Cheap Flights from Tasiilaq to Kulusuk

About Kulusuk

Kulusuk, an isolated village in eastern Greenland, is home to only 241 residents. However, this tiny town is blessed with stunning views of the snow-clad mountains, friendly locals, and colorful houses, which are set against the aquamarine of the North Atlantic Ocean. Hunting and fishing are the only sources of survival here. There is a store and its stock depends on the last supply ship that comes in from Denmark. So, living in such an inhospitable climate and terrain is not everyone’s cup of tea. However, its stunning beauty deserves to be explored. So find out which airlines provide a Tasiilaq to Kulusuk flight.

Best Time to Book Tasiilaq to Kulusuk Flights

Kulusuk has a tundra climate. It remains cold year round with temperature ranging between -7℃ in winters to 6℃ in summers. Its summers are short, cold, and mostly cloudy and winters are extremely long, freezing, snowy, windy, and overcast. Hence, plan your visit to Kulusuk in July, when the weather is comparatively better.

Details About Tasiilaq to Kulusuk Flights

There are two ways to travel from Tasiilaq to Kulusuk. Either you take a 50 to 60 minute boat shuttle or take a flight that takes just 15 minutes. Only Icelandair offers four non-stop flights between Tasiilaq to Kulusuk. Boat shuttles on this route are highly affordable. While an average airfare for a flight from Tasiilaq to Kulusuk may cost you around Kr. 1,010 for a one-way trip and Kr. 1,852 for a return trip. You will board your flight from Tasiilaq Heliport and land in Kulusuk Airport (AGM-KUS)

Places to Visit in Kulusuk

Kulusuk Museum

Kulusuk Museum is where you can learn about the local history, culture, heritage, and lifestyle. It houses bone-carvings, accessories, traditional attire, and various artifacts that showcase the life of nomad hunters, who used to live here once.

Kaffemik

No trip to Greenland is complete without experiencing Kaffemik at a friendly local’s home. It is a Greenlandic tradition, where families invite everyone to celebrate special days, such as birthdays, weddings, or the first day at school. It also serves delicious Greenlandic cuisine, including cake, coffee, tea, and beyond.

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