Inuit Adventures

Nuvvuagittuq Greenstone Belt

The Nuvvuagittuq Greenstone Belt (NGB) on the shores of Hudson Bay in Northern Quebec appears to be the oldest surviving rock formation on Earth. This geological treasure of approximately four square miles is all that remains of the Earth's crust that existed when the Nuvvuagittuq Greenstone Belt was formed during the Hadean period.

Ways of the inuit

This 4 day package is the perfect introduction for the non-tourist seeking a real travel experience – one in which to learn first hand the living natural and cultural history of the local Inuit who have, on the outer edge of the known world, carved themselves a place to call home. In a rare opportunity, the Inuit community of Puvirnituq invites you to join them for a day (or two) to experience their seasonal activities and help you create a memorable, unforgettable story of your own.

Aurora Borealis in Kuujjuaq on Ungava Bay

Fly north to Kuujjuaq for a weekend and live a short but exciting adventure where the main focus will be the viewing of the aurora borealis every night. Kuujjuaq is known to be a great location to view this phenomenon.

Nunavik

Imagine a place the size of France, with no highways, no shopping malls, and no city skyscrapers - just 14 small villages with a total population of less than 12,000....

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