SMALL–SHIP EXPEDITION The AUGUST 24–SEPTEMBER 9 & SEPTEMBER 9–25, 2022 ©Martin Lipman

Your Adventure Experience

Immerse yourself in the wonders of nature and culture. Travel alongside scientists, historians, naturalists, cultural educators, and artists, who share their passion and experience with you.

dventure Canada’s expeditions are more in their fields—are approachable, available on A than phenomenal expeditions of a life- deck and at meals, and always on shore during time; they are lifelong learning journeys for the excursions. Our unique mix of entertainment heart and mind. Your expedition is an immersive and camaraderie is integral to our evening cultural experience both on and off the ship. concerts, daily gatherings, and learning opportunities. Our shipboard program is educational and fun. You can join daily presentations, debates, Each day, your onboard and onshore and workshops that provide perspective and programming is thoughtfully planned to make understanding. Our expedition team—experts the most of the local environment. Hiking, wildlife viewing, historic sites, community visits, our expedition team—experts in and Zodiac cruising are regular activities. You can spot wildlife from the deck, take a polar plunge, their fields are approachable — , relax in the hot tub, take care of yourself at a available on deck and at meals, stretch class, or unwind with a great book from and always on shore during our onboard library. You choose the activities excursions that are best suited to your abilities and interests.

2 Cover photo: Cultural Educator Martha Flaherty photo by Scott Forsyth ©Dennis Minty

Learn from the locals Safety first. Experience, foremost Adventure Canada has a myriad of connections You’re in good hands: our expedition team in the regions we visit; nothing beats being members are experienced, knowledgeable, welcomed as an honoured guest. Esteemed and attentive. They’ll ensure your comfort and local guides connect you to destinations, safety—then enlighten, inspire, and entertain you! people, and culture—personally!

Our expedition team is at the heart of our programming—and there’s something for everyone! Join us at presentations, workshops, discussion panels, Q & A sessions, and more.

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3 Enriching Expeditions in Spectacular Locations

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Your personal voyage of discovery Explore and learn about new lands and peoples as you experience the rich cultures and fascinating landscapes we sail to. Take the road less travelled and enrich your perspective during visits to communities, natural habitats, and historic sites that can be otherwise difficult to reach.

Our expeditions are designed to be flexible and allow us to make the best of Mother Nature’s conditions. We often make landfall at new places and are able to share new discoveries and local knowledge with you. Your voyage will be marked with thoughtful discussions, expert interpretation, and the spirit of discovery.

Get off the ship, get into a Zodiac! Cruise among icebergs; search for marine mammals; visit an outport community; wander remote coastlines… simply enjoy the freedom of being out on the water daily! Our goal is to get you off the ship as often as possible.

Zodiacs free us from the dependency on ports, piers, and other built infrastructure. These safe, stable, versatile boats take you where the action is. ©Dennis Minty

4 Learn from passionate experts Why would an esteemed Canada Research Chair, for example, travel with us on a working vacation? It’s simple: they can’t resist the opportunity to engage, excite, educate, and enlighten you! Make the most of every learning opportunity, aboard and ashore, in geology, botany, marine biology, archaeology, photography, cultural history, and more!

Our hand-picked experts are as excited as you are to be on board. Join them on deck searching for wildlife, share daily meals for personal indepth conversations, participate in workshops, attend presentations, and learn on the land. The Adventure Canada team has a deep love for discovery, learning, exploration, and

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Experience local culture and traditions From communities to the fishing villages of former New France, to the outports of Newfoundland and Labrador, we embrace local music, dance, food, language, and traditions, everywhere we go!

Expedition travel isn’t just about what you see, or where

©Michelle Valberg you go. It’s who you meet and get to know.

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Wildlife encounters Daily excursions with expert guides put you where you are most likely to see wildlife: whales and seabirds in Atlantic Canada; , seals, and polar bears in the High Arctic. Whether viewing on deck, in the Zodiac, or learning during our presentation series, you’ll come away with an appreciation for the fine creatures that inhabit our world. Our best practices ensure the safety and integrity of the wildlife we have the privilege to view.

