Greenland
Qilakitsoq
About this Dive Site
Description
While Qilakitsoq is historically significant for its mummified remains, the underwater site offers a different kind of discovery. Dive into the frigid Arctic waters to explore a unique ecosystem teeming with seals, Arctic char, and vibrant kelp forests, a stark contrast to the ancient human history above.
Best Time to Dive
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| 1°C | 2°C | 3°C | 4°C | 4°C | 3°C | 2°C | |||||
Peak Season
June, July, August
Jan
Ice diving possible in sheltered areas, but extremely challenging.
Feb
Ice diving possible in sheltered areas, but extremely challenging.
Mar
Ice diving possible in sheltered areas, but extremely challenging.
Apr
Ice breakup begins, opening some areas for limited diving.
More monthly highlights
May
More open water, potential for seals and Arctic cod.
Jun
Peak season for icebergs and potential for whale sightings.
Jul
Abundant marine life, including seals, Arctic cod, and potentially narwhals.
Aug
Excellent conditions for exploring fjords and observing marine mammals.
Sep
Autumn colors begin to appear, still good for marine life viewing.
Oct
Increasing ice formation, conditions become more challenging.
Nov
Extensive ice cover, diving is generally not feasible.
Dec
Extensive ice cover, diving is generally not feasible.
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