Cambridge Bay - Discover Ovayok Territorial Park

Excursion

From +€496pp

Prices vary by season. Exact pricing confirmed at booking.

5% discount applied when you pre-book online
Up to 5% extra discount available to HX Explorers
Duration
4h15
Activity level
Challenging – good fitness needed
Topics
Active, Nature
Booking code
CAYCB-OP04

Optional excursions can be booked online or onboard. For voyages before April 2028, online booking is available now and closes 7 days before departure. From April 2028 onwards, bookings open 4 months before departure, and we'll email you when bookable.

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Discover the pristine beauty and rich heritage of the Arctic on a visit to Ovayok Territorial Park.
  • Enjoy a scenic drive from Cambridge Bay to the breathtaking Ovayok Territorial Park.

  • Forage for local plants to make tundra tea and look out for fledglings preparing to for their migration south.

  • Learn and participate in Inuit games using antlers, bones and other items.

  • Enjoy hot drinks and snacks while listening to stories from your local guides.


Nature, heritage and Inuit culture

Your tour begins with a scenic drive from the community of Cambridge Bay to Ovayok Territorial Park, once a hunting ground for the Copper Inuit.

As you explore the park with your local guide, forage for local plants to brew tundra tea and watch flocks for fledglings prepare for their migration south. Take part in Inuit games and enjoy a hot drink while your guides share fascinating stories about the land, the people and the wildlife.

Practical information

  • Included: Refreshments

  • Walking or Activity information: Involves a high level of physical activity over an extended period, in terrain that may often be uneven, slippery and steep. Not suitable if you have limited mobility.

  • Wheelchair accessible: No

  • Language availability: English

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