Start your journey with a scenic Zodiac transfer to your ship through Iqaluit Harbor. Located at the head of Frobisher Bay, Iqaluit is the capital of Nunavut.

Home to nearly 8,000 people, the city offers a blend of history and culture. Explore local attractions like the territorial Legislature, the unique igloo-shaped St. Jude’s Cathedral, and a variety of art shops showcasing Inuit craftsmanship.

Sail through the stunning Frobisher Bay, named after the explorer Martin Frobisher, and keep watch for Arctic wildlife along the way.

Join expert geologists to uncover the region’s fascinating rock formations. Take in the breathtaking scenery and immerse yourself in the beauty of the Arctic landscape.

Journey to Lady Franklin Island, one of the many rugged and wildlife-rich islands dotting the south Baffin Island coast. Explore the coastline by Zodiac keeping watch for seabirds, polar bears, and marine life.

A wonderful introduction to the geology of Nunavut, examine the rock formations from the sea. With Inuit expedition team members by your side, you'll gain an intimate perspective on the captivating wildlife and geological wonders that cross your path.

Spend time on the nuna—the Inuktitut name for the land. Take a hike that best suits your interest accompanied by the expert expedition team who offer insightful interpretations of the surroundings.

Soak in the full seasonal blooms at the height of Arctic summer as you explore the rolling tundra. A stop here gives you a unique opportunity to connect with nature on a profound level.

Experience Panniqtuuq, nestled on a coastal plain amidst stunning mountains and a winding river valley. Meaning “the place of the bull caribou” in Inuktitut, this charming community is embraced by snow-capped peaks and the ocean.

Soak in the area’s striking beauty on a community tour, with the opportunity to visit the Angmarlik Visitor Center. Explore exhibits showcasing both Thule and modern Inuit life, as well as information about the community’s available activities.

Spend two days exploring the Cumberland Peninsula, a stunning Arctic region steeped in cultural heritage.

Jutting from the southeastern coast of Baffin Island, this peninsula encompasses Cumberland Sound, whose wildlife sustained the Inuit and their predecessors for thousands of years. You hope to experience the same natural wonders as you sail through the marine-rich waterway.

It was even considered a potential missing link in the early search for the Northwest Passage. While exploring, you'll have the opportunity to delve into the captivating maritime history of the region, gaining a deeper understanding of its past and present significance.

Make the most of every opportunity to hike the vast tundra and Zodiac in the ice-strewn waters. Make sure to keep an eye out for the abundant wildlife that calls this region home, including polar bears, Arctic foxes, and beluga whales.

Deepen your understanding of the environment, cultures, and history of the region as you sail across the Davis Strait towards Greenland. Get the privileged opportunity to engage with and learn from Inuit in their homeland.

Enjoy workshops and presentations, watch a documentary, and get out on deck! Try your hand at athletic feats during an interactive cultural performance of Inuit games.

Through shared experiences and interactions, develop a deep appreciation for the culture and gain a connection to the stunning landscapes you traverse.

Keep your binoculars ready to spot whales and seabirds who follow in your wake.

Welcome to Kalaallit Nunaat, or Greenland! Choose the activity you like best during an expedition landing on Greenland’s spectacular west coast.

Whether you prefer hiking, walking, photography, or sitting contemplatively, you’ll be delighted!

Alongside the team of knowledgeable naturalists, marine biologists, and geologists, embrace every opportunity to learn and deepen your connection to the landscapes you explore.

Admire the mighty mountains and the tiniest tundra flowers—a stop in this area offers many outstanding features to pique your interest. 

Experience the remarkable beauty of Ilulissat Icefjord, renowned for its enormous icebergs. Ilulissat means “iceberg”—an apt name for this site at the outlet of the Sermeq Kujalleq glacier. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the source of many of the icebergs in the North Atlantic.

Marvel at the sheer grandeur of the towering ice formations as you take a stroll along the boardwalk—truly a sight to behold!

Visit the town, with its museums, charming cafes, craft shops, and bustling fishing harbor. Be sure to make your way to the Ilulissat Icefjord Centre, where you can delve into the fascinating narratives surrounding the ice and gain a deeper appreciation for this awe-inspiring natural wonder.

Explore West Greenland’s complex coastal waterways that include glaciers, islands, and fjords against a towering mountain backdrop, with plentiful opportunities for hiking and Zodiac cruising.

Learn about the Saqqaq, Dorset, Thule, and modern Inuit cultures that have called the Sisimiut region home for the past 4,500 years.

The waters are relatively warm here, due to the West Greenland Current and the subarctic location.

Kangerlussuaq Fjord (Søndre Strømfjord) is one of the longest fjords in the world and boasts 190 kilometers of superb scenery. You end your adventure by sailing up this dramatic fjord.

Kangerlussuaq, the town at its eastern head, is a former U.S. Air Force base. Here you'll disembark for your return charter flight to Toronto, ON.