Trip to Nunavik 2017

Published by alain at Monday January 16th, 2017

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M. Bernard Gervais en compagnie de M. Gilles Lapierre lors d'une randonnée en surplomb d'un magnifique fjord. Bernard Gervais ©

M. Bernard Gervais and M. Gilles Lapierre during a hike in overhang of a magnificent fjord. Bernard Gervais ©
Heading for the Labrador coast with the Torngats Mountains in the background. Bernard Gervais ©
The Tandems waterfalls. Bernard Gervais ©
Saglek Fjord. Bernard Gervais ©
A fly out to fish and relax not far from Rapid Lake. Bernard Gervais ©
Nothing is comparable to take a walk on the bare summits of the Arctic tundra to try to find polar bears and caribous.
A stop to live a moment of exception with the nature. Bernard Gervais ©
A dream moment for the amateurs of wildlife photography. A Torngat Mountain caribou.
The Canadian freedom to fly !
Icebergs are present along the coast of Ungava and Labrador.
The polar bear is the largest land carnivore on earth and is omnipresent along the coast of Ungava and Labrador.
Accompanied with experience floatplane pilots the "Trip to Nunavik " allows you to live an enriching experience. Bernard Gervais ©
A moment of relaxation by the sea to try to spot polar bears, to breath the fresh air or yet to listen to the silence of the wide open spaces.
Rapid Lake Lodge on the shore of the Tunulic / Qurlutuq River. Bernard Gervais ©
One of these famous sunset of the tundra of Nunavik. Bernard Gervais ©

January 16^th, 2017

Who has never dreamed one day of flying to the Far North? To a place where the mountains fall down in the sea, endless tundra, hidden trailheads and turquoise waterfalls. A place where Inuit lives for thousands of years and where polar bears outnumber tourists. Experience Nunavik’s Arctic Quebec region like never before on this five-day air journey.

This year’s trip to Nunavik is jam-packed with activities like a guided air safari, an overnight in bivouac, a scenic hike and fishing—with delicious food, fascinating cultures, and cozy lodge. Seeing Nunavik for the first time is a life-changing experience!

Our group leader Mr. Bernard Gervais, will lead the group of floatplane pilots from the southern part of Quebec to Rapid Lake Lodge. Nunavik is closer that you may think, in fact you could be here tomorrow. The flight with a C-180 floatplane normally takes 7 to 8 hours with a few fuel stops enroute.

Date of the trip: August 1-5, 2017

Number of participants: minimum of 8 and maximum of 10

View the trip description (PDF format): TRIP TO NUNAVIK 2017

Trip to Nunavik 2017

alain

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