5 SMALL–SHIP EXPEDITION Into the Northwest Passage

August 24–September 9, 2022 From $11,995 to $26,495 USD Solo cabins based on availability per person (details p.16) Starts: Toronto, ON, Canada Charter Flights (details p.16) Ends: Yellowknife, NT, Canada

Aboard the Ocean Endeavour

Itinerary Map

Day 1: Kangerlussuaq, Day 2: Sisimiut Coast Day 3: Ilulissat Y Day 4–5: Western Greenland SLAD D LAD SLAD PRINCE OF TALLURUTIUP Day 6: At Sea— A WALES IMANGA LANCASTER ISLAND SOUND SLAD Day 7: Mittimatalik (Pond Inlet), NU, Canada INLET IQALUKTUUTTIAQ PRINCE REGENT CORONATION (CAMBRIDGE BAY) ittimatai GULF QUEEN MAUD ond Inet Day 8–10: Tallurutiup Imanga (Lancaster ugutu GULF A oermine sutuu Sound) & SLAD Iuissat joa aen A Day 11: Beechey Island eownie isimiut oast Day 12–13: Prince Regent Inlet angerussua AADA Day 14–16: Kitikmeot Region DAVIS STRAIT Day 17: Kugluktuk, NU, Canada

Highlights • Cross the Arctic Circle as you sail the • Seek polar bears, seabirds, and other Arctic length of Kangerlussuaq Fjord (Søndre wildlife in pristine natural environments Strømfjord)—190 kilometres! • Retrace the historic route of European • Cruise among icebergs at Ilulissat Icefjord, explorers, who for centuries picked their way a UNESCO World Heritage Site through ice in hopes of finding a sailing route • Spend three days in one of Canada’s largest through the passage National Marine Conservation Areas, • Transit Ikirasak (Bellot Strait), the narrow and Tallurutiup Imanga, searching for marine life dramatic waterway at the very northern tip • Visit Queen Maud Gulf, home to the wrecks of of continental North America the Franklin ships, HMS Erebus and HMS Terror

6 Itineraries may be subject to change without notice due to weather, ice, and sea conditions. ©Michelle Valberg

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7 Ilulissat, with its museums, cafes, craft shops, and busy fishing harbour.

DAY 4–5: WESTERN GREENLAND Exploring by ship and Zodiac along the west coast of Greenland, we have numerous options for expedition stops, to make the most of weather and wildlife conditions. Departing Greenland, we cross Baffin Bay ©Scott Forsyth toward .

Itinerary DAY 6: AT SEA—DAVIS STRAIT As we steam toward Nunavut, our expedition DAY 1: KANGERLUSSUAQ, GREENLAND team will deepen your understanding of Kangerlussuaq is a former U.S. Air Force base the Arctic. This is an excellent time to enjoy and Greenland’s primary flight hub. After our workshops, watch a documentary, or get out on charter flight from Toronto, we will transfer to deck. Keep your binoculars ready for minke and the Ocean Endeavour by Zodiac. humpback whales, as well as the seabirds that are sure to mark our passage. With 190 kilometres of superb scenery, Kangerlussuaq Fjord (Søndre Strømfjord) is one DAY 7: MITTIMATALIK (POND INLET), NU, of the longest fjords in the world. We begin our CANADA adventure by sailing down this dramatic fjord, Mittimatalik is a busy Arctic community in a crossing the Arctic Circle as we go. beautiful setting, a fascinating place to wander. The cultural presentation at the Community DAY 2: SISIMIUT COAST Hall is not to be missed—handcrafted goods Today we sail west Greenland’s complex coastal may be available here too. waterways, which include glaciers, islands, and fjords against a towering mountain backdrop. DAY 8–10: TALLURUTIUP IMANGA The waters are relatively warm here, due to (LANCASTER SOUND) & DEVON ISLAND the West Greenland Current and the subarctic We will spend three days exploring Tallurutiup location. Abundant fauna and marine life have Imanga (Lancaster Sound), one of the newest supported human habitation here as far back National Marine Conservation Areas in as 4,500 years. Nunavut. Narwhal, beluga, and bowhead whales transit and feed in this area. We’ll cruise DAY 3: ILULISSAT by ship and Zodiac in search of wildlife. Ilulissat means “iceberg”—an apt name for this site at the outlet of the Sermeq Kujalleq glacier. It On the northern border of Tallurutiup is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the source Imanga lies Devon Island, the largest of many of the icebergs in the North Atlantic. uninhabited island on Earth at over 50,000 square kilometres. Flat-topped mountains, We will cruise in our fleet of Zodiacs to glacial valleys, and a substantial ice cap give appreciate the icebergs, and visit the town of Devon Island its unique character. We will hike

8 the tundra, cruise a glacier face, and seek wildlife We’ll also call in at Uqsuqtuuq (Gjoa Haven) from ship and on shore. Archaeological sites home of the Guardians of . The with expert interpretation allow us to learn European name, Gjoa Haven, honours Roald about the history of this now-abandoned Amundsen, who overwintered in the bay for island. We’ll visit the remains of an RCMP and two years while searching for the Northwest Hudson's Bay Company site at Dundas Harbour. Passage. Amundsen became the first European to cross the Northwest Passage, thanks to DAY 11: BEECHEY ISLAND the knowledge and largesse of Inuit. The In 1845, Sir set out from England community has an excellent cultural centre and with HMS Erebus and HMS Terror, attempting to is well known for carvings and wall hangings. sail through the Northwest Passage. His crew overwintered at Beechey Island, where three of ©Michelle Valberg his men died.

