GREENLAND, THE LARGEST ISLAND on our planet, contains some of the most breathtaking landscapes on Earth. The majority of the land remains unspoiled and untouched, much like when the early Inuit and Norse settlers arrived thousands of years ago.
For a country that is almost completely covered in ice you will find an incredible variety of scenery here. From the summer midnight sun to the winter Aurora Borealis, iceberg strewn fjords to sharp peaks rising 10,000 feet, barren Arctic tundra to the expansive ice sheet, it’s hard to find anywhere as unique and naturally diverse as Greenland.
All images by Mads Pihl, unless stated otherwise.
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Exploring the mountains around Tasiilaq
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Arctic flowers bloom on the rocky beach cliffs in Ilulissat
