Sisimiut - Panoramic Sisimiut by bus Enjoy a scenic bus tour of Sisimiut and gain insight from a local guide.
Discover the highlights of Sisimiut on a relaxed panoramic sightseeing tour through Greenland’s second-largest town. Visit scenic viewpoints and key landmarks while your guide shares insights into local history, the fishing industry, and life north of the Arctic Circle.
Optional visit to Sled Dog Town, where you’ll meet Greenlandic sled dogs and learn about their role and cultural legacy.
Duration: 1h30
Difficulty: Level 1: For everyone*
Booking code: G-SIS10
Highlights:
• A guided panoramic bus tour of Greenland’s second-largest town
• Includes scenic viewpoints, local markets, and key cultural landmarks
• Optional visit to Sled Dog Town to experience Greenland’s sled dog heritage
Practical information:
• Walking or Activity information: There are only short distances to walk, such as at photo stops
• Wheelchair accessible: While the tour is not wheelchair-accessible, guests with limited mobility can easily participate and are welcome to stay on the bus throughout the experience
• Language availability: English and Danish
Qaanaaq - Kayak Tour with Local Hunter Learn traditional hunting techniques from a local hunter while paddling between the ice floes.
Duration: 2 hours
Difficulty: 3
Booking code: G-NAQ1
Min. number: 4 traveller(s)
Vaigat Sound - Vaigat Sound Exploration Day Experience a day of pioneer-style exploration and discover the beautiful scenery and wildlife.
Expedition spirit
On this exploration day, we’ll go where the weather and wildlife conditions are the best. You’ll experience disembarking on a beach or maybe getting up close to a glacier. Get your cameras ready as we may enjoy the magnificent sight of whales in the sound or bears on the shore. We hope to get you as close as possible to all the wonders of nature, while always maintaining a safe and respectful distance.
Duration: 1h
Difficulty: Level 2: Moderate – some mobility needed
Booking code: INCL-VAI1
Highlights:
• Enjoy an adventurous day and explore the Vaigat Sound in our expedition boats
• Expect to see local wildlife, like whales, bears, and eagles
• Feel like a true explorer as you take part in landings in pristine nature
• Enjoy the thrill of landings on shores with the best condition to see wildlife that day
Ilulissat - Walk to the Icefjords Experience the breathtaking view of floating ice sculptures at the UNESCO World Heritage Site Ilulissat Icefjord.
Enjoy exceptional beauty
Just outside Ilulissat, a gallery of gigantic ice sculptures awaits you. This awe-inspiring sight will leave you humbled. You might hear the ice cracking as you admire the sculptures floating by. Then, on a short walk, visit the abandoned settlement of Sermermiut. See the remains of the settlement and learn how the people here used to live. Admire the ancient Inuit graves, now overgrown by the lush flora.
Duration: 2-3h
Difficulty: Level 3: Active - good mobility needed
Booking code: INCL-ILU1
Highlights:
• Enjoy hiking in the spectacular surroundings of this UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Marvel at the splendid views of the Jakobshavn Glacier and the many icebergs in Ilulissat Icefjord
• See the remains of the abandoned settlement in Sermermiut and the well-preserved Inuit graves
• Marvel at the lush Arctic flora
Practical information:
Practical information:
• Walking information: The last 1,5 km is on a wooden boardwalk. Short steepish rock sections toward the end.
• Wheelchair accessible: Not suitable for wheelchair users after the end of the boardwalk – until then possible.
• Language: English.
Ilulissat - Boat trip to the ice fjord Ilulissat is renowned for its breathtakingly beautiful ice fjord - best experienced by boat. Get close to nature and experience the ice that leaves visitors speechless in wonder.
Sail among ice sculptures
The ice sculpture gallery waiting for you in Ilulissat Icefjord is breathtakingly beautiful. On a boat trip, take a closer look at these majestic ice giants. The icebergs come from Sermeq Kujalleq, also known as the Jacobshavn Glacier.
