After breakfast we head to the port to board a boat that will take us to Qassiarsuk, on the other side of the fjord. We start our walk towards the tiny village of Tasiusaq, which consists only of two sheep farms. Our luggage will be transported by car, which allows us to fully enjoy the walk with only a small backpack. We follow the trails created by the sheep, up and down the green hills, passing small lakes, accompanied only by the curious glances of the sheep that roam freely in the mountains during the summer. Sea eagles are often seen in this area, as well as the peregrine falcon. The path has approx. 8 km and it took us about 3 hours to do it. Tasiusaq is located in an idyllic beautiful place. A bay in the arm of a larger fjord. It is known as the “Bay of icebergs” because it is almost always full of icebergs of all shapes and colors. In the afternoon we will try to catch our dinner. Numerous fish are found in the rivers and fjords of the south, cod and trout being the most common species. From the end of July we can even find the delicious blueberries that grow in the area. OPTIONAL: Alternatively, whoever wishes, can join an exclusive kayak session around the bay, dodging the icebergs that we find in our path. An unmatched experience. Today we are going to experience a real Greenlandic tradition! One of the families in the village invites us to participate in a Kaffemik, an event where people gather at home to drink coffee and eat homemade cakes. Meal included: Breakfast, Kaffemik and dinner Accommodation: Farm in Qassiarsuk/Tasiusaq