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Hike peaks, paddle fjords, plunge into the Arctic sea and share meals by the bonfire. Phones off. Life on.
Welcome to Itisoq—a quiet bay tucked deep in the Nuuk fjord system and just 45 minutes by boat from civilization (don’t worry, we’ll bring you back). Surrounded by three peaks rising over 1,100 meters, this place is big, wild, and wildly good-looking.
For six days, Ravens Nest is home. Expect active days, tired legs, full hearts, and a cozy camp that proves you don’t need luxury when you’ve got nature doing the heavy lifting.
Itisoq isn’t on the way to anywhere—it is the destination.
A remote bay wrapped in dramatic mountains, calm waters, and serious “how is this real?” energy. Our camp sits right where fjord meets peak, giving you front-row seats to Greenland at its best.
Hike untouched trails. Paddle quiet fjords. Fish crystal-clear waters. Spot ptarmigans doing their thing. For the brave (or the peer-pressured): take a polar dip.
The sea is full of life—fish, mussels, sea urchins—and every day brings a new excuse to be outside.
Type-2 fun guaranteed. Campfire stories included.
No phone reception. No generators. No rush.
Life at Ravens Nest is beautifully simple: comfortable tents, a shared space for cooking and storytelling, and a sauna tent waiting for you at the end of the day. Drink straight from glacier-fed streams, warm up by the fire, and remember what it feels like to be properly present.
This is where you slow down—without stopping.
You’ll be led by experienced local guides who know this landscape like an old friend. Their deep connection to the terrain, culture, and hidden corners of Greenland turns a great trip into an unforgettable one.
They’ll show you places few people ever see—and make sure you enjoy the journey getting there.
An early morning arrival. As you settle into your cozy tents, a briefing will be provided. Once everyone feels at home and has been introduced, it’s time to embark on a captivating walk to an enchanting ‘infinity pool’. Situated southeast of the camp, on the opposite side of the island, this hidden gem promises a revitalizing dip that will invigorate your senses and wash away any lingering jetlag.
As we ascend through the picturesque mountains, the breathtaking panoramic views of the colossal fjord system and towering giants reaching 1000 meters towards the sky will leave you awestruck.
As the sun sets, we will gather together for a memorable evening of dining on the rocks, warmed by the flickering flames of a roaring bonfire.
Prepare yourself for a hike that spans approximately 7 kilometers, taking around 4 to 5 hours to complete. The trail’s difficulty level varies between easy to medium, ensuring that adventurers of all fitness levels can revel in the splendors of nature throughout the journey.
Our second day will be an unforgettable adventure as we aim to spend the night just next to the majestic Itisoq Glacier, standing tall at approximately 750 meters. Whether or not we use tents (or sleep under the stars) will be determined by the weather conditions, adding an element of excitement and unpredictability to our journey.
After a relaxing morning with coffee and breakfast at camp, we will start our ascent towards the glacier. Emerging from the upper reaches of the canyon, we will suddenly find ourselves immersed in a vast bowl encircled by towering mountains. This will be the location of our campsite, where we will pause, unload our backpacks – and for those who are up for it – push on to conquer the summit at 1100 meters.
Aiming to witness a captivating sunset, we will seize the opportunity to create lasting memories before settling down in our cozy sleeping bags for the night. As darkness descends, we will gather together to enjoy a well deserved dinner, embracing the spirit of exploration with expedition-style cuisine.
The total distance covered during our hike and ascent will amount to approximately 6-8 kilometers, with an elevation gain of 750 meters (camp) or 1100 meters (summit).
After the strenuous hike the day before, we are going to make the most of the morning. . Before we begin our descent back to the basecamp, a delightful breakfast and steaming cup of coffee will be served, giving us the perfect start to the day. Once we reach the basecamp, the atmosphere is transformed into one of pure relaxation. The sauna tent will be set ablaze, offering a haven of warmth and rejuvenation.
For those seeking a bit of adventure, we have the SUPS (Stand-Up Paddleboards) ready. These boards will provide an incredible opportunity to practice and prepare for our upcoming excursion.
As an alternative, you could try your hand at fishing from the shore. Armed with a fishing rod, there’s an excellent chance of catching something delectable to add to our dinner pot. Rest assured, you’ll be an integral part of the cooking process, whether it involves preparing freshly caught fish, birds or vegetables.
Total hiking distance / ascent and time: Approx. 6 km, Time 4-5 hours.
Today we aim for a ridge hike, surrounded by magnificent big mountains and breathtaking fjords. But first, we must embark yet again on an exciting journey, crossing the bay on our trusty stand-up paddleboards (SUPs).
As we paddle through the stunning waters, the scenery becomes even more captivating, with each stroke bringing us closer to our destination. The beauty of it all is simply indescribable, with picture-perfect landscapes at every turn. This is your chance to witness nature in all its glory, to feel the adrenaline course through your veins as you conquer the heights and soak in the beauty of these majestic mountains and serene fiords.
After enjoying a satisfying breakfast, we will energize ourselves for one last day of exploration. This time, armed with our stand-up paddleboards (SUPs), we will paddle for approximately 30 minutes, through Itisoq Bay (it is also possible to hike this distance). Once we reach the shore, we will commence a captivating hike towards a majestic mountain that we affectionately call “The Shark Fin.”
Breathtaking mountains and the sprawling, enchanting eastern part of the world’s second-largest fjord system will be your backdrop.
Brace yourself for approximately 6 kilometers of hiking with an elevation gain of 400 meters. 4-5 hours for this thrilling adventure.
On the final day of your 6-day trip we will sail in to Kangerluarsunnguaq area, also known as Kang Ski, you’ll explore beautiful mountainous terrain with sweeping fjord views. This moderate hike offers an immersive experience in Greenland’s raw wilderness, where rolling hills, rugged peaks and a beautiful glacier create a stunning backdrop. Take in the tranquility of this pristine landscape as you reflect on your journey and enjoy the peaceful Arctic surroundings before concluding your adventure.
The itinerary is tentative and may be adjusted based on the guests’ abilities and the weather conditions to ensure the safety of the group.
Meeting Point: Tide stairs (Tidevandstrappen) at Nuuk harbour at 9.30
Either take bus no. 2 and get off at Qatserisut bus stop, and walk down to The Tide Stair by the harbour, or take a taxi to The Tide Stair.
Yes, there is meltwater from the glacier we have access to.
No. We suggest to bring your own solar panels or power banks.
No, we’ve got you covered.
Yes, we have a simple camp toilet and high quality toilet paper.
There is no phone reception, only if you hike more than an hour up the mountain.
Yes, you are allowed to. Please for safety, drink responsibly and respect the rest of the group.
We keep an eye on forecasts, and will inform the guests in time.