All winter long…
The Arctic winter offers a complete change of scenery, one that should be experienced at least once in a lifetime. The combined vastness and purity of the region give a feeling of completeness that can be experienced nowhere else in the word. February, March
and April are the best months to visit for winter activities, such as:
- Snowmobiling
- Paraskiing
- Cross-country skiing
- Dog sledding
- Ice fishing
- Ice diving, scuba diving
- Sky diving
- Igloo stays
- One- or several-day snowmobile or dog-sled trips
- Ice floe expeditions
- Viewing of the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights)
- Arctic survival training
All summer long…
When the ice melts, visitors can discover extraordinary plants and wildlife, and enjoy
a multitude of summer activities:
- Camping
- Kayaking
- Scuba Diving
- Sky Diving
- Water ski
- Hunting and fishing
- Sea expeditions
- Navigating the Puvirnituq River
- Visit to traditional Inuit summer camps
- Wildlife watching
- Plant and geology hikes