Duration: 1h00
Difficulty: Level 1: Easy - suitable for most people
Booking code: G-ILU1
Highlights:
• Experience Ilulissat Icefjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Encounter an utterly amazing natural phenomenon
• Hear the roar of a calving glacier
• See the myriad shapes, sizes and hues of ice
Practical information:
• Language: English
• Included: Coffee/tea
• Walking information: In and out of the excursion boat
• Not suitable for wheelchair users
• Maximum participants: 48
Sisimiut - Sisimiut Discovery Walk Join us on a captivating walk through Sisimiut and delve into the town’s rich history and modern spirit.
A Vibrant Town
On this guided walking tour, your knowledgeable guide will narrate the history and modern life of Sisimiut. You’ll discover Sisimiut’s old town, with its vibrantly colored colonial houses, and picturesque Lake Nalunnguarfik, the starting point for winter adventures like the Arctic Circle Race. We’ll also pass the bustling meat market, where the pulse of daily life harmonizes with tradition.
The tour ends at Sisimiut Museum, which you can explore at your leisure.
Duration: 2 hours
Difficulty: Level 2: Moderate—some mobility needed
Booking code: INCL-SIS3
Highlights:
• Discover Sisimiut, Greenland’s second-largest town, where old meets new.
• Wander along Saaliimiip Aqq and admire the brightly colored colonial houses in the old town.
• See picturesque Lake Nalunnguarfik, the renowned starting point for many winter pursuits like dog sledding and snowshoeing.
Practical information:
Practical Information
• Remarks/requirements: Please dress according to the weather.
• Walking or Activity information: Involves moderate physical activity, including walking up- and downhill.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language Availability: English
Sisimiut - Mountain Discover Hike Hike a section of Greenland’s iconic Arctic Circle Trail from Sisimiut into open tundra.
The Arctic Circle Trail stretches 160 km across West Greenland. From Sisimiut, you’ll drive a short distance to the trailhead before setting out on an 8 km guided hike.
The route crosses rocky tundra and wooden boardwalks over boggy ground, passing clear freshwater lakes, with wide views opening onto distant fjords and mountains along the way.
Duration: 3h30
Difficulty: Level 4: Challenging - good mobility and fitness needed
Booking code: G-SIS9
Highlights:
• Guided 8 km hike on the Arctic Circle Trail, setting off from Sisimiut
• Cross tundra, boardwalks, and lakes with no roads or settlements in sight
• Enjoy expansive views of fjords and mountains along the Arctic Circle
Practical information:
• Remarks/requirements: Dress for the weather and wear sturdy hiking shoes. Bring a water bottle, hiking poles, a small backpack, and mosquito net or insect repellent.
• Walking or Activity information: Approx. 8 km over uneven terrain with inclines. The trail may be muddy and slippery in places.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language availability: English and Danish
Sisimiut - UNESCO Classic Cruise Cruise and hike your way through Greenland’s ancient past at the UNESCO site Aasivissuit–Nipisat.
A journey through time
Departing from Sisimiut aboard a nimble 12-passenger boat, you’ll cross Amarloq Fjord to reach Nipisat Island, part of the Aasivissuit–Nipisat UNESCO World Heritage Site.
You’ll then join a guided hike through a windswept landscape once home to ancient hunters, missionaries, and whalers. Now dominated by nature and birdlife, explore the ruins of Greenland’s second colony, where centuries of history linger.
Duration: 2h30
Difficulty: Level 2 – Moderate – some mobility needed
Booking code: G-SIS11
Min. number: 8 traveller(s)
Highlights:
• Sail across Amarloq Fjord surrounded by Arctic stillness and raw beauty.
• Step ashore at UNESCO-listed Nipisat Island, rich in cultural significance.
• Uncover layers of Inuit history, from ancient hunting grounds to colonial-era ruins and missions.
• Keep watch for seals, seabirds, and other Arctic wildlife as you cruise through pristine fjord waters.
Practical information:
• Walking or Activity information: Involves moderate physical activity on relatively level surfaces and gentle terrain. Includes approx. 1.5 mi of walking with a few small steps.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language availability: English, Danish
Uummannaq - Uummannaq Community Visit Explore the town on Uummannaq Island and learn about everyday life from the locals.
Uummannaq lies 600 km north of the Arctic Circle, known as Greenland’s ‘heart’ for its striking heart-shaped mountain backdrop.
