Spend a week exploring the Canadian Arctic at this unique wilderness lodge and world-class beluga whale observation site on Somerset Island in Nunavut, Canada. Situated 500 miles (805 km) north of the Arctic Circle, the lodge offers guests fully guided opportunities for diverse adventure activities, and extraordinary polar photography thanks to 24 hours of daylight.
Quark Expeditions President Andrew White shares his personal family bonding experience at Arctic Watch Wilderness Lodge.
What adventures await on your land-based high Arctic expedition? Check out all of the Arctic Watch Wilderness Lodge’s adventure activities included in your stay, with handy FAQs.
Arctic adventures are always unique, and often surprising. Read the story of one woman’s rewarding journey at Arctic Watch Wilderness Lodge on Somerset Island in the Canadian High Arctic.
What can you see and do on a land-based Canadian High Arctic expedition? Check out the sights, sounds and activities at Arctic Watch Wilderness Lodge.
High above the Arctic Circle, the inlet at the mouth of the river running through the barren tundra on Somerset Island, Nunavut, comes alive with hundreds of beluga whales each summer.
Looking for a change in pace and perspective? An Arctic expedition delivers a travel experience unlike any other. Check out these rare, incredible views.
#CaptionFriday: “That feeling when you wake up on a Saturday morning and realize it's not a work day!” ? What do you think of this beluga whale spotted at @ArcticWatch Wilderness Lodge? Photo courtes
At Arctic Watch Wilderness Lodge on Somerset Island in the Canadian High Arctic, you'll find a world-class beluga observation site, home to enormous arctic whale pods each summer. Researchers...
It’s #TakeaHikeDay! Make sure you occasionally get away from it all and explore the amazing natural beauty around us. A group of hikers at Gull Canyon, Arctic Watch Wilderness Lodge Photo courtesy:
Explore the incredible sights, sounds and adventure activities of Arctic Watch Wilderness Lodge, Canada’s most northerly wilderness lodge at 311 miles (500 km) north of the Arctic Circle.
Canadian journalist, fashion icon and media personality Jeanne Beker and her daughter Bekky recently traveled with Quark Expeditions to Arctic Watch Wilderness Lodge, a unique adventure outpost...
Canadian journalist, fashion icon and media personality Jeanne Beker and her daughter Bekky recently traveled with Quark Expeditions to Arctic Watch Wilderness Lodge, a unique adventure outpost...
Canadian celebrity Jeanne Beker and her daughter spend some time together on expedition at Arctic Watch, a unique High Arctic adventure outpost and world class beluga whale observation site.
Nothing like the adrenaline felt while rafting through the gorgeous #Arctic waters! #ArcticWatch #travelwithquark Photo courtesy of Fokus Productions, 2014, Arctic Watch Wilderness Lodge
What’s your next travel destination? There are so many choices for adventurous travelers like yourself, it can be difficult to narrow down all your options.
Freelance journalist and photographer Will Robson shares his fascinating collection of wildlife, polar adventurer and Arctic landscape shots from Arctic Watch Wilderness Lodge.
When you visit Arctic Watch Wilderness Lodge, you become part of a three generation dynasty of arctic explorers unlike any other in Canadian history. Meet your hosts, the Webers.
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See the high Arctic from an incredible bird's eye vantage point, in this captivating drone video by Arctic Watch Wilderness Lodge host and renowned wildlife photographer Nansen Weber.
The days blend into each other in the High Arctic, where working nights under the 2 a.m. sun or working days is guided not by an internal clock or by the necessary stillness that comes with...
