Cruises from Uunartoq Island
Uunartoq Island is tucked into the mountainous fjord region at the sub-arctic southern tip of Greenland. This small island lies midway between the administrative settlement of Qaqortoq and Nanortalik, and can be reached only by ship. It is uninhabited, but the attraction is the group of hot springs that are 37 deg.C. year-round. Read more
The springs give the island its name, which means “Is Warming.” Imagine bathing in a large warm pool near the sea, backed by the low hills of the island, and surrounded by ice-capped 1000m mountains in the distance.