Welcome to
East Greenland
There is 57.000 inhabitants in Greenland, aprx. 6% living on eastern Greenland.
East Greenland Hotels
Greenland´s most established hotel is renowned for its magnificent location. Hotel Angmagssalik was established in December 1973, located in Tasiilaq town. Overlooking a picturesque town, sheltered fjord and majestic mountains.
Tasiilaq
Scenically located on the shore of Greenland's eastern extremity, in the settlement of Kulusuk.
The hotel is within a few minutes drive from the gate to East Greenland, Kulusuk Airport. At Greenlands only settlement hotel you can experience the true atmosphere of the unique lifestyle in an Inuit hunter settlement.
Kulusuk
Our places
Arctic Wonderland tours hotels are located in east Greenland.
Hotel Kulusuk is in Kulusuk, the gateway to east Greenland through Keflavik Airport in Iceland and Nuuk, west Greenland. Hotel Angmagssalik is in Tasiilaq, it is the main town of east Greenland.
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About us
We opened our first hotel in 1973, our first tourists came in 1974.
We have since, shown respectfully tourists the friendly culture and the savage landscape of east Greenland.
Arctic Wonderland Tours is a local owned company that operates 2 hotels in east Greenland, we offer tours by air, sea and land, approved provider of adventure.
Mike Nicolaisen
CEO
Dear Valued Guests On behalf of everyone at Arctic Wonderland Tours, Hotel Angmagssalik & Hotel Kulusuk, we extend our warmest gratitude for choosing our destination and to stay with us. Whether you come from near or far, your presence here is deeply appreciated and carries great significance for our local community. Every stay at our hotels is more than just an experience — it's a contribution to the heart and soul of our region in east Greenland. Your support helps create opportunities, sustain local businesses, and provide meaningful jobs for the hardworking people who call this beautiful place home. We are honored to share our landscapes, culture, and hospitality with you. To our American friends and guests from around the world, we wholeheartedly welcome you. Your enthusiasm for exploring our Arctic region and embracing its wonders inspires us. It is our privilege to host you, and we hope that your time with us leaves you with unforgettable memories and a deep connection to this unique destination. Thank you for being a part of our journey. Your visit enriches our community and allows us to continue providing exceptional hospitality. We look forward to welcoming you. With gratitude, arcticwonder.com Mike Nicolaisen CEO Arctic Winderland Tours ltd. A/S
Check out 10:00 AM
2 hours earlier than Reykjavik i.e GMT - 2 hours / CET - 3 hours / New York plus 2 hours
Our hotels has a souvenir shop that includes local arts and crafts
Breakfast 07:00 - 09:00
Lunch 12:00 - 13:00
Dinner 18:00 - 19:00
do NOT feed or pet adult dogs ( whether chained or not )
Airport transfer available
Tours sign up at
reception
For tours, beverages and souvenirs, these can be charged to your hotel bill and settle on check - out.
In Greenland is Danish kroner DKK. Other currencies generally not accepted in shops. Creditcards generally accepted.
Internet available
for guests
Our goal is to use as little plastic as possible
Our hotels are local owned companies, that supports sustainablelocal growth
Approval first in Greenland.
Tourism license nr. 2025-001
The Ministry of Business, Trade, Mineral Resources, Justice and Gender Equality hereby issue a license for purposes of provision of public services, which are aimed at primarily tourism services, in the form of experiences in Greenland offered as:
1) One-day trips without overnight accommodation; and
2) Trips lasting two or more days
Tours
While you are staying with us, there is alot of options to do and experience. Our surroundings is a mountainous area and scenic, whether it is foggy, sunny, rainy, photo opportunities are plenty. The local people never get tired of taking pictures of our nature.
Below are suggestions. We live in the Arctic region, hence weather changes, we do our tours according to weather for safety reasons.
Our area is the cultural hub of Greenland, the traditional drumdances from east Greenland are unique in Greenland.
Tours by boat to see icebergs, or whales
Taking a drive tour to DYE 4
Walking the scenic shore line
Walking the valley of flowers
Explore east Greenland
Walking to Kulusuk village
Spectacular
Culture
Unique
Culture
Nature
Walk
Walk
Boat
Sail amongst the pack Ice or to icebergs
The arctic flora in the valley of flowers
Museums, local arts and crafts
What to do
Mon - Fri 10 - 17
Sat closed / Sun 11 - 14
Shop in Tasiilaq
Mon - Sun 13 - 16
Museum
Mon,Thu & Fri 14 - 16
Local cheramics
Mon - Sun 09 - 17
Stunk workshop
We sponsor
A.T.A local football team
Because they activate young people
Christmas candy for all the children in Tasiilaq
Christmas presents for the elder in the retirement home
Traditional Drumdance workshop in Tasiilaq arranged by the cultural house of Greenland KATUAQ
10 gifts cards worth 500 DKK each for selected families in Tasiilaq.
view Hotel Angmagssalik
shop
Local arts and crafts and much more in Tasiilaq
The place to
Welcome 🇬🇱 Dikidduarid
Whether arriving in time of the northern lights or in summer, East Greenland and our hotels welcomes you with open wide spaces.
We are only 1 hour 40 min. Flying from Keflavik Airport. Icelandair.com is the easiest way of booking your travel, book directly from f.ex. JFK to KUS ( Kulusuk ) with a stopover in Iceland.
Get Inspired
Below instagram pictures are our staff picks and posts for your viewing pleasure.
Qujanaruutsuar (thank you for your support)
Not close to nature, you are in it!
Colorful houses
Culture
East Greenlanders
East Greenland
"Angmagssalikkerne are a very lively people, gifted with imagination, they are alert, clever and know how to use things that they came into possession of. They are intrusive, as they had to examine and feel everything, but also flattering, which admittedly often manifested itself in the desire to slander others for us. They are polite, hospitable. Indulgent and docile in their behavior towards each other" Gustav Holm 1884, travelogue wifeboat expedition to Greenland's East Coast 1883 - 85
"Amulet of raven claw and head, tied together by a leather strap, 23 cm long and collected in Ammassalik in 1902. In the use of amulets, which were to provide magical protection and support, the importance of boys as future hunters was emphasized. Boys were given amulets to turn them into skilled kayakers, skilled sled drivers or skilled at hitting targets and telling stories. The girls were also given - albeit fewer - amulets, which were to help turn a girl into a skilled seamstress or a good mother." Sonne, Birgitte: Greenland - myths and legends in The Great Dane on lex.dk. Retrieved January 23, 2022 from https://denstoredanske.lex.dk/Gr%C3%B8nland_-_myter_og_sagn
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