Wander the colourful settlement of peat houses, discover traditional fishing and hunting practices, visit the Qilakitsoq museum and granite church, and meet the close-knit community that calls this dramatic coastline home.
Duration: At leisure
Difficulty: Level 2 – Moderate – some mobility needed
Booking code: INCL-UUM1
Highlights:
• Discover authentic Greenlandic culture in the community church
• Step back in time with preserved Arctic heritage in the church and turf houses
• Meet locals, hear stories, and learn about old traditions
Practical information:
• Remarks/requirements: If you wish to purchase any souvenirs, please bring Danish kroner.
• Walking or Activity information: Up to guests' discretion; all locations in the community are close together, apart from the dog yard which is 1.2 km walk.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language availability: Greenlandic, Danish, and a little English
This experience is available to all guests, and no pre-booking is required. Our Expedition Team will share all the details once you’re on board. Please note that the exact schedule of events will be confirmed by the Expedition Team the day before the experience takes place.
Ilulissat - UNESCO Icefjord and Blue Lakes Explore the wonders of Ilulissat Icefjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and witness the ice cap from above.
A flight to remember
Settle into your window seat, headset on, as your pilot shares the story of the ice. We head to the northern glacier of Sermeq Avangnardleq, before flying over the immense glacier front of Sermeq Kujalleq, the largest producer of icebergs in the Northern Hemisphere. It’s a staggering sight to see.
We then follow the icebergs out into the bay, tracing their journey from source to sea. On the return, take in a final aerial view of Ilulissat as we descend to land.
Duration: 2h00 (Flight time is approx. 1 hour)
Difficulty: Level 1 – Easy – suitable for most people
Booking code: G-ILU10
Min. number: 5 traveller(s)
Highlights:
• Witness the UNESCO-listed Ilulissat Icefjord from a rare aerial perspective.
• Get unique local insight on this family-run, hour-long flight.
• Take in panoramic views of vast glaciers and drifting icebergs from your window seat.
Practical information:
• Included: Transfer and flight
• Remarks/requirements: This tour is subject to weather conditions on the day, and weight limits may apply.
• Walking or Activity information: Involves limited physical activity, most of the tour is operated by vehicle. Includes approx. 100 yds of walking on level terrain and a step into the airplane.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language availability: English and Danish
Qaanaaq - Visit a Local Home Enjoy a heartfelt welcome into a local home and get first-hand insight into Greenlandic culture.
A warm welcome
In a small group, you'll enjoy a visit to a private home. Over a hot drink, you'll hear local stories, gain insight into Qaanaaq culture, and learn about the history of the region.
Perhaps you'll meet one of the community's elders or watch a local photographer in action. You may even be introduced to relatives of the explorers who traveled to Siberia with Knud Rasmussen between 1921 and 1925.
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Difficulty: Level 1: Easy – suitable for most people
Booking code: G-NAQ3
Min. number: 6 traveller(s)
Highlights:
• Experience the unique opportunity of being invited into a private home.
• Get to know the Qaanaaq community in an intimate setting.
• Listen to captivating stories from your host on the vibrant culture and history of the area.
Practical information:
• Included: Tea and coffee
• Remarks/requirements: This is an intimate experience with local people that may not be fluent in English. It's customary to remove outdoor shoes when entering a home.
• Walking and activity information: Involves limited physical activity. Some walking on unpaved terrain.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language availability: English
Ilulissat – Ilimanaq Settlement & Icefjord Cruise Culture, tradition, and epic scenery in one unforgettable Greenland experience.
Set off by boat to the charming settlement of Ilimanaq on the west coast of Greenland. A guide will take you on foot to view the village’s colourful houses, sharing stories of its history and community life. You may also be invited into a local home for a traditional kaffemik – coffee, cake, and warm conversation. You’ll then cruise the Ilulissat Icefjord – a UNESCO World Heritage Site – enjoying the scenery with a complimentary drink on deck.
*While we're excited to share the unique flavours of this region with you, it’s important to note that allergy awareness and hygiene standards can vary widely across the world. The local community providing food for this tour may not be as familiar with allergy concerns or preparation standards as suppliers in your home country or the expert chefs onboard our ships. As a precaution, we advise anyone with a severe food allergy to contact a member of the onboard Expedition Team before booking this excursion.
