Overview
Enjoy a 6-Day getaway at Itisoq, an untouched bay nestled within the Nuuk fjord. Surrounded by towering peaks, this hidden gem is a paradise for adventure-lovers. So, gear up for some active days in Ravens Nest Adventure Camp, and immerse yourself in pristine nature, away from technology, while staying in a cozy camp that blends simplicity with comfort!
Please note:
The itinerary is tentative and may be adjusted based on the guests’ abilities and the weather conditions to ensure the safety of the group.
There is no electricity. We suggest to bring your own solar panels or power banks.
Equipment List:
- Trekking / Hiking Boots, Worn-in.
- Camp Shoes / Sandles.
- Trekking Daypack (Backpack) – 30 litres.
- Pair of Trousers / Waterproof Gaiters.
- 1 x Sleeping Bag.
- 1 x Down Jacket.
- 1 x Light – water and wind proof Jacket.
- 2 x Water bottles minimum.
- Torch Light / Flashlight and spare batteries.
- Pairs of long sleeve cotton shirts.
- 1 x Medium size towel.
- 1 x Fleece / warm sweater.
- Pairs of t-shirts.
- Pairs of light and warm socks.
- 1 x Warm Hat.
- 1 x Sun Hat.
- Sunglasses (glare).
- Trekking Poles.
- Personal toiletries – Soap / Shampoo / toilet paper etc.
- Pills or tools for water disinfection.
- Sunscreen for lips, exposed body parts and a handkerchief (Buff) – Dust Protection.
- Money belt and personal first-aid kit.
What to Bring?
- Waterproof Windproff clothing.
- Hiking boots.
- Warm woll layers, Warm hat, glowes, mid layers.
- Sleeping bag and sleeping pad. (if not rented).
- Personal toiletries.
- Preferred snacks.
- Sun protection (sunscreen, sunglasses, hat).
- Reusable water bottle.
- Mosquito net, mosquito balm.
- Powerbank.
- Bacpack 65-80 L.
- Camera.
A Hidden Gem
Located just 45 minutes by boat from Nuuk, Itisoq is a secluded paradise embraced by three imposing peaks, each rising over 1100 meters. This remote bay, where we have our adventure camp, offers a unique connection to nature, with its breathtaking landscape and setting.
Endless Outdoor Adventures
Whether you’re an adrenaline seeker or simply love the great outdoors, Itisoq offers a wide range of activities to suit every interest. Hike through untouched trails, fish in crystal-clear waters, or, if you are one of those who love challenging yourself, take a polar dip! The bay’s rich marine life, including fish, mussels, and sea urchins, invites you to discover nature’s bounty, while the opportunity to spot ptarmigans adds a unique wildlife experience to your stay. All these opportunities to be active gives us a reason to call it an adventure camp!
Disconnect and Rejuvenate
At Ravens Nest adventure camp, the absence of modern technology allows you to fully immerse in the simplicity and serenity of your surroundings. With no phone reception or generators, life slows down, giving you the chance to reconnect with nature and your fellow adventurers. The camp offers comfortable tents, including a communal space for storytelling and cooking, as well as a sauna tent for relaxation after a day of exploring. Drink from the purest glacier-fed streams and let the magic of Itisoq recharge your soul.
Local guide(s)
You will be guided by local guides. We believe that local guides are the key to unlocking the true essence of a destination. The deep-rooted understanding of the terrain, culture, and hidden gems allow us to curate an unforgettable journey that go beyond the ordinary. They will give you the opportunity to explore the wonders of Greenland, in a way that few have the privilege to do.
Meeting Point:
Tide stairs (Tidevandstrappen) at Nuuk harbour at 9.30.
Take bus no. 2 and get off at Qatserisut bus stop, and walk down to The Tide Stair by the harbour, or take a taxi to The Tide Stair.
Trip Highlights
- Scenic boatride to Itisoq
- Ravens Nest Adventure Camp – placed in a beautiful bay engulfed by majestic mountains
- Mesmerizing hiking adventures
- Sharing stories with the local guides over the bonfire
- Refreshing dip in a natural river pool
- Sleepover close to the Itisoq Glacier (+ glacier walking)
- Breathtaking views over the second largest fiord system in the world
- Stand up paddleboarding (SUP)
- Polar dip and Sauna tent (optional)
- Reflection time/reconnecting with nature and yourself
- Fishing