Numerous search parties later used Beechey as a depot and rendezvous. Amundsen, Bernier, and Larsen visited Beechey. Thomas Morgan of the HMS Investigator was buried here in 1854 alongside Franklin’s men. The graves and ruins of Northumberland House are a haunting memorial.

DAY 12-13: PRINCE REGENT INLET This passage marks an area rich in marine and avian life. Thick-billed murres, ivory gulls, DAY 17: KUGLUKTUK, NU, CANADA beluga, narwhal, and bowhead whales reside in Located at the mouth of the Coppermine the ice-strewn waters. In addition to abundant River, Kugluktuk is the westernmost wildlife, we’ll delve deeper into the exploration community in Nunavut. of the Northwest Passage and mercantile efforts of the Hudson's Bay Company. Iqaluktuuttiaq (Cambridge Bay), NU, is an alternate disembarkation point, and may be DAY 14–16: KITIKMEOT REGION used based on sea, ice, and weather conditions. The traditional territory of the Netsilik Inuit, the Kitikmeot Region consists of parts of Victoria Today we will disembark the Ocean Endeavour Island, the adjacent part of the mainland as far and make our way to the airport to meet our as the Boothia Peninsula, , charter flights to Yellowknife, NT. and the southern portion of Prince of . Recently, the Kitikmeot Region has Multi-Trip Promotion been in the news since the finding of the lost Extend your voyage—join us on board Out of ships of the Franklin Expedition in its waters. the Northwest Passage, September 9–25, and It is Nunavut’s least-populated region, though save 10% off the berth cost with our Multi-Trip wildlife abounds here both in the sea and on Promotion. Can be combined with the Early Booking Bonus, Free Single Supplement, and land. We will spend our time navigating the League of Adventurers Loyalty Rewards Program. ice-strewn waters in search of wildlife. Call for details.

9 SMALL–SHIP EXPEDITION Out of the Northwest Passage

September 9–25, 2022 From $11,995 to $26,495 USD Solo cabins based on availability per person (details p.16) Starts: Yellowknife, NT, Canada Charter Flights (details p.16) Ends: Toronto, ON, Canada

Aboard the Ocean Endeavour

Itinerary Map

Day 1: Kugluktuk (Coppermine), NU, Canada Day 2–4: Kitikmeot Region

SMITH SOUND Day 5: Prince Regent Inlet McCLURE usuittu STRAIT rise iord Day 6: Beechey Island Y LAD PARRY CHANNEL SLAD Day 7–8: Tallurutiup Imanga (Lancaster Sound) TALLURUTIUP PRINCE OF IMANGA LANCASTER MELVILLE WALES SOUND BAY ISLAND Day 9: Ausuittuq (Grise Fiord), NU BAFFIN IQALUKTUUTTIAQ INLET BAY PRINCE REGENT CORONATION (CAMBRIDGE BAY) Day 10–11: Smith Sound GULF A QUEEN MAUD GULF SLAD ugutu Day 12: At Sea oermine sutuu joa aen Iuissat Day 13–14: Northwest Greenland

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DAVIS Day 17: Kangerlussuaq, Greenland AADA STRAIT

Highlights

• Sail the fabled Northwest Passage • Visit Ausuittuq (Grise Fiord), Canada’s • Seek polar bears, walrus, seabirds, and other northernmost community Arctic wildlife in pristine natural environments • Seek your ‘furthest north’ in Smith Sound • Experience the majesty of the Northern Lights • Zodiac cruise among icebergs at Ilulissat • See the Franklin Expedition graves at Icefjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site Beechey Island • Voyage the length of Kangerlussuaq Fjord • Watch for marine mammals and wildlife (Søndre Strømfjord)—190 kilometres long! in Tallurutiup Imanga (Lancaster Sound) National Marine Conservation Area

