Other Eco Adventures - Floe Edge Tours

The floe edges is the place where open water joins land fast ice. Some communities offer day trips by dog sled or boat, snowmobile or qamutiik (sled) to the floe edge. You may be lucky enough to witness a traditional seal hunt. Marine creatures such as Narwhals, Thick-billed Murres, the snowy white Beluga Whales and seals may be spotted on a floe edge tour. You may also encounter polar bears near the floe edge. The best time to visit a floe edge is between April and July.

Icebergs are common near the floe edge. If travelling by boat, exercise extreme caution around them as icebergs constantly shift and break. When travelling with a guide, you may also get to enjoy a floe edge traditional lunch of Arctic Char. Be sure to enjoy tea made from the water of an iceberg and bannock, a traditional staple of Inuit diet.

	Pond Inlet, Nunavut: Bylot Island in Eclipse Sound
	Resolute, Nunavut : Prince Leopold Island Bird Sanctuary
	Hall Beach, Nunavut: Icefloe tour--$125 by dog sled, $100 by snow machine
	Iqaluit, Nunavut
	Qikiqtarjuaq (Broughton Island), Nunavut

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