Greenland is one of the world’s most breathtaking and remote travel destinations. With upcoming direct flights to Nuuk and seamless travel options to other parts of the country, now is the perfect time to plan your Greenland adventure. Whether you seek untouched nature, vibrant Inuit culture, or unique Arctic experiences, Greenland has something truly special to offer.
Flying to Greenland from the US – Your Best Options
For years, reaching Greenland from the US required multiple layovers, but that’s about to change. This summer, direct flights to Nuuk will allow travelers to fly straight from New York Newark, into Greenland’s capital. Other than that, the most common routes involve a stopover in Iceland or Denmark.
Once you arrive, Nuuk International Airport offers modernized facilities, ensuring a smooth travel experience.
Where to Stay in Greenland – Experience Comfort at Hotel SØMA
For travelers seeking comfort, authenticity, and convenience, Hotel SØMA Nuuk is the ideal choice.
- Easy Airport shuttle: When you are staying with us, you can easily book your transfer from and to the Nuuk airport directly on our website.
- Arctic spa experience – Relax in an outdoor bubble bath with panoramic harbor views.
- Restaurant SØMA – Enjoy internationally inspired dishes crafted from local Greenlandic ingredients, such as fresh seafood and gourmet burgers.
- Multiple locations – Hotel SØMA is also in Sisimiut, Aasiaat, and Ilulissat, making travel across Greenland seamless and comfortable.

Traveling Beyond Nuuk – Easy Access to Other Greenlandic Destinations
Once in Nuuk, it’s easy to explore other breathtaking locations in Greenland:
- Ilulissat Icefjord – A UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for its massive floating icebergs.
- Sisimiut – Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, offering dog sledding, kayaking, and hiking.
- Aasiaat – Known for its stunning coastline and abundant marine life.
Travel between towns is simple via domestic flights and ferries, making it easy to explore Greenland beyond Nuuk.
Practical Tips for Traveling to Greenland from the US
- Best time to visit – Summer (June–August) offers long daylight hours and excellent hiking, while winter (November–March) is ideal for experiencing the northern lights and dog sledding.
- Packing guide – Warm, layered clothing, waterproof gear, and sturdy hiking boots are essential for Arctic conditions.
- Currency & Language – Greenland uses the Danish Krone (DKK). While English is widely spoken in tourist areas, Greenlandic and Danish are the main languages.
- Connectivity & Payment – WiFi is available in hotels, but mobile data can be limited. Most businesses accept credit cards, but carrying some cash is advisable.


Start Your Greenland Adventure with Hotel SØMA
Greenland is a destination like no other, and Hotel SØMA Nuuk offers the perfect starting point. Whether you’re enjoying an Arctic spa experience, indulging in Greenlandic cuisine, or setting off on an adventure, your journey begins here.
- Book your stay at Hotel SØMA Nuuk today and make your Arctic dreams a reality!