by rusty1014
Smile and meet some locals, they're the friendliest, and most welcoming around. Relish the fact that you're at the end of the world.
Visited: Sep 07, 2015
by bowsprit
A beautiful day. Although the community is small, it is an interesting and friendly place. Beside the usual walking tours, there was also boat tours out to the icebergs, and tours to the glacier. That was what we did, and it was great! The views as we cruised along were spectacular. And once at the base of the glacier we were able to set foot onshore and explore. I will try to add photos.
by ColoradoSteve
A small village of 1,000 people. The port facilities can only handle one tender at a time. We spent 2 1/2 hours total waiting time for a two hour walking tour on our own. Big ships should NOT go here.
Visited: Aug 19, 2019
by whitelawcs
We walked to the church and on the way saw lots of local crafts. There was a grocery store to get souvenirs or Danish snacks. Bead crafts were lovely.
by glomarrone
This small town is easily seen on foot. Not much to do here but the town is rugged and interesting. There was a gift shop where everyone stopped in to buy souvenirs. Be sure to see the dancing show put on for visitors. There is lots of opportunities for photographs but the area is hilly.
Visited: Aug 02, 2017
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