Greenland is an outdoorsman’s paradise. While it is the largest island, it has a population of just over 50,000 residents! It is home to a variety of wildlife, birdlife, marine life, rocky coastlines, mountains, glaciers, rivers, and streams.

Reindeer were first introduced to Greenland in 1952 from Scandinavia and have since flourished. It is a great alternative to caribou hunting in Alaska and Canada, which have seen seasons close and numbers steadily decrease over the years. This particular hunt takes place along the southwest corner of the island in an exclusive hunting concession that is over 500 square kilometers (123,000+ acres) where the outfitter has been offering hunts for over 30 years. Hunters and their local Inuit guides will track the coastline of the many islands by boat until a trophy bull is spotted. Then a short stalk is typically required to get into position for a shot. Once your trophy is taken, enjoy the remainder of the trip fishing for Atlantic cod and arctic char. The fishing is action-packed!

The camp consists of 12 fully modern double occupancy cabins along with a main cabin that serves as the central gathering place for delicious meals. Camp is located with spectacular views of the water and surrounding mountains and has running water, shared bathroom facilities with flush toilets, hot showers, and even a sauna. The camp is first and foremost built for hunting and fishing, but is also a perfect destination for exploring the endless fjords, glaciers, and the magnificent beauty of Greenland. Non-hunting companions are more than welcome! Due to the abundance of animals in the area, we highly recommend booking the two-reindeer package. It’s a great value compared to other caribou hunts. Extend your visit while traveling through Iceland and enjoy the sights and sounds of this small country including the many hot springs, nightlife, and fine restaurants.