The Viking era in Greenland is one half of what makes South Greenland worthy of UNESCO cultural world heritage status. This Hvalsey Church (Qaqortukulooq) is one of their best preserved ruins and is forever significant to the mysterious disappearance of the Vikings in the 1400s.

See more ruins in Qassiarsuk, Igaliku, Tasikuluulik and Sissarluttoq, all part of our UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Filmed by Huge Perrin for Quark Expeditions in cooperation with Visit South Greenland / Innovation South Greenland and KUJATAA World Heritage.

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