Reservations
Contact Inuit Adventures or your travel agent for updated tour package rates and dates and to book your trip.
Deposit and Final Payment
A 30% deposit will be required within 10 days of your initial booking to confirm your reservation.
Final payment must be received 60 days prior to your tour departure date.
For reservations made less than 60 days prior to departure, the full amount is due upon booking.
Cancellations and Refunds
If you cancel your trip reservation, the following cancellation fees will apply:
Up to 61 days before trip departure date -30% deposit
Within 60 days of trip departure date – 100 % of trip cost
All trip cancellations must be communicated in writing.
Inuit Adventures strongly recommends purchasing trip cancellation insurance.
Insurance
Nunavik is a remote fly-in only destination, and therefore Emergency Medical and Evacuation Insurance is highly recommended for all non-residents of Canada booking a tour with Inuit Adventures. Travel and lost luggage insurance policies are also recommended. You may contact us or your travel agent for more information.
Minimum bookings required
Please note that if there is an insufficient number of confirmed bookings 45 days prior to a scheduled trip, the trip may be cancelled. You will be refunded all monies deposited on the trip.
Published rates
Published package rates are indicative only, based on ground costs, airfares, and other fees at the time of printing. Rates are quoted in CDN$ on a per person basis and based on double occupancy. A single supplement applies for persons travelling alone. Published rates do not include applicable taxes and a consumer protection fee. The total cost of your selected package will be reconfirmed at the time of booking.
Included in the published rates
Unless otherwise stated, our packages include return airfares from Montreal, inter-community and charter flights within Nunavik, park fees where applicable, accommodations, services of local guides and all meals for the duration of the tour.
Not included in the published rates
Any costs other than those specified in the package. Without limitation, you are responsible for all transportation between your residence and Montreal, all accommodations and meals in Montreal prior to your trip departure, rental of appropriate clothing and sleeping bags for tour activities, excess baggage charges, alcoholic beverages, telephone calls, gratuities, insurance and items of a personal nature.
Unused services
There are no refunds for services included in the package which were partially used or not used at all.
Changes to itinerary
It is not uncommon in arctic regions of northern Canada for flights to be cancelled or delayed due to weather conditions. Please note that should it be necessary to amend or reschedule planned activities, scheduled outings, ground services or otherwise change the planned itinerary, such changes will be made to assure your safety and to enhance your overall experience. No reimbursement will be made for any adjustments in planned activities or changes to the itinerary.
Liability
Inuit Adventures and/or its agents, do not assume nor shall be liable for any injury, damage or loss of any nature whatsoever, caused or occasioned by neglect, default or by any act of commission and/or omission, whether negligent or not, of any person, company, or carrier, nor of their respective representatives, servants, employees and/or sub-contractors.
Inuit Adventures and/or its agents, reserve the right to cancel or alter any package and/or to refuse to accept or retain any person as a customer of any package at any time and for any reason whatsoever which Inuit Adventures and/or its agents, shall in its (their) sole judgment deem necessary. In any such event, Inuit Adventures and/or its agents, may refund the customer all collected payments up to the value of the cancelled portion of the package and, upon such refund, the customer shall have no recourse whatsoever, directly or indirectly, against Inuit Adventures and/or its agents, with respect to the cancellation of the said package.
The passage contract in use by the participating airline carrier, when delivered to the user, shall constitute the sole contract between the airline carrier and the user. The participating airline carriers shall more particularly not be liable for passenger expenses and/or inconveniences resulting from flight delays and/or cancellation due to circumstances beyond the airline carrier's control and including, but without restricting the generality thereof, due to weather conditions, nor for any act of omission and/or commission or event during the time passengers are not aboard the airline carrier's planes or conveyances.
Inuit Adventures and/or its agents, reserve the right to adjust their activities when necessitated by weather conditions. They shall not be held liable for any extra expenses and/or inconveniences and/or any damages resulting from any delay due to a cause beyond their control, including, but without restricting the generality thereof, delays caused by unfavourable weather.
Should illness, safety or personal reasons necessitate the evacuation of one or more customers, the evacuation expenses will be paid by the individual customer(s) involved. Persons engaging in any activities while participating in any package do so at their own risk and peril.
