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Life in Greenland’s Arctic Circle west coast has shaped a number of special experiences which visitors can enjoy wherever they arrive in the region.
 
The four widely different habitations in the region can each offer magnificent Arctic nature and a plethora of different activities.

Click on Kangerlussuaq, if you’d like to know more about Greenland’s largest village, where the international airport brings you quickly and easily into a world where the ice cap, the musk oxen and adventures on dog sleds and snowmobiles have a created a unique destination in the Arctic Circle Region.

Click on Sisimiut, if you’d like to know more about the region’s largest town, where Arctic char fishing, dog sleds, hiking trips and much more shapes a society of active entrepreneurs which at the same time has all the facilities the capital of such a region needs.

Click on Itilleq to learn more about a Greenlandic village right on the Arctic Circle, where life in the archipelago under the impressive Troldfjelde is characterized by its closeness to the sea and dependence on whaling and fishing. Here you’ll find local culture and impressive nature in spades.

Click on Sarfannguit if you’d like to read about the village between the Amerloq and Ikertooq Fjords, which is the future centre for hikers on the Arctic Circle Trail, and where you can experience the cultural importance of fishing for the Greenlandic settlements.