Niche Remote Greenland Experiences
Visit the most underrated and unloved destinations in Greenland
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Scoresbysund 23 April 2025, Ursus Maritimus, Nanoq - (c) Arielle Montgomery
Fixing, Consulting & Project-Based Work
Beyond travel, I offer high-trust production fixing, research coordination, and consulting services for expeditions, scientific teams, mineral and energy sector interests, conservation groups, and creative professionals such as filmmakers and visual artists. My unique value lies in fusing logistical know-how with cultural fluency and ethical access. I’ve worked with Indigenous leaders, Arctic researchers, and policy specialists—as well as producers and photographers on bespoke projects that require discretion, diplomacy, and on-the-ground problem-solving.
My background in the energy industry equips me to support high-stakes fieldwork and navigate complex permitting, logistics, and land-use realities in Greenland and the broader Arctic. Whether you need to charter a boat in the High North, secure interviews with hunters, scout locations, or understand Indigenous perspectives on mining and climate impacts, I can help you bridge the gaps.
Overwhelmed by logistics? Unsure how to approach a sensitive project? Want to do it right?
Head over to the contact page to schedule a consultation. I’ll help you design something real, rooted, and unforgettable. From $300 USD/ for a 45 minute consultation
Responsible + Sustainable Adventure Travel
The truest way to understand Greenland is to experience it. In remote areas, it’s more like a cultural expedition than anything else. No amount of reading prepares you for the landscapes, people, or culture found at the far edges of the Arctic. While destinations like Ilulissat, Kangerlussuaq, and Nuuk are more accessible, I specialize in remote Arctic Greenland: communities such as Ittoqqortoormiit, Qaanaaq, Savissivik, Siorapaluk, Upernavik, Uummannaq, and Qeqertarsuaq. These communities rely on licensed local hunters for every part of your visit—in sport, logistics, and storytelling—meaning every interaction supports Indigenous livelihoods directly.
Reaching these places requires careful planning via multiple flights, helicopters, snowmobiles, ATV routes, and crucial local relationships. I lead small-group or individualized expeditions that prioritize YOUR ethical experience, shared with you in partnership with Greenlandic-owned providers. A baseline budget of $10,000 USD per week (for two people sharing) or $7,000 solo is recommended (excluding international flights and gear). If wildlife is your priority—particularly polar bears or seals—we recommend spending 2 to 3 weeks in-country based on ice conditions, seasonal hunting schedules, and local holidays like Easter.
These are subsistence communities with limited infrastructure. Most places have no restaurants, and general stores don’t carry specialty foods. Dietary restrictions require forethought: you may need to ship dried provisions in advance (expensive, complicated, and unreliable). You’ll rely on local food traditions—fish and marine mammals—prepared by Greenlandic hosts. Nuuk and Ilulissat are exceptions when comfort matters. In 2023 I pledged as a responsible and sustainable tourism partner with the Government of Greenland’s Tourism Board, a commitment to promoting local culture, small business, and economic independence. All suppliers are vetted and 100% locally owned.
2026 Confirmed Departures
Our expertise is the remotest places on earth and in Greenland and our group trips for the next few years will be exclusively in Ittoqqortoormiit (Scoresbysund), the largest fjord system in the world. It’s not for the faint of heart and we are literally at the edge of the earth. Due to limited facilities, we can only accommodate 5 people max.
Ittoqqortoormiit - Cultural Expedition and Wildlife Experience in Remote Greenland ( 14-16 days, from 100.000 DKK per person)
Possible sightings of Polar Bear, Walrus, Narwhal, Arctic Hare, Sled Dog, Various Birds with local hunters and one of the only licensed Polar Bear viewing guides in Greenland
Transportation will be mostly snowmobile, tougher on body than doglsedding, and boats
2 Departures:
Late April (Dogsledding expedition available)
Mid May (Photography)
Ittoqqortoormiit - Special Full Eclipse Trip - Contact Us ASAP since space is extremely limited
Transportation will be boat and ATV
August 2026 - Meet in Reykjavik or Akureyri Iceland
