Experience The Adventure Of A Lifetime With Arctic Expeditions To Greenland And Nunavut

Published on February 16, 2026

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Adventure Canada has just come out with its 2026 Arctic expedition programs that include 4 different trips that will take explorers through the wild Arctic area, including the Northwest Passage and parts of Greenland and Nunavut, to the harsh icy waters of Canada and beyond. Explorers will get to see the history and culture, as well as the ecosystems of these remote areas, and get to experience the wilderness up close and personal.

Voyages are an important part of travel, and Adventure Canada seems to understand that. They are promoting educational travel experiences and offering a chance to better understand the Arctic as a culture and ecosystem. All of the trips will be led by historians, scientists, and cross-cultural communicators to combine travel with education and give a better understanding of the landscapes and ecosystems of the Arctic. The 2026 Arctic Voyages of Adventure Canada have trips to the Arctic Circle, the Northwest Passage, and Greenland, among other traveler experiences.

Iceland to Greenland: In the Wake of the Vikings

The journey from Reykjavik, Iceland, to Nuuk, Greenland is one of the most fascinating experiences offered by the expedition program. It is a 13-day journey that will leave on June 28, 2026, and will allow participants to travel the Viking route and experience first-hand the passage of the Vikings. Participants will have the opportunity to learn, while aboard, about the Viking Age, the rich history of the Vikings, and the cultural meaning of the places from a Viking history professor; they will also participate in the field excursions.

While on this expedition, participants will have the opportunity to appreciate the beauty of Iceland’s glaciers, wonderful views of volcanoes, and crystal-clear waters; They will also have the opportunity to enjoy Greenland’s magnificent coastline. Viking exploration on Greenland and the Indigenous communities will also be discussed. A 30% discount will be offered to clients who make their reservation on or before March 31.

The Heart of the Arctic

The 14-day expedition from Greenland to the Eastern Arctic of Canada on the Heart of the Arctic sets sail on August 2, 2026, and is sure to be an unforgettable experience. Travelers will marvel at some of the world’s wildest and most untouched environments, getting the chance to appreciate the breathtaking glacial and fjord formations of Greenland and the Canadian Arctic. They will gain first-hand experience of the Arctic Circle and the Davis Strait.

This journey highlights the Arctic’s broad and diverse cultural and ecological systems. Travelers will learn from Arctic Indigenous peoples who have lived in these extreme environments for thousands of years and have gained valuable experience and knowledge of these landscapes. In addition to onboard lectures, travelers will be able to carry out Zodiac excursions and shore landings for an up-close view of the Arctic.

Baffin Island and Greenland: Circling the Midnight Sun

Adventure Canada will be starting a new expedition on August 15, 2026. This Canadian Arctic Bound trip will traverse from the land of the Midnight Sun to Baffin Island, located in the southeastern part of the Arctic in Canada, and Greenland as well. The journey will begin in the land of the Midnight Sun, passing through Iqaluit, Nunavut, the Frobisher Bay region, and then southward to Baffin Island.

The focus of this itinerary is the natural beauty of the Arctic and the Inuit people who reside in the northernmost parts of the world. Travelers will have the opportunity to engage in a cultural immersion activity and learn about traditions that have been practiced for centuries. For travelers who book before March 31, a 20% discount is offered.

Into and Out of the Northwest Passage

In 2026, two voyages will be taken in the famous, and for many, the most sought-after, Northwest Passage. The first of these voyages will be on August 26, and is called Into the Northwest Passage. This voyage will take 15 days and will leave from Kangerlussuaq in Greenland and arrive at Kugluktuk in Nunavut. This will be an east-to-west crossing and will allow the travelers to see and experience remote islands, various glaciers, and the fascinating wildlife of the area.

On the contrary, the Out of the Northwest Passage voyage will depart Kangerlussuaq on September 11 and go from west to east to Kugluktuk. These two journeys will be two of many that will depend on the history and natural beauty of the Arctic. Further, travelers will get a 25% discount on bookings before March 31.

Activities & Experiences

As well as panoramic views, Adventure Canada’s Arctic trips offer other activities. Several activities will help immerse travelers in the unique experiences offered by the region. Glaciers, cliffs, and icebergs can be explored up close on zodiac excursions, and shore landings can facilitate first-hand experiences with arctic ecosystems.

Lectures on many topics, including Arctic history and environmental conservation, will be provided on board. Passengers are involved in cultural exchange programs, which help them learn more about the traditions, lifestyles, and issues faced by the Indigenous people of the Arctic.

Adventure Canada’s Commitment to the Arctic

Focusing on environmental protection and the Arctic community, Adventure Canada leads the way in sustainable Arctic travel. CEO Cedar Swan explained that their 2026 Arctic voyages are for the inquisitive travelers who wish to learn more about the Arctic’s culture, history, and ecology.

Adventure Canada, with small, ice-strengthened ships and expertly trained personnel, offers an exclusive and progressive travel experience, allowing them to appreciate and preserve the Arctic on every voyage.

Conclusion: A Journey to Remember

Adventure Canada offers an Arctic expedition for 2026. It is one of the last true wilderness excursions for those who want to explore the true wilderness of our world. Each voyage is tailored to provide an experience beyond simple sightseeing. Passengers will explore the stunning scenery of the short passage to the Northwest, Greenland, Nuvavut, and, at the same time, learn the history and cultures of this area up to the Northwest Passage.

Since the program focuses on education, participants will learn to appreciate the Arctic more. There are early booking discounts for those traveling to this extraordinarily remote location. A strong appreciation for the culture and respect for the environment of the Arctic is highly valued in the program.