Abundant Wildlife
The Canadian Arctic, teeming with life, hosts awe-inspiring wildlife encounters: polar bears, elusive arctic foxes, muskoxen, whales, playful seals, and a vibrant array of migratory birds.
Canadian Arctic
Sailing in the footsteps of Amundsen
Venture into the heart of the Canadian Arctic and the fabled Northwest Passage, where remote landscapes and wildlife await. Vast, ice-strewn fjords rise from cobalt waters, their silent grandeur softened by the pastel hues of the Arctic sky. Towering glaciers line the coast, revealing a stark, pristine world where time feels suspended.
As you sail these storied channels, the wild comes alive. Polar bears patrol icy shores, watchful and majestic; walruses lounge on drifting ice, tusks gleaming in the sun; and pods of belugas glide gracefully in the cold, clear seas. Above, seabirds sweep through the sky in chaotic flocks, adding a sense of rhythm to the stillness. This is nature at its purest—a place where each day brings landscapes that stir the spirit and encounters that leave an indelible mark, revealing the untamed beauty of the Arctic.
Highlights
North West Passage
Follow in the footsteps of the historic Franklin Expedition and Canadian High Arctic's tales of exploration. In the northern summer, the Northwest Passage offers a journey through time and a voyage across pristine wilderness.
Northern Lights
Seeing the northern lights is a mesmerising, bucket-list experience, this natural light show creates unforgettable memories that last a lifetime.
Inuit Culture
Amid stunning landscapes, vibrant indigenous communities in the Canadian Arctic share their deep-rooted customs, cuisine, and traditions, warmly welcoming visitors into their rich cultural heritage.
Expeditionary History
The Canadian Arctic is a land of storied exploration, where early Arctic pioneers like Franklin navigated its icy waters and left behind a legacy etched in the harsh landscape.
Featured Expeditions
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