Our outfitter has 500 square km of exclusive hunting rights, with magnificent nature, hiking and sightseeing and experienced local guides.
Greenland is the worlds largest island and an exciting destination for all adventure hunters. Our outfitter offers both Caribou and Musk Ox hunting with accommodation in its all-inclusive camp located in the South of Greenland.
The professional staff and guides will look after you from the start of your journey to the end so you will have the adventure of a lifetime. We welcome non-hunters at our camp and can arrange various excursion for them. There are excellent hiking routes, sightseeing options, glacier trips, fishing for Arctic char, sea angling for cod and many more. The camp is located in South West Greenland, a 3 hour boat ride from Narsarsuaq, or 30 minutes by helicopter.
The best-known game of Greenland is the indigenous Greenland Musk Ox sometimes called White-faced Musk Ox or Umingmak by the Inuits, meaning the bearded one.
These seemingly huge animals with long haired, thick and dark brown to black coats have impressive trophies with a high scarcity value. Hunting this ancient game species in the rough but fascinating landscape of Greenland is an experience that enthuses every hunter.
Mature bulls stand from 110 cm to 150 cm high at the shoulder and weigh between 300 kg and 400 kg. Horns of mature bulls reach lengths of 50 cm to 65 cm. Musk Ox are hard to bring down and hunters are advised to use calibers from 30-06 and larger with heavy bullets.
In South Greenland, the main trophy, along with Musk Ox, is wild caribou. Caribou are of great importance to the Inuit as a source of meat, but also play a role in their history, culture, and traditions. They can vary considerably in size, with females weighing up to 90 kg (198 lb) and male bull 150 kg (331 lb).
Caribou hunting is a challenging experience involving great personal reward. Hunters can choose from various calibers to hunt Caribou though the minimum caliber is .243. Bow hunting is allowed in Greenland.
Arrival day
Arrive in Narsarsuaq, Greenland. Our representative will welcome hunters at the airport and sail with them to Camp, 3 hours. Please note, if flights arrive late in the evening an overnight stay in town might be required.
Hunting days
Hunters track the coastline of the many islands with their guide until they spot their trophy. When the hunter has taken his trophy, the rest of the time can be spent on Arctic Char fishing or other activities. If available, hunters can purchase another trophy paid either beforehand or directly in camp.
Breakfast and dinner are served at the lodge each day, but while hunting we offer lunch boxes. We do recommend our guests take some time while in Greenland to do some sightseeing in the area.
Departure day
Breakfast and preparation for departure. If time allows, guests can fish for Arctic Char before transfer to Narsarsuaq Airport.
Caribou/Musk Ox Combo $20,400.00USD
Caribou Only $11,500.00USD
Arctic Char Fishing $6,900.00USD
Non Hunter $5,900.00USD
In the summer of 2012 our outfitter built the first proper hunting and fishing camp on the Southwest Coast of Greenland, the first ever permanent hunting-and fishing camp in Greenland. There is a total of twelve sleeping cabins (twin beds) built around a dining lodge with plenty of room for bigger groups.
The dining lodge is equipped with a kitchen, a gas BBQ and a charcoal BBQ. Meals are prepared by the camp chef – most of the menu originates in area (caribou meat, arctic char and fish from the sea). The camp has running water, WC, showers, sauna, BBQ and a fully equipped kitchen.
All this and still a wilderness camp – equates to a really a unique experience!
• 8 cabins, 16 beds
• Made up beds and towels
• Fully equipped kitchen
• Sea and mountain view
• Outdoor area with terraces
• BBQ’s and open fire pit
• Fishing, hunting and sightseeing
• Outdoor and wilderness camp with all modern facilities
• Shared bathroom facilities, 6 WC and 4 showers and Sauna