A white week in Nunavik

Published by alain at Thursday February 26th, 2015

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February 26, 2015

Have you ever thought of a winter vacation where you could ride across the snowy landscape of the Canadian Far North, to watch auroras borealis and why not learn how to build an igloo? Travelling to Nunavik is simple. A two hour Jet flight due North from Montreal you’ll find the capital of Nunavik, Kuujjuaq. From here you board an Air Inuit flight to Kangiqsualujjuaq (George River). This small modern Inuit community is the only one located on the East Ungava Bay coast and nearby you’ll find our playground; the Arctic Cordillera southern ecozone. This exceptional region is filled with breathtaking natural wonders.

Magnificent mountains carved with fjords, canyons, rivers and endless lakes. The dreamed land for the nature photographers and the adventurers seeking authentic experiences and exceptional images. Colorful cascades in tints of emerald and jade, lunar landscape, pure less snow, auroras Borealis… For the more adventurous, it’s the experience to overnight in an igloo, to climb summits and to find yourself above the clouds.