Frobisher Bay Boat Trips
Cruise to the ancient Inuit camp sites at
Qaummaarviit
Historic
Park
. Explore the pre-historic island with its old dwelling and burial sites. Fascinating introduction to the early history of the native people. Seals and whales may be spotted en route. Due to bay being ice-bound until June, trips operate between Mid-July to mid-September. Four person minimum.
Visit to Pangnirtung
The hamlet, positioned at 66 degrees north – is just 40km from the
Arctic circle
. Famous for its prints and weaving a visit to “Pang” is a must. The village is set against a beautiful mountain backdrop – the gateway to
Auyuittuq
National Park
. Day visits and one or two night stays are offered, that include round trip flights from Iqaluit, a visit to the acclaimed print and weaving workshop plus museum and a tour of the community. Two person minimum.
Visit a Traditional Soapstone Carver
A unique opportunity to spend a half-day with a local carver at his home or workshop. You will see a piece of raw stone being shaped in the traditional and ancient ways. Duration 4 hours.
Homestay with Inuit families
Baffin Island homestays can be arranged on request. Cost will depend on location and flight costs -there are no roads. This is an extraordinary experience and provides an intriguing glimpse of the lifestyle in
Canada
’s
Eastern Arctic
. Often the communities are remote, conditions are basic and yet the scenery and experience is priceless. Four person minimum.
Jet Boat River Ride
An exciting river trip takes you up the Sylvia Grinnell river to view caribou and nesting birds. Due to water levels the trip only operates between Mid June – mid July. Four person minimum.
Flightseeing Tours from Iqaluit
Enjoy the beauty of the hills, rivers and floe-edge from the air. You’ll view the surrounding areas of Iqaluit including the
Sylvia
Grinnell
River
and Koojesse Inlet or take a longer flight and travel across the bay to get a better look at the 3000-foot high hills while searching for seals, caribou and whales from the air.
Guided Nature Walk
Walk through the Sylvia Grinnell river valley. The naturalist will interpret the flora, fauna and history of this fascinating region. Tour includes shuttles from town. Two person minimum.
