Eggers Ø

Eggers Ø lies at the southern end of Greenland, its rugged coast cut by inlets and separated from neighboring islands by narrow sounds. Cape Farewell rises at its southern extremity, with exposed waters and rocks offshore. The island's northern side has lower valleys, while the southern shore is mountainous and indented. Archaeological surveys have recorded traces of both Inuit occupation and Norse activity in the wider Cape Farewell archipelago, near the approaches to Greenland's southern settlements.