Greenland, the world's largest island, offers unique hunting experiences in the harsh, Arctic environment. With vast glaciers, fjords and tundra, Greenland is home to a variety of wildlife that are adapted to the extreme conditions. Although hunting in Greenland is not as widespread as in other countries, it offers unique and unforgettable opportunities for those seeking adventure in one of the most isolated places on Earth.

The main species that can be hunted in Greenland are marine animals such as seals, and game such as caribou and polar bears. Hunting in this area is regulated, with an emphasis on sustainability and conservation. Hunting polar bears is strictly controlled and requires special permits, as this species is considered endangered.

Greenlandic hunting activities are combined with traditional hunting methods and living in Nordic conditions, which gives hunters the opportunity to experience authentic life in one of the last wildernesses in the world. In addition to hunting, in Greenland you can also engage in fishing, wildlife watching or tourism in the unique Arctic landscape.