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Spring Floes in Arctic Canada

Witness the Annual Migration of the Awe-Inspiring White Bear
DESCRIPTION:

The Canadian High Arctic is a place few people have a chance to visit. Here, in the springtime, the sun shines 24 hours a day, wildlife abounds, and the indigenous people, the Inuit, celebrate the return of the Midnight Sun with camping and hunting on the floe-edge. Migratory birds by the millions, in breeding plumage, head to their nesting grounds on nearby Bylot Island and Sirmilik National Park, Canada’s premier bird sanctuary, and north to Devon and Ellesmere Islands. Here, the Arctic exhibits a concentration of the marine food chain, seal, narwhal, walrus and polar bears, plankton, and fish, all living in a surrealistic seascape dotted by gigantic Greenland-bred icebergs.

 

CONSIDER:

This is a rustic trip for the adventurous traveler.

 

OPTIONAL EXTENSIONS & ADD-ONS:

Please inquire.

 

Ideal Length of Trip:

7+
days
Please contact CuriOdyssey Travel for more details.
 
BEST TIME TO TRAVEL:
July and August.
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CuriOdysseyTravel@gmail.com

 

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