Duration: 5 hours
Difficulty: 3 - Active – good mobility needed
Booking code: GLJAV-OP17
Highlights:
• Visit the remote Ilimanaq settlement with guided cultural walking tour.
• Be invited into a local home for an authentic Greenlandic kaffemik.
• Cruise the Ilulissat Icefjord and admire spectacular UNESCO-listed icebergs.
• Small group experience – max 11 guests for a personal, relaxed journey.
Practical information:
• Included: Kaffemik (coffee, tea, and cake) and a drink on the icefjord cruise
• Remarks/requirements: Guests should wear flat, comfortable walking shoes
• Walking or Activity information: 1–2 km walking in the settlement over gravel, bumpy, and uneven terrain
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language availability: Danish, English
Ilulissat - Meet n' Greet the Arctic Sleddog Meet Greenland’s sled dogs and learn about their important role in Arctic culture and way of life.
A true Arctic experience
Step into the heart of Arctic culture with an unforgettable encounter with Greenland’s legendary sled dogs. This immersive experience invites you to meet a pack of friendly, well-trained dogs and discover the deep bond between musher and animal.
Guided by local experts, you'll explore the fascinating history of sled dogs and their vital role in Greenlandic society. Learn how these resilient animals have supported communities for generations and the challenges they face today in a changing climate.
Duration: 1h30
Difficulty: Level 2 – Moderate – some mobility needed
Booking code: G-ILU12
Min. number: 4 traveller(s)
Highlights:
• Enjoy a unique Arctic cultural experience and meet Greenland's sled dogs.
• Trace the deep-rooted connection between Greenland’s people and their sled dogs.
• Meet the sled dogs and hear fascinating stories that bring the Arctic to life.
Practical information:
• Remarks/requirements: Please note dogs must only be approached with the owner's permission.
• Walking or Activity information Involves moderate physical activity on relatively level surfaces and moderate terrain. Includes approx. 200-300 yds of walking.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language availability: English, Danish
Qaanaaq - Traditional Skin Workshop Learn about the Qaanaaq tradition of processing animal skins to make clothing in a hands-on workshop.
Meet local artisans
Using animal skins to make warm clothing which withstands the Arctic elements is still an important part of life in Qaanaaq. During this workshop, you’ll meet local artisans who’ll show you traditional Inuit methods to process the animal skins and various sewing techniques. You’ll also get to try your hand at making your own souvenir. Materials and tools are provided.
Duration: 2 hours
Difficulty: 1
Booking code: G-NAQ2
Highlights:
• Get unique insight into Qaanaaq culture through an intimate and practical workshop.
• Learn traditional ways of processing animal skins to create warm clothing with local artisans.
• Join the local craftspeople and make a souvenir to take home.
Practical information:
• Included: Materials and tools, souvenir.
• Remarks/requirements: This is an intimate experience with local artisans who may not speak English. An interpreter will be present.
• Walking or Activity information: Involves limited physical activity. Some walking on unpaved terrain.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language availability: English
Qikiqtarjuaq Community Visit Enjoy an authentic Arctic experience with the community of Qikiqtarjuaq.
Insight into community life
Connect with Inuit culture in Qikiqtarjuaq. Our final plan for the visit will be confirmed on board after consultation with community representatives.
You may be invited to experience traditional throat singing, a unique vocal art passed down through generations, or sample local delicacies such as narwhal, Arctic char, or caribou. Or perhaps you’ll join a guided walk through the village to a traditional Inukshuk – a powerful symbol of presence and resilience in the Arctic.
Duration: To be advised onboard
Difficulty: Level 2 – Moderate – some mobility needed
Booking code: INCL-QKQ01
Min. number: 10 traveller(s)
Highlights:
• Witness throat singing, a powerful, ancient vocal tradition shared between Inuit women.
• Taste local delicacies like narwhal and Arctic char, prepared in time-honored ways.
• Walk with local guides to a traditional Inukshuk overlooking Baffin Bay.
Practical information:
• Remarks/requirements: The content of this community visit may be subject to change. Details will be confirmed on board once the Expedition Team has made final arrangements with the community representatives.
