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Your Flight Experience
There are several ways to fly from Montreal to Nuuk, each offering its own unique connection. Choose a layover in Iqaluit for a high Arctic detour, Reykjavik for Icelandic charm, or Copenhagen for Nordic efficiency and arrive in Nuuk ready to explore.
Total travel time: Around 9–12 hours, depending on the itinerary.
What to Expect
Breathtaking views as you soar over the vast North Atlantic and Greenland's majestic ice cap. Relax in modern, comfortable aircraft throughout your journey, complete with personal entertainment systems to keep you engaged. Savor delicious meals on long-haul segments, carefully crafted to fuel your arctic adventure. Your flight is more than just travel – it's the first taste of the wonders awaiting you in Greenland.
Arriving in Nuuk
As you descend into Nuuk Airport, prepare to be awestruck by the dramatic landscape of fjords, mountains, and icebergs. The new international airport, opened in November 2024, welcomes you with modern facilities and a taste of Greenlandic hospitality.
Airport Transfers
Taxi services available outside the terminal
Hotel shuttles for major accommodations
Car rental options for those looking to explore independently.
Find your accommodation
Hotel Hans Egede
Nuuk's premier hotel, offering panoramic views of the city and fjord.
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Hotel Aurora
A charming choice with a warm, personal touch.
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Inuk Hostels
Perfect for budget-conscious travelers seeking a social atmosphere.
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Sømandshjemmet
A comfortable, affordable option in the heart of the city
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Booking.com
For more options and bookings, visit Booking.com for other accommodation options in Nuuk.
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Best Time to Visit
While Nuuk offers unique experiences year-round, consider these peak times: Summer (June-August): Enjoy the midnight sun and mild temperatures perfect for outdoor activities.
Winter (February-March): See the magical Northern Lights dancing across the Arctic sky and enjoy snowy adventures. Ready to swap Montreal’s cityscapes for the raw beauty of Greenland? Book your flight today and prepare for an unforgettable Greenlandic adventure!
FAQ
Do I need a visa to visit Nuuk from Canada?As Greenland is part of the Kingdom of Denmark, Canadian citizens do not need a visa for stays up to 90 days. However, always verify the most recent travel requirements before departure, as rules can change.
Are there direct flights from Montreal to Nuuk? Currently, there are no direct flights. The most common routes involve a layover in Reykjavik, Copenhagen, or Iqaluit.
How long is the flight from Montreal to Nuuk?Total travel time, including layovers, is typically between 9 and 12 hours, depending on your connection and the airline.
What currency is used in Nuuk? The currency used in Nuuk and throughout Greenland is the Danish Krone (DKK).
What languages are spoken in Nuuk? The official languages are Greenlandic and Danish. However, English is widely spoken in tourist areas and many hotels.
What's the time difference between Montreal and Nuuk? Nuuk operates on West Greenland Time (GMT-3). This means it's typically 2 hours ahead of Montreal.
What should I pack for my trip to Nuuk? Pack warm, layered clothing regardless of the season. Don't forget essentials like a good camera for capturing the Northern Lights and wildlife, and sturdy walking shoes for exploring.
Are there any health precautions I should take? While no specific vaccinations are required, it's advisable to have up-to-date routine vaccinations. Consider travel insurance that covers emergency evacuation due to Nuuk's remote location.
Can I see the Northern Lights from Nuuk? Yes, Nuuk is a great place to view the Northern Lights, particularly from September to April when the nights are darker.
What kind of power outlets are used in Nuuk? Nuuk uses the standard European two-pin socket (type C and F). Bring an adapter if your Canadian devices use North American plugs (type A/B).
