Canadian Arctic: Wildlife, Helicopters, & the Northwest Passage (Kangerlussuaq)

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Highlights

Soar in a helicopter over the wild Arctic

Visit Inuit and Greenlandic communities

Explore deep into the legendary Northwest Passage

Spot Arctic wildlife, such as whales, walruses and muskoxen

Cruise in a Zodiac for stunning views of glaciers, fjords and icebergs

Itinerary

day 1Arrive in Reykjavik, Iceland

Arrive in the Icelandic capital and make your way to the designated hotel, which is included in your Charter Flight & Hotel Package. You will have the day to explore this fascinating city known for its stunning modern architecture, contemporary music and Viking history.

day 2Fly to Kangerlussuaq, Greenland, and Embark

day 3At Sea

day 4 - 6Exploring Baffin Island Canada

day 7 - 10Gateway to Lancaster Sound

day 11 - 13Heart of the Northwest Passage

day 14 - 15Admiralty Inlet and Arctic Bay

day 16 - 17At Sea

day 18Meeting the People of Sisimiut

day 19Disembark at Kangerlussuaq

day 20Depart Reykjavik

What's Included

Accommodation

All accommodation: 17 nights on the ship, 2 nights hotel

Meals

All meals while on the ship, plus beer and house wine during dinner

Transport

Immersive itinerary with all transport and listed activities

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Expedition crew to enhance your adventureIncluded Charter Flight & Hotel Package

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