• Walking or Activity information: Involves moderate physical activity on relatively level surfaces and gentle terrain.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language availability: English
Qaanaaq – Community Visit Discover Greenland’s northernmost town, meet the community, and learn about life on the edge of the world.
One of the world’s most remote communities
Join us as we visit the Qaanaaq community in Greenland’s ‘Far North’ Avanersauq region.
In this remote area, Inuit traditions live on. In winter, locals don sealskin mittens and boots, and dogsleds regularly depart on hunting trips. As you explore the local church, museum and women’s club, and watch a traditional drum dance performance, you’ll get a glimpse into the way of life here.
Sisimiut - ATV Backcountry Adventure Take the wheel of your own ATV and explore Sisimiut – Greenland’s second-largest town north of the Arctic Circle – and the wild terrain beyond. Pass working sled dog yards, cross meltwater streams, and follow rugged tracks into open tundra beneath the Nasaasaaq mountains. Stop at panoramic viewpoints to soak in vast Arctic landscapes before heading back to the harbour.
Duration: 2 hours
Difficulty: Level 3: Active – good mobility needed
Booking code: GLJHS-OP13
Highlights:
• Guided, self-driven ATV ride into Sisimiut’s rugged backcountry
• Introduction to the Arctic Circle Trail and its importance to the region
• Active, off-the-beaten-path adventure beyond the town
• Stunning Arctic landscapes of tundra, mountains, and wide-open views
Practical information:
• Included: Helmets are provided and must be worn. Neck tubes are also provided.
• Remarks/requirements: ATVs are single-rider, self-driven vehicles. Guests must be at least 18 years old and bring a valid driver’s license.
• Walking or Activity information: Minimal walking is required. Not suitable for guests with neck or back problems, as the terrain can be rough.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language availability: English and Danish
Ummannaq – Hike to Santa’s House Enjoy an invigorating hike to Santa’s house, nestled between the impressive Uummannaq Mountain.
Set out on a scenic hike from Uummannaq with a local guide, taking in stunning views of the Uummannaq Fjord and nearby peaks. The walk ends at a charming red hut built in traditional Greenlandic style, said in Danish and Greenlandic tradition to be Santa’s true Arctic home.
Whether you’re chasing legend, scenery, or a little Far North holiday spirit, this hike showcases Greenland’s unique charm.
Duration: 3h00
Difficulty: Level 4: Challenging – good fitness needed
Booking code: GLUDM-OP01
Highlights:
• Scenic hike from Uummannaq with views of the fjord and surrounding peaks
• Visit a traditional red Greenlandic hut at the end of the trail
• Learn the legend of Santa’s true Arctic home rooted in local tradition
• Enjoy a blend of folklore, landscape, and Far North holiday spirit
Practical information:
• Remarks/requirements: Dress according to the weather and wear sturdy hiking boots. Bring a water bottle. Mosquito nets and insect repellent are necessary in July and August.
• Extras: Camera, any necessary medicines.
• Walking or Activity information: Approx. 5–6 km hike. The trail has loose rocks and steep sections. In some areas, you may need to climb up or down using both hands.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language availability: Danish, English
Sisimiut - Arctic Sounds Concert Experience Greenland’s rich musical heritage through live performance and immersive storytelling.
A captivating performance
Dive into Greenland’s musical heritage with a dynamic concert and talk blending history and live sound.
Trace traditions from ancient drum dances through European influences to today’s vibrant scene shaped by Arctic and global rhythms. Witness talented young musicians bring these stories to life in an intimate setting at Sisimiut’s modern concert hall, where history, culture, and melody converge in a captivating experience.
Duration: 1h00
Difficulty: Level 1 – Easy – suitable for most people
Booking code: INCL-SIS4
Highlights:
• Journey through Greenland’s music history with live performances and engaging storytelling.
• Experience Arctic sounds blending tradition with modern, global influences.
• Enjoy an intimate concert in Sisimiut’s state-of-the-art hall with stunning mountain views.
Practical information:
• Walking or Activity information: Involves limited physical activity.
• Wheelchair accessible: Yes
• Language availability: English, Danish
Ilulissat – Oqaatsut, Hike & Icefjord Cruise Discover Greenland’s raw beauty with hiking, a remote village visit, and icefjord cruising.