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11 Itinerary

DAY 1: KUGLUKTUK (COPPERMINE), strewn waters. In addition to abundant wildlife, NU, CANADA we’ll delve deeper into the exploration of the Located at the mouth of the Coppermine River, Northwest Passage and mercantile efforts of the Kugluktuk is the westernmost community Hudson's Bay Company. in Nunavut. Known for many years as Coppermine, the community reverted to its DAY 6: BEECHEY ISLAND original Inuinnaqtun name—meaning “place In 1845, Sir John Franklin set out from England of moving waters”—on January 1st, 1996. Our with HMS Erebus and HMS Terror, attempting charter flight will land in Kugluktuk and we will to sail through the Northwest Passage. His embark the Ocean Endeavour by Zodiac. crew overwintered at Beechey Island, where three of his men died. Iqaluktuuttiaq (Cambridge Bay), NU, is an alternate embarkation point, and may be used Numerous search parties later used Beechey based on sea, ice, and weather conditions. as a depot and rendezvous. Amundsen, Bernier, and Larsen visited Beechey. Thomas DAY 2–4: KITIKMEOT REGION Morgan of HMS Investigator was buried here The Kitikmeot Region consists of parts of Victoria in 1854 alongside Franklin’s men. The graves Island, the adjacent part of the mainland as far and the ruins of Northumberland House are a as the Boothia Peninsula, King William Island, haunting memorial. and the southern portion of Prince of Wales Island. Recently, the Kitikmeot Region has been DAY 7–8: TALLURUTIUP IMANGA in the news since the finding of the lost ships (LANCASTER SOUND) of the Franklin Expedition in its waters. It is We will spend two days exploring Tallurutiup Nunavut’s least-populated region, though wildlife Imanga (Lancaster Sound), one of Canada's abounds here both in the sea and on land. We'll newest National Marine Conservation Areas. explore by Zodiac and on foot. Large populations of marine mammals, DAY 5: PRINCE REGENT INLET including narwhal, beluga, and bowhead This passage marks an area rich in marine and whales, transit and feed in this area. There is avian life. Thick-billed murres, ivory gulls, beluga, a great selection of landing sites available to narwhal, and bowhead whales reside in the ice- choose from, depending on weather, wildlife, and sea conditions. ©Scott Forsyth

DAY 9: AUSUITTUQ (GRISE FIORD) Ausuittuq means "place that never thaws." 1,150 kilometres above the Arctic Circle, Canada’s northernmost community originated during the Cold War. In 1953, Inuit were relocated here by the Canadian government under false pretenses, with the aim of asserting Canadian sovereignty.

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We’ll be welcomed into the hamlet, where we Here, we will cruise in Zodiacs to appreciate will have a chance to meet members of the the icebergs. And we’ll visit the bustling town of community, learn about their way of life, and Ilulissat, with its museums, cafes, craft shops, hear their poignant stories. and busy fishing harbour.

DAY 10–11: SMITH SOUND DAY 16: ITILLEQ FJORD Smith Sound, an ancient Inuit travel route, The west Greenland coastline is a rich mixture divides from Greenland, and of islands and complex coastal waterways. As served as the main route for explorers and we enter the Arctic autumn, the tundra foliage adventurers searching for the . will be in gorgeous colour. We will be making an , Sir , and Elisha expedition stop here to explore the landscape Kent Kane all travelled these waters with of wild Greenland. varying degrees of success. DAY 17: KANGERLUSSUAQ, GREENLAND DAY 12: AT SEA Kangerlussuaq Fjord (Søndre Strømfjord) is one On this exploration day, we’ll be making the of the longest fjords in the world and boasts most of what the wind, weather, and wildlife 190 kilometres of superb scenery. We end our have to offer. Our expedition team will scan adventure by sailing up this dramatic fjord. for polar bears, walrus, whales, seals, and seabirds as we go. Kangerlussuaq, the town at its eastern head, is a former U.S. Air Force base and Greenland’s DAY 13–14: NORTHWEST GREENLAND primary flight hub. Here we will disembark the We will explore stunning fjords that line Ocean Endeavour for our return charter flight the coast. Glaciers and icebergs abound to Toronto, ON. here. In true expedition style, we will seek opportunities to hike, explore, and view wildlife as conditions allow. Multi-Trip Promotion Extend your voyage—join us on board DAY 15: ILULISSAT Greenland and Wild Labrador, Ilulissat, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, September 25–October 9, and save 10% off the translates literally into “iceberg.” The outlet of berth cost with our Multi-Trip Promotion. Can be combined with the Early Booking Bonus, Free the Sermeq Kujalleq Glacier, lulissat Icefjord Single Supplement, and League of Adventurers is the source of many of the icebergs in the Loyalty Rewards Program. North Atlantic. Call for details.

