During this boating and camping tour, the experienced guides usually give visitors excellent opportunities to watch and photograph, not only the narwhal, but seals, beluga, and possibly larger whales like the bowhead and killer whale. This tours usually last 7-10 days with groups of up to 8 persons. Depending on your preferences, whale watching could be mixed with other activities like fishing, watching other wildlife like caribou, gyrfalcons and snow geese, and visiting the remains of Thule houses. Please contact us if you would like to participate in a whale watching adventure. Late winter and spring are the ideal camping seasons for the people of the Arctic.
Temperatures become increasingly comfortable and our days are long.
En route to your various camping sites, you can see splendid icebergs, mountains, and glaciers. A variety of wildlife can be seen both inland and at the floe edge, and you might fish for Arctic Char through lake ice. Caribou, wolves, polar bears, ptarmigan and Arctic hare are some of the creatures visible throughout this time period on the tundra. After mid-May, snow geese, snow buntings and lemmings can also be seen. One route can take you south through the fiords, then out to the coast past the floe edge near Button Point or to the ice cave at Guy's Bight, and back to Pond Inlet.