Upon paying a deposit at the time of booking the said package, the customer accepts the terms and conditions contained in this brochure and acknowledges that the said terms and conditions have been fully read and understood and form an integral part of the customer agreeing to be included in the package and the customer furthermore relinquishes any and all rights whatsoever to make any claims of any nature against Inuit Adventures and/or its agents for any injury, damage, inconvenience or loss that may be sustained while engaged in the activities.
Inuit Adventures is licensed by the Province of Québec.
Season 2023 Packages
Call 1 855 657-3319 | 1 514 457-3319 or Contact Us
Package 7 days $ 7,460.00*
► 17 to 23 July
► 24 to 30 July
► 31 July to 6 August
* Prices subject to change
Package 4 days $4,995.00* rpen
► from mid-September to mid-April
► 3 nights / 4 days
* Prices CDN $4,995.00 pp + GST + PST Double occupancy
* Prices subject to change
Package Includes
- Round trip air transportation from Montreal to Kuujjuaq with First Air.
- Shuttles to and from airports.
- One way air transportation from Kuujjuaq to Quaqtaq, from Quaqtaq to Kangirsuk, from Kangirsuk to Kuujuaq, from Kuujjuaq to Tasiujaq, and from Tasiujaq to Kuujjuaq with Air Inuit.
- 6 night accommodations in comfortable hotels.
- All listed activities.
- All meals.
Trip Highlights
- Canoe trips along the West coast of Ungava Bay.
- View wildlife, sea mammals and flora.
- Hiking.
- Visit an archeological site.
- Visit of 4 villages of Nunavik.
- Seven days of adventure in search of Caribou, Polar Bears and Musk-oxen.
- Accommodations in Coop Hotels (except for the Tasiujaq Hotel).
Itinerary
Depart Montreal-Trudeau airport and fly to Kuujjuaq aboard a First Air 737 jet. Flight duration is about 2H15 min. You will then make your connection on an Air Inuit plane to Quaqtaq. Meet your Inuit Adventures guides for a town tour and a visit of Cape Hopes Advance, the abandoned weather station that operated from 1928 to 1970. From the top of the hill, spot some splendid icebergs that often drift at this time of the year. Return to Quaqtaq later in the day. Overnight at the Quaqtaq Coop Hotel.
At high tide you will leave by freighter canoe for Diana Island. Be ready to take pictures of beluga whales, Musk-oxen and Eider ducks. See how the Inuit delicately remove the Eider down from the nests that they will use to make their warm parkas. Hike across Diana Island and discover herds of resident musk-oxen and beautiful Arctic flowers. Return to Quaqtaq later in the day. Overnight at the Quaqtaq Coop Hotel.
Early morning, take a walk in the village and meet the friendly people of this small Inuit community of only 300 before you board a Dash 8 that will fly you to the village of Kangirsuk. Meet your local guides who will navigate with you by canoe on the beautiful fjord of Payne River towards Kangirsuk Camp. It is very common to see caribou roaming around on the shores or crossing the river in July. Overnight at the Kangirsuk Coop Hot
As the high tide starts coming in you will leave by canoe, with your guides, travel the waterways on the Payne River to locate other caribou migration routes where you will have many opportunities to take pictures. You will go back to the village of Kangirsuk at the end of the day where throat singers will perform for you in the evening. Overnight at the Kangirsuk Coop Hotel.
In the morning, your guides will take you for a hike on the spongy tundra which is an experience in itself. Explore, lift your head, see the birds and breathe in the fresh Arctic air. Musk-oxen are slowly taking ground in this area and once again you may have the chance to see these almost prehistoric animals as well as foxes, Arctic hare, wolves and black bears. Return to Kangirsuk later in the day to take your flight to Tasiujaq via Kuujjuaq. Overnight at the Tasiujaq Hotel.
At high tide, your guides are waiting for you with their canoes to take you for a day long excursion amongst the many islands where polar bears are often seen. It is your chance to take pictures of these wild majestic animals and the spectacular scenery of the Leaf Basin where tides often exceed 15m. Return to the village later in the day. Overnight at the Tasiujaq Hotel.
It is already your last day in Nunavik. Before leaving this magical place, you will be giving a town tour by your local guide. After a lunch at the hotel, fly back to Kuujjuaq where you will take your southbound flight to Montreal.