Paz’s agencyYour Local Agency for Adventure Travel in Greenland

Glaciers, Big Walls of the Arctic & Hot Spring.This 15-day tour takes you to the highlights of Greenland’s south. Enjoy the “big walls” of the Arctic in Tasermiut fjord, relax in the unique Uunartoq hot springs, hike and kayaking in the green landscape of the sheltered fjords, visit the picturesque Inuit villages and navigate by zodiac among icebergs to glacier fronts descending from Greenland’s Icecap. The most complete journey you can do in South Greenland including the best treks and excursion, an unforgettable walk on Greenland’s ice sheet, kayaking among icebergs and the biggest and most beautiful mountains and vertical walls in Greenland - Ketil and Ulamertorssuaq-, the “Patagonia of the Arctic” in Tasermiut fjord, which are considered one of the ten wonders of the whole Arctic.Speed boats (zodiac-style) navigation among fjords, icebergs, blocks of ice and spectacular glacier fronts, bathe in Uunartoq’s the only hot springs in Greenland relaxing in the breathtaking beauty of the icebergs on the waters and visit the cities of Qaqortoq, Narsaq and Nanortalik and the most picturesque settlements- Tasiusaq, Igaliku and Qassiarsuk - where we will get an insight to the story of the Norse settlers.Over the past 1000 years, Inuit and Viking cultures have shaped the people and land of South Greenland. The Qassiarsuk and Igaliku area in the region represents the most comprehensive and rich examples of Norse and Greenlandic farming culture. This unique heritage has been recently recognized and inscribed in the UNESCO World Heritage List.Be one with nature in our spectacular wilderness preinstalled camps, right in front of the ice cap and glaciers and under the huge granite walls of Tasermiut.Watch the magnificent northern lights from mid-August, see caribous, seals, and even whales. Go fishing for arctic salmon and cod or collect mushroom and blueberries.Join us on an immersion journey to the unexplored secrets of Greenland, one of the last frontiers of the modern world, a journey for adventurous travelers, willing to discover nature in her pure state, and to have the first-hand experience of the effects of global warming.