Sea-kayak through iceberg-studded waters at the foot of the South Croker Bay glacier — a genuinely world-class Arctic paddle available only to those who venture this deep into Nunavut. One of the planet's most remote kayaking experiences.
What to expect
After a shore-side briefing and fitting of dry suits and personal flotation devices, you push off into water the colour of mercury. The guide leads you through channels between stranded icebergs, explaining melt patterns and the silence of true wilderness. Paddle strokes echo; seabirds circle overhead. The glacier's terminus looms as the ultimate destination, and you earn the view entirely under your own power.
Good to know
Previous kayak experience helpful but not mandatory — the guide tailors pace to the group. Dry suits provided. Book via Adventure Canada's expedition line well in advance; availability is extremely limited per departure. Allow at least 3 hours; confirm all-aboard time with the ship before booking.