EAST GREENLAND

MYTHICAL, MAJESTIC, AND MAGNIFICENT

  • A boat trip into authentic Greenland

    At Arctic Dream, we are wellknown for the high quality of our day trips by boat. We are proud to work together with the very best boat drivers in the area.

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  • Packet tours

    Join us on this unforgettable 8 day winter adventure with 5 days of authentic dog sledging on the Ammassalik Island. 

    For this glorious adventure, we will embark on our journey from Tasiilaq and explore the Amassalik Island.

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  • Lodging

    At Arctic Dream, we offer you a variety of possibilities for accommodation. We have a couple of cosy and comfortable houses available in the centre of Tasiilaq, but we also recommend that you try out our amazing Ice Camp outside of Tinit. Additionally, we can refer you to amazing mountain huts where you wake up to breathtaking views.

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  • Ice Camp Greenland - a dream come true

    In 2015, the native Dane Lars Anker Møller and his wife — who have lived in Greenland since 2001 — ventured on a dog sledding tour in order to find a suitable location for the hut, they had dreamed of building for years. Their journey took them to the area close to the charming settlement Tiniteqilaaq — commonly known as Tinit.

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New photo book by Lars Anker-Møller

 
New book - East Greenland - Five Star Nature

EAST GREENLAND
Five Star Nature

In this newly released photo book, Lars Anker-Møller delivers an inspirational and outstanding visual experience — especially for nature photography interested amateurs. In this book, Lars has collected the best landscape photos from his many years in East Greenland, and he has divided them into relevant chapters. Furthermore, it is the first photo book published in both Greenlandic and Danish and shortly, it will also be translated into English and French.

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About Arctic Dream
Founded by Lars Anker-Møller

 

In 2001, Danish born Lars Anker-Møller first set foot in East Greenland where he started out as a sales manager for Greenlandic stamps in Tasiilaq.

Lars felt at home in the astonishing icy landscapes surrounding the area, and only 3 years later — in 2004 — he was a licensed hunter. From then on, his life changed, and he managed to make a living off of fishing and hunting for seal.

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