13 SHIP The Ocean Endeavour

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Capacity: 198 passengers Length: 137 metres (450 ft.) Registry: Bahamas

The Ocean Endeavour is the perfect vessel for expedition cruising. Outfitted with twenty Zodiacs, advanced navigation equipment, multiple lounges, and a top deck DECK 9 observation room, she is purpose-built for passenger experiences in remote environments. The Ocean Endeavour boasts a 1B ice class, enabling her to DECK 8 explore throughout the polar summers. Launched in 1982, she has had numerous upgrades, most recently in 2016.

At 137 metres in length, the Ocean DECK 7 Endeavour has plenty of interior and exterior space. Ample deck space offers comfortable lounge chairs, a swimming pool, two saunas, and a hot tub. The DECK 6 spacious interior allows for varied workshops and presentations to occur simultaneously. The three lounges aboard the Ocean Endeavour are optimal DECK 5 locations for seminars, events, parties, and conversation.

DECK 4

14 Category 9 – Deck 5

CATEGORY 10 SUITE CATEGORY 9 JUNIOR SUITE

Deck seven: forward-facing pic- Deck five: picture windows, unobstructed view; matrimonial bed, sitting ture windows, unobstructed view; area — approx. 270 sq. ft. Deck seven forward: forward-facing picture matrimonial bed, private bath with windows, unobstructed view; matrimonial bed, sitting area, private bath full tub, refrigerator — approx. with full tub, refrigerator— approx. 290 sq. ft. 310 sq. ft.

CATEGORY 8 SUPERIOR TWIN Deck five: two picture windows, unobstructed view; two lower berths, sit- ting area — approx. 210 sq. ft. Deck seven forward: forward-facing picture windows, unobstructed view; matrimonial bed — approx. 180 sq. ft., private bath with full tub. Deck seven midship: picture windows, partial obstruc- tion; matrimonial bed, private bath, refrigerator — approx. 190 sq. ft. Category 8 – Deck 5

Category 7 – Deck 8 Category 6 – Deck 4

CATEGORY 7 SELECT TWIN CATEGORY 6 COMFORT TWIN Deck five: picture windows, unobstructed Deck four: two porthole windows, unobstructed view; two lower view; two lower berths, approx. 190 sq. berths — approx. 175 sq. ft. Deck seven: picture window, partial ft. Deck eight: oversize windows, partial obstruction; two lower berths — approx. 135 sq. ft. Deck eight: obstruction; matrimonial bed, private bath, picture windows, obstructed view; matrimonial bed, private bath, refrigerator — approx. 145 sq. ft. refrigerator — approx. 160 sq. ft.

CATEGORY 5 MAIN TWIN CATEGORY 4 EXTERIOR TWIN Deck five: picture window, unobstructed view; two Deck four: porthole window, unobstructed view; two lower berths, private bath — approx. 115 sq. ft. lower berths, private bath — approx. 100 sq. ft. (twin) / 90 sq. ft. (single).

CATEGORY 3 INTERIOR TWIN CATEGORY 2 TRIPLE CATEGORY 1 QUAD Deck five: interior cabin, two lower Deck four: interior cabin, three Deck four: interior cabin, four berths, private bath — approx. 125 lower berths, two private baths lower berths, private bath sq. ft. (twin) / 110 sq. ft. (single). — approx. 200 sq. ft. — approx. 240 sq. ft.

15 Early Booking Bonus Available! To learn about your saving options please contact us or your preferred travel advisor for Expedition and Charter more details.

Can be combined with the Free Single Supplement, Flight Prices Multi–Trip Promotion, and League of Adventurers Loyalty Rewards Program. ALL PRICES ARE PER PERSON, IN US DOLLARS

CABIN CLASS CATEGORIES CHARTER EXPEDITIONS DAYS FLIGHT 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

INTO THE 17 $26,495 $24,995 $23,495 $21,995 $20,495 $18,995 $17,495 $15,995 $13,995 $11,995 NORTHWEST PASSAGE AUGUST 24–SEPTEMBER 9, 2022 Northbound Charter Flight: Toronto, ON to Kangerlussuaq, GL. Early-morning departure. $1,550

Southbound Charter Flight: Kugluktuk (Coppermine), NU to Yellowknife, NT. Evening arrival. $945

OUT OF THE 17 $26,495 $24,995 $23,495 $21,995 $20,495 $18,995 $17,495 $15,995 $13,995 $11,995 NORTHWEST PASSAGE SEPTEMBER 9–25, 2022 Northbound Charter Flight: Yellowknife, NT to Kugluktuk (Coppermine), NU. Early-morning $945 departure.

