© Dennis Minty
Photo Story | Newfoundland and Labrador
One of Canada’s least-travelled coastlines, northern Labrador is more than just an adventurer’s paradise. It is the Inuit homeland of Nunatsiavut, steeped in history, culture, geology, and wildlife. Learn why you should add the Torngats to your must-do travel list in this beautiful photo story by Dennis Minty.
© Michelle Valberg
Expedition Journal
Arctic terns and fulmars darted to and fro, feeding their young and competing for food in the swell. Yet most exciting were the stubby-winged puffins who fluttered to their nests, sand eels in their beaks, only to flap back out to sea.
© Martin Lipman
Photo Story
Although onboard life is delightful—with amazing entertainment, meals, camaraderie, and learning—it’s when we leave the ship that the true adventure begins. Here’s a handy guide to get you excited and prepared for Zodiac travel. (Don’t worry—we’ll walk you through these procedures many more times on your journey!)
© Danny Catt
Jul. 18–Jul. 30, 2017
© Dennis Minty
Jun. 25–Jul. 4, 2017
© Dennis Minty
Jun. 21–Jul. 1, 2019
© Michelle Valberg
Jul. 5–Jul. 14, 2019
© Jessie Brinkman Evans
Jul. 14–Jul. 25, 2019
© Martin Lipman
Aug. 6–Aug. 17, 2019
© Dennis Minty
Aug. 17–Sep. 2, 2019
© Victoria Polsoni
Sep. 2–Sep. 18, 2019
© Dennis Minty
Sep. 18–Oct. 2, 2019
© Dennis Minty
Oct. 2–Oct. 12, 2019
© Dennis Minty
Jun. 21–Jul. 1, 2018
© An Iodhlann & Angus Munn
Article
Archaeologist and historian Callum Thomson spent his childhood on the Isle of Tiree, the outermost of Scotland’s Inner Hebrides archipelago. In this personal recount, he describes life growing up there, teaches us more about Tiree, and recalls a visit to the island many years later on a Scotland Slowly expedition.
© Martin Lipman
Photo Story
Although onboard life is delightful—with amazing entertainment, meals, camaraderie, and learning—it’s when we leave the ship that the true adventure begins. Here’s a handy guide to get you excited and prepared for Zodiac travel. (Don’t worry—we’ll walk you through these procedures many more times on your journey!)
© Janet Davis
Article
Adventure Canada guest Janet Davis is an avid traveller who has seen much of the world—but a trip to Ilulissat is among her most treasured travel memories. In this personal memoir of the day, Janet shares some of her beautiful photos and recalls this special visit in vivid detail.
© Michelle Valberg
Photo Story | Atlantic Canada, Sable Island and Gulf of Saint Lawrence
Each Adventure Canada expedition holds its own unique itinerary highlights. Fascinating history, unique ecosystems, and fantastic wildlife sightings make us swoon for the Maritimes. Read more about our ten picks for the top experiences of this trip of a lifetime, the Atlantic Canada Explorer.
© Dennis Minty
Photo Story | Newfoundland and Labrador
One of Canada’s least-travelled coastlines, northern Labrador is more than just an adventurer’s paradise. It is the Inuit homeland of Nunatsiavut, steeped in history, culture, geology, and wildlife. Learn why you should add the Torngats to your must-do travel list in this beautiful photo story by Dennis Minty.
© Lee Narraway
Photo Story | Canadian High Arctic and Greenland
The North abounds with must-see spots—but what are the must-have products? From iconic masterpieces to useful souvenirs, we present the polar purchases most popular with Adventure Canada shoppers. Here are seven suggestions for artful, authentic items to collect on your journey north.
© Victoria Polsoni
Article
The Regenerative Travel section of the Mindful Explorer brings our readers engaging learning about politics, economics, climate science, social development, Indigenous cultural revitalization, and other pressing topics of the day. This article by Adventure Canada co-founder Bill Swan provides an introduction to the concept of regenerative travel.
© Dennis Minty
Article
July 9th marks Nunavut Day, the day in 1993 when Canadian Parliament passed the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement Act and the Nunavut Act. Cultural Educator Ashley Kilabuk-Savard shares her personal experiences of living in Nunavut, connecting with the land, and learning from Inuit elders.
© Jessie Brinkman Evans / Karen Longwell
Article
Adventure Canada and The Walrus magazine share similar values—education, connection, and fact-based storytelling. In this Q&A feature, Amy van den Berg chats with Sean Young, two members of a fellowship program created by the valuable partnership between Adventure Canada and The Walrus.
© Dennis Minty
Article | Scotland
What do a volcano, a giant, Queen Victoria, an overture, and a fantastic Zodiac cruise all have in common? Why, the Isle of Staffa, of course! Layered with geology, history, archaeology, mythology, and music, Staffa is a highlight of our Scotland Slowly expeditions. Ian Tamblyn’s fascinating article teaches us more.
© Dennis Minty
Photo Story
Whether trekking through stunning landscapes or meeting remarkable locals, we seek to get off the ship and explore once, twice, or even three times each day. Here’s a handy guide on going ashore in the Arctic. (Don’t worry—we’ll walk you through these procedures many more times on your journey!)
© Jen Derbach
Article
Want to get up close and personal with a polar bear, colony of northern gannets, or pod of humpback whales? Better get yourself the perfect pair of binoculars! Naturalist and ecologist Dylan White shares with us his favourite tips for using and purchasing this essential expedition tool.
© Dennis Minty
Photo Story | Newfoundland and Labrador
One of Canada’s least-travelled coastlines, northern Labrador is more than just an adventurer’s paradise. It is the Inuit homeland of Nunatsiavut, steeped in history, culture, geology, and wildlife. Learn why you should add the Torngats to your must-do travel list in this beautiful photo story by Dennis Minty.
© Dennis Minty
Photo Story | Canadian High Arctic and Greenland
The Arctic could be likened to a snow-capped Serengeti—a zoological refuge of 14 million square kilometres astride the top of the world. So, it’s hardly surprising that wildlife is a highlight of every Adventure Canada journey! Here’s an introduction to the most popular sightings on an Arctic expedition.
© Stephen Gorman
Article
Crossing the Arctic Circle is a feat that few bucket list checkers can claim. But what makes this invisible threshold so compelling? Aaron Spitzer gives us the ins and outs of the lands of the midnight sun and the midday moon, and suggestions for how to celebrate this geographic accomplishment.
© Dennis Minty
Article | Canadian High Arctic and Greenland
Greenland’s capital, Nuuk, is packed with attractions: cafes and boutiques, monuments and historical sites, churches and cultural centres. But if there’s one point of interest you absolutely must experience, it’s Nunatta Katersugaasivia Allagaateqarfialu—the Greenland National Museum.
