Kujalleq
Greenland's southernmost municipality, with a relatively mild climate, Norse ruins, sheep farms and hot springs.
Kujalleq is Greenland's southernmost municipality, with main towns including Qaqortoq, Narsaq and Nanortalik. The climate here is relatively mild for Greenland, with green pastures and sheep farms along the fjords. Norse and Inuit farming remains are UNESCO World Heritage listed under the name Kujataa, and the ruins of Hvalsey Church are well preserved. The islands also have natural hot springs you can bathe in. Summer is good for fjord boat trips, hiking and iceberg viewing. Narsarsuaq Airport is the traditional air gateway to South Greenland.