🇬🇱Greenland

Yes. Greenland is Tier 1, free and accepted: marriage, protections and acceptance well beyond the capital. Marriage since 2016 under Danish law. A territory of Denmark.

Yes. Same-sex activity is legal in Greenland, Tier 1 on our ranking: marriage, protections and acceptance everywhere, not just the capital. Read more →

Yes. Marriage since 2016 under Danish law. Couples travel as couples here: share the room, hold hands, say husband.

Yes. Go. Hold hands, book the double room, kiss at the airport. The whole country is on your side, not just the capital.

Yes. In Greenland the apps are simply how the boys find each other. Meet in public first, the same as at home.

Yes. Book the double bed and say it is for two; Greenland is Tier 1 and nobody blinks.

Inherits the sovereign state's law. Social acceptance in the Dutch and French Caribbean sits at the Tier 1/2 boundary. Tier 1, free and accepted, means same-sex activity legal, marriage or strong unions, anti-discrimination protections, and broad acceptance beyond the big cities. Where two tiers are plausible we choose the more cautious one. Read more →

Nowhere we would send you for the scene. Nuuk, the main city we cover, is small: The Arctic capital with a small community and Nuuk Pride. Read more →

None we would send you to for the scene. We cover one place in Greenland with its own page. Read more →

Yes, a territory of Denmark, so the law follows Denmark. Marriage since 2016 under Danish law.

Tier 1 also holds Iceland, Spain, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Denmark and 18 more. Marriage, protections and acceptance everywhere, not just the capital. Read more →

Confidence is high. The tier comes from ILGA World, the ILGA-Europe Rainbow Map, Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, Human Dignity Trust, the Williams Institute, Pew, the Spartacus Gay Travel Index, Equaldex and court rulings, last reviewed September 2026. Spotted a change? Tell us and it moves. Read more →