High up in the Canadian Arctic, majestic polar bears roam the frozen landscape and whales glide through the sparkling Arctic waters. Musk oxen and caribou navigate the stark tundra, and resilient Inuit communities thrive amidst the harsh conditions.
Topography & wildlife
The Canadian Arctic is a land of contrasts, where ice dominates the landscape, sculpting fjords and glaciers, and the frigid waters teem with wildlife, from walrus to whales. Overhead, flocks of seabirds wheel and dive, their calls echoing across the frozen landscape. Meanwhile, polar bears roam the vast ice floes.
History & culture
But the Canadian Arctic is more than just a haven for wildlife—it's a living museum of human history and culture. From the ancient Inuit communities who call this land home, to the intrepid explorers who braved its icy waters in search of new horizons, every corner of this vast wilderness tells a story of resilience and the unbreakable bond between humanity and the natural world.
Cruises to the Canadian Arctic
The best way to experience the wonders of the Canadian Arctic is on board an expedition cruise. Led by expert guides, these voyages offer a rare opportunity to explore the remote wilderness in comfort and style. Whether you're navigating through narrow fjords, hiking across pristine tundra, or simply basking in the awe-inspiring beauty of an Arctic sunset, each day brings new adventures and unforgettable experiences.
The winding channels of the legendary Northwest Passage have enchanted explorers for centuries. This epic expedition provides a unique opportunity to explore this fabled sea route and discover iconic wildlife species, such as musk oxen, Arctic fox, polar bear, and a variety of cetaceans.
Find out more about In the Footsteps of Explorers: Northwest Passage Voyage
