Qaqortoq, Greenland Port Reviews

There was not much to see or do. There were only a few excursions but they required a lot of walking up hills and given that the average age of passengers was probably around 70, not many people did an excursion. It was a tender port and the cruise director the night before admitted that most people would probably go into town and be back on the ship within an hour. He wasn't kidding. There just wasn't much to do, although the people that we met were quite friendly.

A city of 3,000 - 4th largest in Greenland. Tender operations were just ok.

Visited: Aug 19, 2019

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Quaint small town with wonderful people.

Visited: Aug 25, 2019

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Gift shop much too small. Great village--wonderful people, especially the children.

Visited: Sep 11, 2011

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Quaint village- we did the Great Lake hike. Had I known where the trail started, we would have done it in our own - it wasn’t worth the $ they charged. Too many people & it wasn’t informative, just follow a college student on a local path

Nice to say I’ve been to Greenland but there is really nothing much to see or do in this tiny village. We walked around for about one hour and took in how the locals lived. This was interesting but otherwise there just isn’t much here.

We went to an excursion to the Hvalsey Ruins. It requires a 30 minute boat ride. Which was nice. There were only 6 passengers. But, it requires many stairs & the terrain at the ruins is hilly. So not for persons with any hip, knee or gait issues.

could not visit, because I could not use my electric scooter since boat could not accommodate

Great scenery, great rock carvings, museum in center of town, bring bug spray and net to cover your face as there are so many bugs.

Loved this port. It was very pretty and great to walk around.