Napasoq

Tiny Fishing Village on a Fjord

Napasoq is one of Greenland's smallest settlements, lying on a small island in the Qeqqata municipality. It offers great opportunities for interacting with locals, and for peaceful exploration of nearby fjords and cliffs. Visitors usually arrive by boat.

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