Arrive in Edmonton and transfer to your hotel.

Charter flight to Resolute, a remote outpost above the Arctic Circle. On arrival, we meet our expedition team and take a zodiac ride to our ship before departing Resolute in the evening.

A large bay on the south coast of Devon Island, Maxwell Bay offers some wonderful hiking opportunities and great wildlife watching.

Lancaster Sound is the wildlife ‘super highway’ of the Arctic where massive volumes of water all mix to make a rich source of nutrients and food for an abundance of Arctic wildlife.

Nirjutiqavvik National Wildlife Area is home to almost 400,000 seabirds.

Grise Fiord is the northernmost community in Canada and one of the most isolated communities in the world. The scenery is stunning, the wildlife is abundant and we are warmly welcomed by the community.

The bird cliffs of Cape Hay are a prime nesting spot for several hundred thousand birds.

A breathtaking fjord which is well protected and great for a zodiac cruise or hike onshore.

The sea ice around Prince Leopold Island is a great place for spotting ringed seals and wherever we find ringed seals – we usually find polar bears.

Beechey Island holds great historic importance in the story of the Northwest Passage. It is here that Sir John Franklin’s ill-fated expedition spent its last ‘comfortable’ winter in 1845 before disappearing into the icy vastness. This evening enjoy a special dinner attended by the Captain.

By morning, we are anchored in Resolute where we make our way ashore by zodiac. A charter flight returns us to Edmonton.