Arctic Ocean Tour

Boat tours from Late July to early September. On calm days travel the region in one of our day trip boats. Camp on the land or return to Arctic Bay each night. We can offer a range of boat types from 2 person Kayas to our 28 ft Silver Dolphin – “Kakivak”. Film Production and Scientific Expeditions welcome.

Summary

Location: Arctic Bay

Length: varies

Available Dates & Costs:

  • Please inquire.
  • Dates to be announced

Costs to do not include flights to and from Arctic Bay.

Highlights

  • St. Georges Society Cliffs
  • Turner Cliffs
  • Orca whale pod
  • Narwhals
  • Polar bears
  • Icebergs

Location

Itinerary

Day 1 Fly to Arctic Bay

Guests will be picked up by taxi or shuttle at the airport in Arctic Bay. On arrival, guests will be met and transferred to the ‘Tangmaaqvik Hotel’ or home stay for our overnight accommodation.

Day 2 Ocean Tour

We’ll head out from Arctic Bay towards Admiralty Inlet, in search of orca whale pods. Enjoy the scenery and the ocean air, as we fish and adventure on the water before heading inland to set up heated tents for a cozy night on the water.

Day 3 Society Cliffs

Another day on the water where we’ll look out for narwhals. These are commonly spotted during our ocean tours and seeing narwhals tusking is an exciting and rare event! We’ll also check out some unique rock formations and geography specific to the area including the massive Society Cliffs. Another night will be spent tenting and listing to stories from our local Inuit guides.

Day 4 The Pants Rock Formation

We’ll boat over to see “the pants,” which have even been featured on CBC. This one-of-a-kind geography is worth a photo or two, as we continue our voyage and keep an eye out for Polar bears, arctic birds and other wildlife. We’ll spend a final night in our tents with a chance to catch our own supper of arctic char!

Day 5 Fly out of Arctic Bay

Guests will be shuttled back to the airport to connect with their outbound international flights.

 

What's Included

Guides

Arctic Bay Adventure’s guides at 3:1 ratio, the guides are Inuit.

Accommodation

3 nights of camping in heated tents.

Meals

Breakfast, lunch, snack, dinner.

Expedition Equipment

  • Base camp: generators, bathroom for male and female, kitchen/group tents, cooking stoves, dishes, utensils
  • Sleeping tents, sleeping bags, cots

Safety Equipment

First aid, repair kits, satellite phones, inReach devices, and SIKU.

Transportation

  • Snow machines to Floe Edge from base camp
  • Airport transfers in Arctic Bay

 

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