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Boat tour

Baffin Island: Exploring Canada's Wild Arctic Frontier

Outside protected areasby Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic

A 13-day August voyage on National Geographic Resolution from Reykjavik via Nuuk across the Davis Strait to a week around Baffin Island, Nunavut, with the route set by ice and wildlife. National Geographic photographer Kenneth Garrett leads the 2027 departures, with a certified photo instructor on board.

Details

  • No feeding
  • No baiting
  • No captive animals
Led by
Kenneth Garrett
Route
Starts and ends in Reykjavik
Visits
Nuuk, Davis Strait and Baffin Island
Length
13 days
Group size
Up to 138 people
Language
English

Species

Months

  1. January, closed
  2. February, closed
  3. March, closed
  4. April, closed
  5. May, closed
  6. June, closed
  7. July, closed
  8. August, open
  9. September, closed
  10. October, closed
  11. November, closed
  12. December, closed

Aug

Light and conditions

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Light through the year

Golden hour is when the sun is low, between the horizon and 6° above it: soft, warm light. Times are for the 15th of each month, in Iqaluit time (with summer time where it applies). In-season months are marked.

Light by month at Baffin Island: Exploring Canada's Wild Arctic Frontier, in Iqaluit time
MonthGolden hourDaylightSun at noon
Morning golden hourEvening golden hour
JanNone: only blue hour around noon, 09:42–13:470hpolar night−1°
Feb08:24–10:3313:05–15:147h 16m7°
Mar07:06–08:2117:08–18:2211h 36m18°
Apr04:38–05:5519:16–20:3416h 20m30°
May01:33–03:5321:11–23:4024hmidnight sun39°
Jununtil 02:31from 22:4024hmidnight sun43°
Juluntil 03:17from 22:0124hmidnight sun41°
AugIn season03:40–05:1020:06–21:3418h 23m33°
Sep05:56–07:0917:49–19:0013h 24m22°
Oct08:01–09:3315:06–16:378h 58m11°
NovLow sun all day: 10:05–12:323h 24m1°
DecNone: only blue hour around noon, 10:51–12:070hpolar night−4°
  • Midnight sun: the sun does not set on 15 May, 15 June and 15 July.
  • Polar night: the sun does not rise on 15 January and 15 December.