Close-up of Arctic Char caught with a pink fly lure in clear water.

Fly Fishing in Greenland 2027: Arctic Char with Fish Partner

Spend six full days fly fishing for sea-run Arctic char in South Greenland, exploring clear rivers and travelling through fjords surrounded by mountains, glaciers and icebergs.

Join Fish Partner at Lax-á Camp in July 2027 for a week combining remote fishing with comfortable cabins, full-board meals and shared guiding. We’re offering two departures dates, each with space for 12 anglers.

Your trip at a glance

DestinationLax-á Camp, South Greenland
Target speciesSea-run Arctic char
Dates13–20 July or 20–27 July 2027
FishingSix full days
Group size12 anglers per week
Arrival airportQaqortoq (JJU)
PriceUS$7,950 per angler
BasisShared room and shared guide

Included: Guiding, accommodation, full-board meals, and boat and ground transfers within Greenland for the trip, including transfers between Qaqortoq and camp.

Not included: Flights, alcoholic beverages and gratuities for guides and staff.

Sea-run Arctic char on the fly

During summer, Arctic char move from the sea into Greenland’s rivers. Fresh arrivals are bright silver and powerful, while fish that have spent longer in freshwater develop the orange and red colours for which the species is known.

The clear water adds another dimension to the fishing. Where conditions allow, you can spot fish, plan your approach and watch their response to the fly. Streamers, nymphs and dry flies all have a place, with your guide helping you choose an approach for the water and conditions.

A 5- or 6-weight fly rod is a useful starting point for this fishing, offering plenty of enjoyment when a strong char takes hold in the current.

Six full days to explore

With six full fishing days, there is time to explore beyond a single stretch of river.

Some days may be spent on waters close to camp. Others involve travelling by boat to rivers and lakes in the surrounding area. Your guide will plan the fishing around weather, water conditions and the opportunities available during your stay.

The journey is part of the experience: travelling through fjords, passing mountains and icebergs, then stepping ashore with your fly rod to explore another river.

Six full days to explore

With six full fishing days, there is time to explore beyond a single stretch of river.

Some days may be spent on waters close to camp. Others involve travelling by boat to rivers and lakes in the surrounding area. Your guide will plan the fishing around weather, water conditions and the opportunities available during your stay.

The journey is part of the experience: travelling through fjords, passing mountains and icebergs, then stepping ashore with your fly rod to explore another river.

Stay at Lax-á Camp

Lax-á Camp combines a remote setting with comfortable twin-bed cabins arranged around a shared dining lodge.

After a day on the river, return for a good meal, a sauna and an evening with fellow anglers. Full-board meals are included, and the menu can feature local ingredients such as Arctic char and fresh cod.

It is a comfortable base for a week outdoors, with space to relax, sort tackle and share the day’s stories before heading out again the following morning.

Mountains, icebergs and wildlife

There is plenty to look at between casts.

South Greenland’s fjords are framed by mountains and glaciers, with drifting icebergs adding to the scenery on boat journeys. Watch for seals in the water, eagles overhead and, with luck, whales surfacing in the fjords.

Wildlife sightings vary, but the surrounding landscape is a constant part of the trip. Bring a camera—and binoculars if you enjoy watching wildlife.

For a change of pace, ask your guide about fishing for cod with flies or jigs, hiking and sightseeing. Contact us for details about these optional activities and any additional costs.

Getting to camp

Plan your arrival into Qaqortoq Airport (JJU) in South Greenland.

Transfers between Qaqortoq and Lax-á Camp are included, along with the boat and ground transportation within Greenland required for the fishing programme. Flights are booked separately and are not included in the package price.

Please speak with our team before booking flights so we can confirm that your arrival and departure arrangements fit the trip.

July 2027 departures

Week 1: 13–20 July 2027
Week 2: 20–27 July 2027

Each departure has space for 12 anglers and includes six full fishing days.

The price is US$7,950 per angler, based on a shared room and shared guide, including accommodation, full-board meals and the trip’s boat and ground transfers within Greenland.

Flights, alcoholic beverages and gratuities are additional. Contact us for current availability.

Plan your Greenland fishing adventure

Tell us your preferred week, the number of anglers in your group and a little about your fishing experience. We’ll help with availability, travel planning and everything you need to prepare for a week of Arctic char fishing in Greenland.

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