© Canadian Geographic
Article
By Adventure Canada
Learn more about archaeology in Arctic Canada and Greenland from the expertise of Joseph Frey, Vice-President of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society’s Executive Committee and Chair of its College of Fellows. Passionate about polar sciences, find out why Joseph is looking forward to returning to the Arctic, as he joins the Greenland and Arctic Canada: High Arctic Explorer expedition in August as a Canadian Geographic travel ambassador.
© Andre Gallant
Expedition Journal
Jul. 4–Jul. 15, 2022
By Alina Cheng
The staggering cliffs were a spectacular backdrop during teatime on the aft of the ship. While admiring the view, sipping tea, and sailing, the on board expedition team members interpreted geology and wildlife.
© Vladimir Rajevac
Expedition Journal
Jun. 23–Jul. 4, 2022
By Adventure Canada
The fog cleared in the afternoon bringing bursts of sunshine and horses—lots and lots of horses! Sable Island's world-famous wild horses were everywhere, galloping and playing among the dunes.
© Pierre Richard
Photo Story
By Pierre Richard
Learn more about some of our favourite playful cetacean species, and where and when you are most likely to encounter them. From Atlantic Canada to northern Europe, spotting dolphins and porpoises is always a fun time out on deck!
© Dennis Minty
Expedition Journal
Jun. 12–Jun. 23, 2022
By Keara Maynard
Some of us enjoyed a peaceful hike to Stanleyville, full of bird songs, wildflowers, and moose droppings, while the rest of us trekked the scenic Trout River Pond trail and caught sight of a few curious snowshoe hares.
© Pierre Richard
Photo Story
By Pierre Richard
Learn how to recognize five common seal species, also known as pinnipeds, that are regularly seen on Adventure Canada expeditions. From grey seals on Sable Island to ringed seals in the Arctic, these intriguing creatures are always a delight to spot, whether from the ship, shore, or Zodiac.
© Pierre Richard
Photo Story
By Pierre Richard
Learn more about some of our favourite gentle giants of the deep, and where and when you are most likely to encounter them. From Atlantic Canada and northern Europe to the icy waters of the Arctic, spotting whales is always a fun time out on deck!
