Baffin Island

Baffin Island, located in the Canadian Arctic, is a vast and stunning landscape of rugged mountains, icy fjords, and remote Inuit communities. This pristine wilderness offers unique wildlife encounters, from polar bears and narwhals to the vibrant northern lights dancing across the sky.

Whether you’re seeking adventure through hiking, wildlife photography, or immersing yourself in Inuit culture, Baffin Island is an unforgettable destination.

Baffin Island is located in the northeastern part of Canada, within the territory of Nunavut. It lies between Greenland to the east and the mainland of Canada to the west. The island is part of the Arctic Archipelago and is the largest island in Canada and the fifth-largest island in the world. It is bordered by Baffin Bay and Davis Strait to the east, Lancaster Sound to the north, and the Foxe Basin to the west.

Baffin Island is home to a diverse range of wildlife, thanks to its varied ecosystems that include tundra, mountains, and coastal areas. Here are some notable species you can find on the island:

The best time go on your Baffin Island Cruise is during the summer months of late July through September. This season offers milder temperatures and less ice, making it ideal for navigating the surrounding Arctic waters. With conditions optimal for exploration, ships and Zodiacs can easily access the island's remote and seldom-visited destinations.