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Narsaq is a town of about 2,000 people. It has grown considerably since the Danish geologists starting surveying the Ilimaussaq Complex, and is now home to a bustling tourist industry, numerous sheep farms, a slaughter house, and Eskimo Pels - a “furrier” famous in Greenland.
Narsaq from the water - Narsaq, is a small village in Southern Greenland. The only access is by helicopter, water, or an overland hike (for the adventurous).
Narsaq is a true pearl of beauty in the otherwise extreme arctic nature of Greenland. With a direct view to the inland-ice, and hundreds of icebergs floating in the fiords just outside the town, the green valley and mountains surrounding Narsaq makes up perfect contasts for the visitor, who wants to experience pure and unspoiled nature.
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