Nanortalik, Greenland Port Reviews

Interesting port. Not much to do but everyone was friendly. Tender port so a bit of a wait to get to the town but wouldn’t have missed it.

We were able to say that we got off the ship in Greenland but there were no tours offered from the ship. The port was small and after a half an hour after visiting the local gift shop, we went back to get on the tender and return to the ship. Again, the only plus was being able to say that we visited Greenland

Visited: Aug 23, 2017

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Walked around town. Nice scenery.

There was not much to see here. Did self walking tour to museum and church. Lots of locals along the way selling their wares. The tender situation was ridiculous. Not really Princess fault, Greenland would only allow 1 tender to dock at a time. So there were like 4 to 5 tenders waiting in line with passengers waiting to get on land. The wait to get back on the ship was even worse. We stood in a line for about 1 1/2 hours to get back to ship. Princess did come around and serve hot chocolate to those who wanted it. I probably would never visit Greenland again.

Visited: Aug 19, 2019

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Just walked around town enjoying the views.

As noted above we visited this early because we skipped Paamiut.

Visited: Jul 30, 2019

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The iceberg boat tour is a MUST do! Book ASAP!!!!! The smallest and prettiest of the 3 Greenland ports! Watch for the icebergs as you sail in and out!!

I stayed on the ship due to the slow and lengthy tender process. But the views of the icebergs in the sea were fantastic.

not much to do or see, but the experience was great.

We did an excursion booked on our own which took seven of us out in a small motorboat to get up close to many icebergs. We were even able to touch one.