A scenic boat shuttle takes you to the peaceful settlement of Oqaatsut. From here, set out on a guided 2–3 km hike through the backcountry with gentle hills, panoramic viewpoints, and Arctic tundra serenity.
Enjoy a traditional Greenlandic lunch in the village before returning to Ilulissat by boat for a breathtaking cruise into the Ilulissat Icefjord, a UNESCO-listed natural wonder and one of Greenland’s most iconic sights.
*While we're excited to share the unique flavours of this region with you, it’s important to note that allergy awareness and hygiene standards can vary widely across the world. The local community providing food for this tour may not be as familiar with allergy concerns or preparation standards as suppliers in your home country or the expert chefs onboard our ships. As a precaution, we advise anyone with a severe food allergy to contact a member of the onboard Expedition Team before booking this excursion.
Duration: 6 hours
Difficulty: 3 - Active – good mobility needed
Booking code: GLJAV-OP16
Highlights:
• Visit the atmospheric coastal settlement of Oqaatsut.
• Hike through the beautiful backcountry.
• Enjoy a traditional Greenlandic lunch at a local restaurant.
• Witness the spectacular Ilulissat Icefjord up close.
Practical information:
• Included: Lunch
• Remarks/requirements: Guests should wear sturdy hiking boots. Any dietary restrictions must be reported to HX at least 14 days prior to the start of the voyage.
• Walking or activity information: 2–3 km over hilly, uneven terrain
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language availability: Danish, English
Ilulissat - Hike along the Icefjord Hike Ilulissat's Blue Trail with canyon views, lakes, and iconic Iicefjord panoramas.
Explore the Ilulissat Icefjord on Foot
Experience one of Greenland's most scenic routes on this 7 km guided hike along the shoreline of the Ilulissat Icefjord.
A transfer will take you to the old stone quarry, where the trail begins and winds through a canyon, past mountain lakes, and out towards the Iicefjord. We'll make several scenic stops withand enjoy coffee, tea, and a light snack. The hike also includes a visit to the ancient Inuit settlement of Sermermiut, before ending at the heliport, where you can visit the Icefjord Centre and then take the shuttle bus back to the harbour.
Duration: 4 hours
Difficulty: 4 - Challenging – good fitness needed
Booking code: GLJAV-OP18
Highlights:
• Hike the famous Blue Trail with the UNESCO Ilulissat Icefjord and glacier views.
• Admire Arctic landscapes, canyons, lakes, and dramatic mountain scenery.
• Visit Sermermiut, a 4,000-year-old Inuit settlement with rich history.
• Enjoy guided 7 km hike with breaks, refreshments, and scenic viewpoints.
Practical information:
• Included: Light refreshment
• Remarks/requirements: Guests should wear sturdy hiking boots and bring hiking poles, water, insect repellent, sun protection, and a small backpack for personal items. Guests should be in good physical condition.
• Walking or Activity information: 7 km hike over rocky, uneven terrain. Trail may be muddy and slippery, with inclines and approximately 60 stairs.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language availability: Danish, English
Sisimiut – Cultural, Historical Hike Enjoy ancient and modern cultures, hear the story of the life of the Inuit and about the early days of colonization.
In spite of Greenland’s enormous size, human beings have consistently chosen the exact same spots for their settlements throughout time. The Tele Island, Sallinnguit, is one of the sites where ancient and modern cultures meet. Inuit inhabitants have lived at the site intermittently over the past 4,000 years. Even today, you can find artifacts showing evidence of the ancient civilization alongside the modern telecommunications installations that have given the island its modern Danish name. Hear the story of the life of the Inuit before the arrival of Europeans and about life in the early days of colonization. See ruins from different periods and enjoy beautiful views over the town and the ancient hunting grounds.
Duration: 2hrs
Difficulty: Level 4: Hard
Booking code: G-SIS8
Highlights:
• The uninhabited area.
• Passing through the residential area and graves.
• Flora and fauna.
• Stunning views of the coastline.
Practical information:
Practical information:
• Language: English and Danish.
• Remarks/requirements: Appropriate clothing, hiking shoes, and mosquito repellent.
• Walking information: 1.9 miles over hilly terrain.
• Wheelchair accessible: No.
