In the morning, departure from P.E Trudeau airport in Montreal, aboard an Air Inuit aircraft. Arrival in Inukjuak early in the afternoon. Your geologist will welcome you at the airport, then you will check-in at the hotel.  For the rest of the afternoon you can prepare for your field outing the next day, discover the village, and rest.

If weather permits, you leave the village at high tide aboard a freighter canoe that takes you to the Nuvvuagittuq Greenstone belt where you will spend 4 days in the field. Here, you can study the oldest rock formation and evidence of the oldest bacterial life yet discovered on earth (4.3-4.4 billion years old). You’ll sleep in Inuit style tents and enjoy the arctic wildlife while your local guides provide both insight and safety during your stay in this remote location.

In the afternoon, travel back to the hotel in Inukjuak where a hot shower and rest await. Dinner will be served at the hotel.

This time is allocated to the exploration of local quarries where you can get samples of unusual rocks and minerals.

After checkout, you can shop for souvenirs at the local CO-OP or at a local boutique or walk in the village one last time before lunch. You will depart for Montreal shortly after.