Kitsissuarsuit, also known as Kitsissut, is a settlement in the western part of Greenland. It is located on the Nuussuaq Peninsula in the Qaasuitsup municipality. The settlement has a population of around 233 people (2020), primarily belonging to the Inuit community.
Kitsissuarsuit is situated on the shores of Disko Bay, offering stunning views of icebergs and glaciers. The economy of the settlement is primarily based on fishing and hunting, with residents relying on traditional Inuit skills and knowledge for sustenance.
The settlement is surrounded by a beautiful landscape, with mountains, fjords, and valleys. The area offers opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, dog sledding, and skiing. The nearby Disko Island is a popular tourist attraction, known for its unique geological features and wildlife, including whales and seals.
Kitsissuarsuit has limited infrastructure, with basic amenities such as a school, a shop, and a church. The settlement is only accessible by boat or helicopter, with no roads connecting it to other towns or cities in Greenland.
Despite its remote location, Kitsissuarsuit provides an authentic experience of traditional Inuit culture and a tranquil environment to disconnect from the modern world.