A visit to Greenland in 2006 revealed the incredible melting icebergs and the pristine, barely touched surroundings of the world's largest island. Today, new flights can bring travelers directly from the U.S. to Greenland between June and September. Discover what it's like to visit Greenland from those who have been there.

Greenland, an enigmatic and largely uncharted territory, beckons travelers with its wide open icy landscapes and melting icebergs, a stark representation of climate change. In our exploration, we delve into the real-lilfe travel experiences GoNOMAD writers who have ventured to Greenland over the years.

Since the advent of new direct flights from the United States, facilitating access from June to September anyone can now visit Greenland. As we recount personal narratives and observations from a visit in 2006, we reflect on the pristine beauty of Greenland's undulating ice and the rich culinary offerings, which include musk ox and seal, cherished by the local populace.

Additionally, we examine the burgeoning tourist infrastructure and the pressing implications of climate change as witnessed by residents and visitors alike. Join us as we uncover the allure and challenges of Greenland, a destination that is as captivating as it is fragile.

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