Paddle at water level past grounded icebergs in the calm inlet — a quieter, more intimate way to feel the scale of the Arctic than any boat deck allows.
What to expect
After a fitting and briefing on the beach, you launch into the sheltered bay in a double kayak, gliding silently past sculpted bergs that groan and crack as they shift. Your guide keeps a safe distance from unstable ice while positioning you for close, quiet views and photos. The stillness and scale — no engine noise, just water and ice — is the whole point.
Good to know
Full drysuits are provided and required; previous paddling experience is helpful but not essential. Trips run only in calm conditions, so hold a flexible slot rather than a fixed time near departure.
Sail there
Luxury cruises that call at Qikiqtarjuaq — book through us, the fare is identical and your concierge stays on your side.