Dazzling Arctic cruise itineraries

The rugged terrain, extreme climate, and flourishing wildlife of Northern Canada have whispered promises of adventure to centuries of international explorers and tourists. Yukon, the Northwest Territory, Nunavut, and northern portions of Manitoba, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Quebec comprise this vast region that reaches up into pristine Arctic waters. According to recent census data just over 100,000 people inhabit the North, a region roughly the size of Western Europe. Close to 70 percent of residents are aboriginals, predominantly Inuit but also Chipewyan and other First Nations peoples.

Unique landscapes and culture

Explore Canada’s north with Canada Your Way’s many arctic cruise and travel itineraries. Delve into Inuit culture through first-hand experiences of traditions such as throat singing and drumming. Learn about northern First Nations peoples through cultural interpretations, art, and story. Enjoy arctic terrain, pristine waterways, and magnificent natural wonders such as the Aurora Borealis, or dancing Northern Lights. Wildlife such as polar bears, grizzlies, Belugas, seals, walruses, and orca whales will delight nature enthusiasts.

Study in contrasts

The Canadian North is known for wide open spaces, untouched wilderness areas, and archeological sites such as the Hudson’s Bay Company fur trade post at Old Fort Chimo or the UNESCO world heritage site L’Anse aux Meadows, a Viking settlement believed to be founded by Leif Erikson. Alongside these rustic attractions visitors will also find fine accommodations, spas, and gourmet dining.

Venture north

Canada Your Way’s expert Travel Specialists will help you design a memorable Northern Canada holiday. As the leading provider of Canadian cruise, rail, and self-drive holiday packages, we invite you to book a pre-planned holiday, modify one, or create something completely unique with the pre- or post-cruise features of your choice.