Our tours take place on the coast of Arctic East Greenland, a land so sparsely populated that it is almost forgotten even by fellow Greenlanders who put it to the back of their minds and name it 'Tunu', the land at the back. This is the realm of Inuit hunters and dogs, of towering peaks, bears and whales, calving glaciers, frozen fjords and a sense of community that is held in utmost importance.

In the meantime, deep in the frozen fjordlands and white mountains of Tunu, the hunter goes about his work with an instinctive skill and cunning born of generations of experience. This isn't hunting for sport - this is to feed his family and dogs and even the animals seem to understand this. The Inuit and their unique culture have stuck a balance in Kalaallit Nunaat - 'White Earth' - that has lead to a sense of peace that may only be found where the land and its people understand each other. Let us show you Tunu, the land at the back.