If you are looking for an extraordinary trip to northern Canada, this place will be a bull's eye!
Arctic Watch Wilderness Lodge is a unique lodge, located almost 800 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle, on the shores of Northwest Passage on Somerset Island in the Canadian province of Nunavut. This is a place where the harsh, almost untouched nature of the Arctic becomes your everyday travel companion.
The lodge offers 15 luxurious cabins, offering comfort and privacy in an intimate setting. Each cabin is designed to allow guests to admire the surrounding landscapes—from vast ice fields, to herds of belugas and polar bears, to muskoxen and Arctic birds. The interiors combine functionality with elegance, allowing guests to enjoy the peace and quiet of the Arctic wilderness.
Meals prepared with local and seasonal ingredients are served daily, allowing you to discover the flavors of the Arctic with a modern, refined twist. The property's common areas are perfect for discussing expeditions, sharing impressions from an adventurous day, and attending lectures and presentations on Arctic flora and fauna.
Arctic Watch is a place for people looking for unusual expeditions and active adventure in comfortable conditionsGuests can go hiking, kayaking, wildlife watching, fishing, or exploring the icy shores with experienced guides. Each activity allows you to feel incredibly close to nature and experience the Arctic in an authentic way.
The lodge was created by Richard Weber, an experienced polar explorer and researcher, making your stay not only a comfortable getaway, but also an educational and exclusive journey into the heart of some of the most remote areas on Earth. Arctic Watch Wilderness Lodge is a vacation option in Canada for travelers who want to combine passion with adventure and experience the Arctic in all its wild, pristine form.
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