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Traditional Inuit weaving<br />
Caribou<br />
Cruise North Expeditions<br />
Cruise North Expeditions are owned wholly by<br />
the Inuit and all their cruises are designed to<br />
maximize time spent ashore taking in Inuit villages,<br />
the region’s wildlife colonies and the breathtaking<br />
landscapes. Expeditions are hosted by a mixture<br />
of Inuit and Canadian guides with expertise on<br />
topics such as natural history, anthropology,<br />
zoology and ornithology. Cruise North<br />
Expeditions pride themselves on providing<br />
excellent value while maintaining exceptional<br />
quality, making them the price leaders in Arctic<br />
expedition cruising.<br />
Arctic ice cap<br />
Baffin Adventure<br />
The 8 day Baffin Adventure in July and August has<br />
a particular focus on spending time at uninhabited<br />
landing sites known for their extraordinary wildlife,<br />
and visits national and territorial parks around the<br />
southern part of Baffin Island by zodiac speed<br />
boats. A flight from Montréal reaches Kuujjuaq<br />
but the exact itinerary remains flexible and is<br />
governed by the state of the weather and the<br />
movements of the ice. Natural highlights of the<br />
cruise include finding polar bears summering on<br />
Akpatok Island and tracking herds of musk oxen<br />
across the islands of Quaqtaq and Diana. Cultural<br />
experiences include the scrimshaw bone carving<br />
of Cape Dorset, known as the world centre for<br />
Inuit art, and Iqaluit, the capital of the territory of<br />
Nunavut, while geological wonders include the<br />
Penny Ice Cap, dating back to the Ice Age.<br />
LYUBOV ORLOVA<br />
This 100 metre ship, renovated in 2006, has a<br />
crew of 63 and can carry up to 122 passengers.<br />
The atmosphere is casual on board, typified by<br />
the ‘open bridge’ policy which means that unless<br />
otherwise advised guests are welcome to visit the<br />
captain’s bridge, day or night to learn about the ship<br />
and talk to the officers. All cabins feature two beds,<br />
private washroom facilities and an external window.<br />
Meals are served three times a day in the restaurant<br />
and refreshments are available at any time. The<br />
well-stocked library offers you a place of relaxation<br />
and a chance to brush up on what to expect at<br />
your next destination, talks on the culture, flora and<br />
fauna of the region are given in the lecture theatre<br />
and there is also a friendly and relaxing bar.<br />
Putting the kettle on<br />
Arctic Expedition Cruising<br />
Telephone: 01993 838 700<br />
At the Arctic Circle<br />
Lyubov Orlova<br />
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