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This tour takes you to the floe edge on a five day/four night camping trip using large sleds pulled by small snowmobiles. The highlight of the trip is to observe the seals and whales waiting for the ice to melt in order that they may enter the rich feeding grounds of Lancaster and Eclipse Sounds, Navy Board Inlet and Milne Inlet where the Narwhal will have their young. We may also sight Walrus, Polar Bear, and the rare Bowhead Whale. Migratory arctic birds are numerous, stopping off at the floe edge to scavenge from the bears hunting seals. Join us on this spectacular journey to the best of arctic wildlife encounters.
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| Season: June 5, 2008 to June 14, 2008 |
| Suggested Items: Camera, daypack, sunglasses, sunscreen, water bottle. |
| Suggested Clothing: Clothing to suit a variety of northern spring weather conditions, wind breaker, wind pants, warm coat, sweater, fleece clothing, hat, gloves, scarf, snow boots, warm socks, long underwear. |
| Difficulty: Intermediate |
| Maximum Number of People: 10 |
| Equipment Provided: Sled/snowmobile transportation to the floe edge, all tent camp gear. |
| Transportation: Trips originate and end in Ottawa, Ontario. Price includes transportation between Ottawa and Pond Inlet, Nunavut. |
| Accommodations: Accommodations include one night in Ottawa, four nights in Pond Inlet and four nights at a tent camp on the ice at the floe edge. |
| Meal Information: Meals included starting with dinner on Day 1 and ending with breakfast on Day 10. |
| Guide Information: Your guides are professional naturalists and local Inuit with extensive experience with both the natural and cultural heritage of the region. |
| Weather Information: Spring temperatures will average -15 to 10 degrees celsius. |
| Trip Duration |
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10 days
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$8695.00 per person US funds
Double occupancy |
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