Saqqaq

Village Greenland, Greenland, Greenland

What to expect

Saqqaq is a settlement in western Greenland, situated on the south side of the Nuussuaq peninsula in Disko Bay. The area is known for its archaeological finds from the Saqqaq culture, which dates back to between 2500 BC and 800 BC. The settlement has a population of around 130 inhabitants and is a great place to experience traditional Inuit life. Visitors can hike to the top of 'Livets Top' mountain for fantastic views, explore the coast, and see icebergs and the local glacier. The area has good hiking routes to Inuit graves and the remains of old peat houses. Saqqaq is also home to a legendary inhabitant, Hannibal Fencker, who was known for his garden and homemade bitter

Plan your family visit to the Saqqaq with these blog insights 👇

Saqqaq, a week in a Greenlandic village

This family's experience:

Activities: We stayed in the village for a week, exploring its daily life, houses, and people

Highlights: We enjoyed the peaceful and calm atmosphere of the village, and our daughter liked playing with the local kids ✨

Family trip to Greenland, first impressions

This family's experience:

Activities: We spent a week there and immersed ourselves in the local culture

Highlights: We enjoyed observing how people live in Greenland today ✨