Ilulissat Icefjord: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this fjord is famous for its calving glaciers and is a popular destination for boat tours and whale watching.

Disko Island: Known for its unique basaltic landscape and the town of Qeqertarsuaq, which is among Greenland’s oldest.

Greenland Ice Sheet: A massive ice cap that stretches across the country, offering opportunities for hiking and ice trekking.

Fjords: Greenland is known for its impressive fjords, like the Tasermiut Fjord near Nanortalik, which offer stunning views and opportunities for hiking, kayaking, and sailing.

Hiking: Greenland offers a variety of hiking trails, from easy coastal paths to challenging mountain treks.

Whale Watching: Greenland is a great place to spot whales, particularly in the fjords and around Disko Island.

Sailing among Icebergs: A classic Greenland experience, many tours offer the opportunity to sail among the icebergs in the fjords.