Tikippugut Inc.

Tikippugut Inc.

At Tikippugut Inc., the traditional knowledge of our local Inuit guides is our best asset, and we are proud to be a 100% Inuit-owned and operated corporation.

Our crew has travelled Nunavut from East to West and North to the south with guides from the Qikiqtaaluk region (including the High Arctic) and the Kivalliq region. Our team is trained in Wilderness First Aid, and our captains are proficient in Small Vessel Operations (SVOP certified).

We have led long voyages from Churchill, Manitoba, to Iqaluit by boat, sailing through the Hudson Strait, and have driven snowmobiles from Iqaluit to Rankin Inlet going around Fox Basin.

Whether you are looking for a short trip while visiting our beautiful capital or you are an avid expedition enthusiast, we can provide an experience like never before.

  • Historial Qaummaarviit

    Travel by boat from Iqaluit to historic Qaummaarviit Territorial Park. Located 12 km west of Iqaluit, the park is situated on a small island near Peterhead Inlet. Upon arrival, take a self-guided tour and learn about the history of the area, thought to be home to the Thule people in the early part of the 13th century. Following an exhilarating afternoon of exploring, enjoy the scenic boat ride back to Iqaluit, watching for wildlife along the way.

    Leaving from: Iqaluit

    Dates: July and September

  • Explore American Island

    Enjoy a scenic 3-hour boat ride from Iqaluit to American Island. Once on site explore the wonders of your surroundings. Guest can stay on the boat or when the tide is low, they can explore on foot by going for a scenic walk or trying their had a clam digging. Enjoy a hearty picnic lunch on site then enjoy the surroundings as you travel by boat back to Iqaluit.

    Leaving from: Iqaluit

    Dates: July and September

  • Char Fishing at Nunngarut Bay of Two Rivers

    The tour begins with a scenic 1-hour boat ride from Iqaluit to Nunngarut Bay. Upon arrival spend the afternoon fishing for Arctic Char and enjoy a hearty picnic lunch. Following an exhilarating day of fishing, return back to Iqaluit.

    Leaving from: Iqaluit

    Dates: July and August

  • Arctic Char Ice Fishing

    Did you know that “Iqaluit” means “place of many fish” in Inuktitut?

    Nuungaruut (the Bay of Two Rivers) is our favourite spot to fish Arctic Char in the summer. In the winter, join us for an ice-fishing experience to catch our beloved fish. The drive to and from the site by snowmobile is gorgeous and you will experience riding on the frozen Frobisher Bay.

    Leaving from: Iqaluit

    Dates: January to May

  • Winter Wonderland

    Explore the immense frozen playground of Frobisher Bay. Kilometers of snowmobiling in many directions with unique features of some of the highest tides in Canada; experience crossing the packed ice along the shore and seeing pressure ridges (walls of ice come up from the tides always moving) throughout the day.

    Leaving from: Iqaluit

    Dates: January to May

  • Journey to York Sound

    Discover the natural wonders of Frobisher Bay and learn about the storied history of the area as you travel by boat to York Sound. Located approximately 175 km south of Iqaluit, York Sound is a popular recreation spot that is popular with locals. Following your day-long trip, set up camp, enjoy a hearty meal, and take in the beauty of your natural surroundings. Spend two full days exploring the area, enjoying hiking, fishing, berry picking and learning about Inuit culture. On your final day, travel back to Iqaluit, taking in the beautiful scenery, stopping for lunch along the way.

    Leaving from: Iqaluit

    Dates: July and August

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