Canada's Remote Arctic, Northwest passage

This terrain is characterized by boundless mountains, glaciers, tundra, remote rocky coastlines, towering granite cliffs, and expansive bodies of water awaiting exploration. The wildlife in this area is awe-inspiring, offering remarkable opportunities for observation. From polar bears and grizzly bears to muskoxen, beluga whales, harp seals, walruses, and various migratory bird species, the diversity of wildlife in Canada's High Arctic is astounding. Here, at the northernmost reaches of the world, nature has crafted an array of unique wonders in astonishing diversity. You'll encounter the same sense of awe and discovery experienced by early explorers as they navigated the challenging bays, inlets, and channels of this region.
In this exhilarating itinerary, we follow the natural pathways of the sea and ice to unveil the cultural, historical, and geographical treasures of the area. Our goal is to approach the most remote stretches of this rugged and seldom-visited landscape, revealing its unparalleled beauty.