Join us this summer on a new and very special two-week pontoon boat expedition on the majestic Thelon River. We start this trip below Lookout Point at the Nunavut/NWT boundary, and follow the river past Big Bend, Usus Islands, to finally end at the historically-rich Inuit area of the Beverly Lake eight days later.

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The ' Gap' on the central Thelon River region

We will slowly float through the wildlife-rich Ursus Islands, and the historical confluence of the Tammarvi River, a traditional site where the Inuit used to travel hundreds of miles over thousands of years past in order to obtain tent poles from the last stands of stunted spruce tree growth, and then follow along the last stretch of river to Beverly Lake. 

From here we will will leave the pontoon boat behind, and - weather permitting - be met by Inuit who have traveled hereby boat to pick us up, and travel for the final 2-days through the immense tundra lakes of Beverly, Aberdeen & Shutlz, or be picked up by aircraft to finally end at the traditional Inuit settlement of Baker Lake, Nunavut. This marks the end of what will, without a doubt, be one of the most incredible trips of your life!