Location
Fishing spot
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The ideal place for a guest farm...
Ipiutaq guest farm is a sheep farm located in an area of stunning wilderness in South Greenland. The renovation started in 2005 and since then, the family Devisme-Poulsen has been working to develop and improve the place. | |
One of the best places for Arctic char fishing in Greenland...
photo: Han Van Vierssen | |
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photo: Antonio Anghileri | |
 Agathe´s gravad Arctic char | |
Press articles about Arctic char fishing
photo: Han Van Vierssen
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photo: Antonio Anghileri | |
To know more about Arctic char fishing at Ipiutaq guest farm | |
Due to the sale of the company, this website is under transformation. | |
Accommodation
Meals Activities
photo: Philippe Devisme |
Warm and personal welcome...
From 2007 to 2019, Agathe and Kalista have been welcoming their guests in their home... Speaking several languages, they liked to tell them stories about Greenland and Ipiutaq guest farm adventure. |
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Vacation package
Ipiutaq guest farm was offering tailor made packages inclunding boat transfers sailing you at the ends of the earth. |
photo: Camilla Hey French-Greenlandic gastronomy
The Ipiutaq guest farm´s cooking spirit: from local and traditional products to a French "savoir-faire".
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The Ipiutaq stone soup
In 2011, one of Agathe´s childhood dreams came true: the Ipiutaq stone soup... la soupe aux cailloux d´Ipiutaq, Ipiutaq skærve bouillon...
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Cooking: the meeting of cultures in Greenland
Read more about the origins of Agathe´s cooking... in English, in French or in Danish.
To know more about Agathe´s gourmet menus and recipes
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Ipiutaq guest farm
is sold
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Since the 15th of April 2021, the guesthouse and Ipiutaq guest farm´s tourist activities have been taken over by Ipiutaq Arctic Char Sanctuary, an international firm based in Greenland. Ipiutaq Arctic Char Sanctuary and Ipiutaq guest farm will be developed on the same line, welcoming guests from all over the world who wish to enjoy a sumptuous remote nature. See a press article about the sale. Do not hesitate to contact us for further information. | |
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On the 9th of December 2019, Agathe Devisme and Kalista Poulsen sold their farm and sheep to Chris Papis, a Greenlandic farmer.
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2021: A new year in another world | |
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After a transition year in France, Ina, Agathe and Kalista moved to Bornholm and settled into their new place on 1st of February 2021, at a few steps from the Baltic Sea. Their project is to create again some tourist and agricultural activities following "Ipiutaq spirit". Press article in the Bornholm´s newspaper Contact us for further information and if you wish to read the complete article. | |
2020: On the wayto another world... | |
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In December 2019, after more than 10 years of amazing life and work at Ipiutaq, the family Devisme-Poulsen left the place and their most loyal fellow partners, the sheep.
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"Ipiutaq", a short film
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"Ipiutaq" with Ralph Grizzle, by Wonderful Copenhagen. You can watch the video here | |
To know more about news, Ipiutaq in the press and our partners |
