
Qooqqut Dining Experience
Journey deep into Nuuk Fjord for a six-hour Arctic dining adventure at Qooqqut Nuan, a hidden gem where nature and gastronomy meet.
From fjord to table
Embark on a six-hour journey that combines the wild beauty of Greenland’s fjords with an unforgettable culinary experience. Travel deep into Nuuk Fjord to the secluded retreat of Qooqqut Nuan, a hidden gem where the freshest fish goes from your hands to the chef’s table. Whether you choose to fish for your own meal or simply savor the flavors of Arctic cuisine, this adventure blends nature, culture, and gastronomy in the most breathtaking of settings.
What to expect on your qooqqut adventure
Tucked away in a pristine valley, Qooqqut Nuan is one of Greenland’s most unique dining destinations. The restaurant is surrounded by towering peaks and crystal-clear waters, making it the perfect escape from the city.
As we set sail from Nuuk, you’ll have the option to stop along the way for a deep-sea fishing experience, where you can catch redfish and cod from the icy depths of the fjord. Once we arrive at Qooqqut, the skilled chefs will prepare your fresh catch.
Enjoy the peaceful surroundings, take in the clean Arctic air, and savor every bite as you dine on one of the freshest seafood meals you’ll ever have—right in the heart of the Greenlandic wilderness.

Your itinerary
- Meeting point – Gather at the tidal steps in Nuuk harbor, where our crew welcomes you aboard our closed Targa boat.
- Setting Sail – Enjoy a 1–1.5 hour scenic cruise through Nuuk Fjord, passing towering mountains and pristine waters.
- Fishing stop (optional) – Try your hand at deep-sea fishing for redfish and cod at selected locations along the way.
- Arrival at Qooqqut Nuan – Step ashore and take a short, scenic hike to the restaurant.
- Your catch, your meal – Watch as the chefs prepare your fish, transforming it into a delicious Arctic dish.
- Relax and unwind – Take in the stunning surroundings, enjoy your meal, and soak in the quiet beauty of the fjord.
- Return to Nuuk – After approximately two hours at Qooqqut, we sail back to Nuuk, arriving at the harbor in the evening.
Included in your tour
- Deep-sea fishing for redfish and cod (optional)
- Freshly prepared meal at Qooqqut Nuan (drinks are not included)
- Warm beverages (tea, coffee) and snacks on board
- Expert local captain and guide
- Indoor seating in a heated cabin
- Spacious deck for panoramic views
- Onboard restroom
A former sheep farm turned fine dining
Qooqqut Nuan was once a remote sheep farm, but today it stands as one of the most unique restaurants in Greenland. Nestled between mountains and surrounded by untouched nature, it offers a truly special dining experience far from civilization.
Why Nuuk Fjord is a fisherman’s dream
The cold, nutrient-rich waters of Nuuk Fjord are home to some of the best fishing spots in Greenland. Redfish and cod thrive here, making it the perfect place to try deep-sea fishing in a setting unlike any other.
From hook to plate in one afternoon
There’s nothing quite like eating a meal made from a fish you caught just hours earlier. At Qooqqut Nuan, the chefs take your fresh catch and turn it into an unforgettable dish, cooked with simple yet flavorful Arctic ingredients.
Dining the Greenlandic way
Greenlanders have always relied on the land and sea for food, and this experience lets you connect with that tradition. Whether you fish for your meal or simply enjoy the expertly prepared seafood, you’ll taste the essence of Greenland’s nature in every bite.
Fishing with respect for nature
Sustainable fishing is key to preserving Greenland’s marine life for future generations. The fishing spots used on this trip are carefully chosen to ensure responsible practices, allowing visitors to enjoy this tradition while protecting the fjord’s ecosystem.
The secrets of Qooqqut Nuan
A former sheep farm turned fine dining
Qooqqut Nuan was once a remote sheep farm, but today it stands as one of the most unique restaurants in Greenland. Nestled between mountains and surrounded by untouched nature, it offers a truly special dining experience far from civilization.
Why Nuuk Fjord is a fisherman’s dream
The cold, nutrient-rich waters of Nuuk Fjord are home to some of the best fishing spots in Greenland. Redfish and cod thrive here, making it the perfect place to try deep-sea fishing in a setting unlike any other.
From hook to plate in one afternoon
There’s nothing quite like eating a meal made from a fish you caught just hours earlier. At Qooqqut Nuan, the chefs take your fresh catch and turn it into an unforgettable dish, cooked with simple yet flavorful Arctic ingredients.
