Résumé
Journey along the Northwest Passage, then down the rarely visited east coast of Baffin Island to Newfoundland
Itinéraire court
- Jour 1
- Start Calgary, Canada
- Jour 2
- Fly To Qausuittuq
- Jour 3
- Tallurutiup-Imanga
- Jour 4
- At Sea: Explore The Largest Marine-Protected Area ...
- Jour 5
- Baffin Island Fjords And Heli-Flightseeing
- Jour 6
- At Sea: Get Acquainted With The On-Board Features ...
- Jour 7
- Life In Qikiqtarjuaq
- Jour 8
- Cape Mercy: Fascinating History In The Remote Wild...
- Jour 9
- At Sea: Enjoy The On-Ship Amenities And Learning O...
- Jour 10
- Torngat Mountains National Park – The Land Of The ...
- Jour 11-12
- At Sea: Observe The Ever-Changing Terrain
- Jour 13
- L’Anse Aux Meadows National Historic Site: Viking ...
- Jour 14
- At Sea: The Music Continues
- Jour 15
- Saint Pierre And Miquelon
- Jour 16
- Disembark And End St John’S, Canada
Villes de voyage (3): Baffin Island, Calgary, Northwest Passage
Details
This exciting new 16-day itinerary takes you on a 2,500-nautical mile journey along the legendary Northwest Passage in the Canadian High Arctic, then down the rarely visited east coast of Baffin Island to Newfoundland and Labrador, where we visit magnificent Torngat Mountains National Park and the windswept Viking ruins at l’Anse Aux Meadows UNESCO World Heritage site. This voyage of discovery also features a visit to the French islands of Saint Pierre and Miquelon, located in the Gulf of the St Lawrence.Setting sail from the northern gateway of Qausuittuq (Resolute) in Nunavut, we start our adventure in the middle of the historic Northwest Passage. Your home away from home during this ground-breaking exploration is our technologically advanced Ultramarine, which is equipped with two twin-engine helicopters, and a fleet of 20 quick-deploy Zodiacs that enable you to get off the ship quickly and efficiently. Throughout this voyage, we set our sights on remote wilderness areas along the east coast of Baffin Island, Labrador and Newfoundland that are only accessible by water. You also get to explore Beechey Island National Historic Site, Icy Arm Fjord, the small Baffin Island community of Qikiiqtarjuaq, Cape Mercy on southern Baffin Island at the mouth of Cumberland Sound, Torngat Mountains National Park, L’Anse aux Meadows UNESCO World Heritage site, the French archipelago of Saint Pierre and Miquelon and, finally, the historic city of St John’s, Newfoundland.The geographical range of this expedition is massive. You start at 74.69° N, cross the Arctic Circle at 66.66° N, and finish your journey in St John’s, at 47.55° N. Clearly, this is the ideal trip for those who long to see as much of the remote Canadian wilderness as possible. In addition to exploring the Territory of Nunavut, as well as Newfoundland and Labrador, we’re especially excited to visit Nunatsiavut, the self-governing region that’s home to the Labrador Inuit who are known as Nunatsiavummiut.