Torngat Mountains National Park

An Inuit homeland of deep fjords, high barren mountains and treeless tundra on the northern Labrador coast, explored.

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An Inuit homeland of deep fjords, high barren mountains and treeless tundra on the northern Labrador coast, explored with Inuit hosts and according to conditions.

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The park is cooperatively managed with Inuit partners and protects some of Canada's highest mountains east of the Rockies.

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Hebron

A former Inuit community and Moravian mission on the northern Labrador coast, where the preserved church and commemorative plaque hold the history of the 1959 forced relocation.

Labrador Coast

A flexible expedition area of rugged headlands, forested inlets, rocky islands and coastal communities, explored by Zodiac, on foot or through a community visit as conditions permit.

Local hosts and expedition guests during a community gathering in Nain

Nunatsiavut Community

A flexible community visit in Inuit Labrador, centred on local history, art, daily life and the continuing relationship between people, land and sea.