Top Sisimiut Trips & Tours in July 2025

Join this 7-day Arctic adventure in Sisimiut, Greenland. Hike rugged trails, kayak past icebergs, and ride ATVs into the wild. Spot whales, musk oxen, and sea eagles. Explore historic sites, meet locals, and experience Greenland’s raw beauty. Every day challenges you to go further into the untamed north.

Spend four days exploring Sisimiut’s rich history and Arctic waters. Walk through the old harbor and uncover the town’s past with a guided tour. Sail around Sisimiut, and see stunning coastal views. Visit historic villages and learn about Greenlandic traditions. Head out on a fishing trip with a local guide, catch your dinner, and experience life on the water.

Join this 12-day M/S Balto cruise from Ilulissat to Narsarsuaq, exploring ancient history, cultural legends, and natural wonders, from icy northern landscapes to the green pastures and jagged mountains of the south.

Discover West Greenland's majestic frozen landscapes on this 9-day tour. Discover the cuisine, customs, and history of Nuuk. Visit an open-air market and sail through stunning fjords. Fly to Sisimiut to explore a UNESCO site, take a mini-cruise, hike a historical mountain, explore the wilderness, cook local game, and ride an ATV in the backcountry.

Discover the beauty of Greenland and Iceland on this 21-day Grand Greenland – Farthest North to Thule and Kane Basin cruise aboard MS Fridtjof Nansen. Visit UNESCO-listed Ilulissat Icefjord, explore Uummannaq Fjord, and sail through remote Arctic regions. Witness polar wildlife, including whales, walruses, and polar bears.

Embark on a 20-day expedition from New York, flying to Greenland’s remote north and cruising aboard MS Fridtjof Nansen. Explore Nuuk, sail past Disko Bay’s icebergs, visit Ilulissat Icefjord, traverse Melville Bay, and venture into the uncharted Thule region before crossing Baffin Bay and returning home.

Experience Iceland and Greenland on a 14-day cruise aboard Seabourn Venture, starting in Reykjavik and traveling through puffin-filled islands, Viking sites, and fjords with glaciers and vibrant Arctic villages.