Исследование Южной Гренландии

See the best of Saint-Pierre and surrounding areas by bus. This small piece of France in North America offers a unique blend of French and North American culture. Immerse yourself in Saint-Pierre's unique cultural tapestry as you explore this fascinating French overseas territory and capture breathtaking panoramic views at scenic stops that showcase the island's distinctive coastal landscapes and charming architecture.

Head out on foot to explore the authentic French charm of Saint-Pierre, where history, culture and stunning landscapes converge. This walking tour navigates picturesque cobblestone streets with colourful houses, showcasing highlights like Saint-Pierre Cathedral and revealing the archipelago's heritage and Prohibition history. The tour culminates at the Heritage Museum, where captivating stories of the island's past enrich your experience.

Hop aboard for an exceptional adventure on Île-aux-Marins, a timeless island near Saint-Pierre. Just a few minutes by boat, it offers tranquillity and stunning nature. Discover traditional houses, the old school and the church, all witnesses to the lives of long gone fishing families. The island's past is revealed in each building's story, further brought to life through an immersive journey into daily life at the Archipelitude Museum.

Uncover St. John's dark past on this unique 2.5 hour walking tour of North America's oldest British colony, exploring a rich history marked by strategic wars, tales of European explorers, pirates and privateers. Marvel at the city's majestic architecture, colourful houses and historic monuments. Listen to gripping stories of political exiles, public hangings and the devastating Great Fire of 1892, which reshaped the city forever.

Stand where history was rewritten as you retrace Marconi's steps in St. John's, North America's oldest city. Begin at Signal Hill, where Italian physicist Guglielmo Marconi received the first transatlantic wireless signal in 1901, and enjoy panoramic views from Cabot Tower. Visit the charming Quidi Vidi village, known for its historic fishing harbour, before exploring St. John's with its Victorian houses, churches and the old Government House.

Explore the Witless Bay Ecological Reserve, home to North America's largest puffin colony, on this two-hour excursion. Begin with a scenic drive to Bay Bulls, followed by a cruise to the Bird Islands to observe seabirds and marine life, with a chance to see seals, whales, and dolphins.

Step back in time at Narsarsuaq Museum, founded in 1991, where exhibits detail the American Bluie West One airbase's history, operational from 1941 to 1958, including photographs and artifacts from WWII and the Cold War. The museum also showcases the legacy of Erik the Red and the Norse settlers who founded Greenland's first European settlement over 1,000 years ago.

Head out for a short walk along The Ridge trail with stunning vistas. After a brief drive, follow your guide along an asphalt road into Hospital and the aptly named Flower Valleys. The trail, through lush bushes and trees, overlooks both valleys and a majestic meltwater river. Reach the 174-meter viewpoint for a stunning glacier vista. Seasonal wildflowers add colour to the landscape, enhancing the unique charm of this Greenlandic hike.

Go beyond the guidebooks to truly experience Greenlandic culture. Enjoy a traditional kaffemik celebration with coffee, tea and cakes, a rare treat usually reserved for special occasions like a child’s first tooth, first step, first six months, first year, first day at school, confirmation and more. Visit a private home where your host serves kaffemik while showcasing the beautiful national dress and demonstrating traditional clothing.

Unlock the secrets of Norse history on a guided visit to Hvalsø Church Ruin, part of Greenland’s UNESCO-listed Kujataa cultural landscape. After a scenic 30-minute boat ride through fjords, explore the well-preserved 14th-century Norse site. Learn about its history, including the last recorded Norse event—a wedding in 1408. Marvel at Arctic views and return to Qaqortoq, enriched by this journey into Greenland's Viking past.