The secrets of Qooqqut Nuan
Where nature, tradition, and arctic flavors meet
A former sheep farm turned fine dining
Qooqqut Nuan was once a remote sheep farm, but today it stands as one of the most unique restaurants in Greenland. Nestled between mountains and surrounded by untouched nature, it offers a truly special dining experience far from civilization.
Why Nuuk Fjord is a fisherman’s dream
The cold, nutrient-rich waters of Nuuk Fjord are home to some of the best fishing spots in Greenland. Redfish and cod thrive here, making it the perfect place to try deep-sea fishing in a setting unlike any other.
From hook to plate in one afternoon
There’s nothing quite like eating a meal made from a fish you caught just hours earlier. At Qooqqut Nuan, the chefs take your fresh catch and turn it into an unforgettable dish, cooked with simple yet flavorful Arctic ingredients.
Dining the Greenlandic way
Greenlanders have always relied on the land and sea for food, and this experience lets you connect with that tradition. Whether you fish for your meal or simply enjoy the expertly prepared seafood, you’ll taste the essence of Greenland’s nature in every bite.
Fishing with respect for nature
Sustainable fishing is key to preserving Greenland’s marine life for future generations. The fishing spots used on this trip are carefully chosen to ensure responsible practices, allowing visitors to enjoy this tradition while protecting the fjord’s ecosystem.
















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How long do we stay at the restaurant before heading back to Nuuk?
We spend about two hours at Qooqqut Nuan, giving you plenty of time to enjoy your meal, soak in the peaceful surroundings, and explore the area. After dinner, we board the boat for a scenic return journey to Nuuk, reflecting on an unforgettable Arctic dining experience.
Do I have to fish for my own meal, or can I just enjoy the dining experience?
You don’t have to fish if you don’t want to! The fishing stop is optional, and if you prefer, you can simply enjoy the scenic boat ride and relax at the restaurant. The chefs at Qooqqut Nuan always have fresh fish available, so you’ll still get to experience an incredible Arctic seafood meal—even if you don’t cast a line yourself.
Is the food included in the price?
Yes! The price of the tour includes a freshly prepared seafood meal at Qooqqut Nuan. Drinks are not included, but you can purchase them at the restaurant. If you catch your own fish, the chefs will cook it for you, turning it into a delicious dish.
Does the restaurant offer vegetarian or non-seafood options?
Yes, Qooqqut Nuan does offer vegetarian and non-seafood dishes. If you have dietary preferences or allergies, let us know in advance so we can inform the restaurant and ensure you have a great dining experience.
Will I get to see wildlife on the way to Qooqqut?
There’s always a chance! Nuuk Fjord is teeming with life, and every trip brings something different. You might see an eagle perched high on a rocky ledge, scanning the water for its next meal, or a curious seal popping its head up just as we pass by. Some days, the fjord is completely still—until the sudden, breathtaking sight of a whale’s tail breaking the surface reminds you just how wild this place really is.
What makes Qooqqut Nuan a special dining experience?
Qooqqut Nuan is more than just a restaurant—it’s a remote Arctic retreat where nature and gastronomy come together. Located deep inside Nuuk Fjord, it offers an unforgettable “fjord-to-table” experience, where the fish you catch just hours earlier is transformed into a meal by skilled chefs. The setting is spectacular and cozy, surrounded by rugged peaks and untouched wilderness, making it one of the most unique dining destinations in Greenland.
Is this Qooqqut tour available year-round?
This tour is only available during the summer and early fall, as Qooqqut Nuan operates seasonally. The only time to experience this trip is from June to September.
How long is the boat ride to Qooqqut?
The boat ride from Nuuk to Qooqqut takes about one to one and a half hours, depending on weather and sea conditions. Along the way, you’ll pass through some of Greenland’s most stunning fjord landscapes, with towering cliffs, deep blue waters and a high chance of seeing icebergs.
What should I wear for this Qooqqut trip?
Even in summer, the Arctic weather can be unpredictable, so it’s important to dress warmly. We recommend bringing:
- A windproof and waterproof jacket
- Warm layers, even on sunny days
- Comfortable walking shoes for the short hike to the restaurant
- A hat, gloves, and scarf if you plan to be outside on the boat
- Sunglasses for the bright reflections off the water
- Mosquito nets
What kind of fish can I catch if I choose to do the fishing?
In Nuuk Fjord, the most common catches are redfish and cod, both of which are delicious and perfect for the restaurant to prepare. These fish thrive in the deep, cold waters of the fjord, and our guides will take you to the best fishing spots to increase your chances of landing a great catch.