Southbound Charter Flight: Kangerlussuaq, GL to Toronto, ON. Evening arrival. $1,550

EXPEDITION COSTS INCLUDE: *Passage aboard the Ocean Endeavour *Applicable taxes and credit card fees *Complimentary expedition jacket *Contribution to Adventure Canada’s Discovery Fund *Special access permits, entry, and park fees *Expert expedition team *Guided activities *Sightseeing and community visits *All Zodiac excursions *Port fees *Pre-departure materials *Educational program *Nikon Camera Trial Program *Interactive workshops *Evening entertainment *All shipboard meals

EXPEDITION COSTS DO NOT INCLUDE: *Commercial and charter flights *Program enhancements/optional excursions *Gratuities *Personal expenses *Mandatory medical evacuation insurance *Additional expenses in the event of delays or itinerary changes *Possible fuel surcharges and administrative fees *Pre- and post-trip hotel accommodation

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16 Specials and Incentives

Available exclusively aboard Ocean Endeavour expeditions, excluding

Free Single Supplement League of Adventurers For those who prefer not to share, we have a limited quantity of cabins in category 3 through to LOYALTY REWARDS PROGRAM category 7 with no single supplement! Once these cabins are sold, the single supplement fee is 1.5 + times the berth cost. Single occupancy in categories Exploring with Adventure Canada 8–10 is available at full double-occupancy rates. Can just got better with our exclusive be combined with the Multi-Trip Promotion, League loyalty program: The League of of Adventurers Loyalty Rewards Program, and 2022 Adventurers. Early Booking Bonus. Subject to cabin availability.

The number of people who keep Multi-Trip Promotion travelling with us continues to grow and, in response, we want to thank Receive 10% off the berth cost when you book our returning clients by offering more than one 2022 Ocean Endeavour expedition special rewards and benefits. As a (excluding Antarctica). Can be combined with the past traveller you are automatically Early Booking Bonus, Free Single Supplement, and a valued member of the League and League of Adventurers Loyalty Rewards Program. eligible for special rewards.

Family Friendly SAVE 5% Children four years old and younger pay only for When booking your second charter airfare—and children two years and younger to fifth shipboard expedition travel free! Children must be accompanied by a operated by Adventure Canada full-fare adult. Can be combined with the League of SAVE 10% Adventurers Loyalty Rewards Program. When booking your sixth or more shipboard expedition operated by Save 30% under 30 Adventure Canada Save 30% on the berth cost for travellers under thirty PLUS years of age. Can be combined with the Free Single Supplement and League of Adventurers Loyalty • League of Adventurers Rewards Program. welcome package • Early notifications of upcoming promotions and events Price Guarantee • Exclusive gifts If Adventure Canada reduces the price of the berth • Onboard gift shop discounts portion of the fare of any expedition more than 120 days prior to departure, previously booked clients may claim the lower rate. For more information, Terms and conditions apply. please visit adventurecanada.com/price-guarantee.

17 Program Enhancements Aboard the Ocean Endeavour

We’re pleased to provide the following optional program enhancements to help you make the very most of every day—in your own way!

Expedition COMPLIMENTARY Nikon Camera COMPLIMENTARY Jackets Trial Program ©Michelle Valberg ©Kristian Bogner

You will receive a complimentary expedition Travellers aboard Ocean jacket to keep you protected from the Endeavour expeditions will elements. Designed specifically for expedition be able to use precision, travel, your jacket is waterproof and windproof. professional-quality photography This jacket is yours to keep as a coveted and equipment courtesy of the useful memento of your adventure. onboard Nikon Camera Trial Program. Together, we empower our guests to create truly dynamic images and tell vibrant stories. Qajaq/Kayak PAID

©Martin Lipman Biking PAID Experience communities and landscapes at your own pace! For fitness enthusiasts and independent explorers, we carry a fleet of Kona mountain bikes. These multi-geared, all-purpose bikes are available during select community excursions.

Explore at sea level in small groups with our experienced kayak guides. We offer excursions on double kayaks, as well as the essential gear for safety and comfort.

18 Upcoming 2023 Expeditions

Contact Adventure Canada or your preferred travel advisor for early access!

©Andrew Stewart Scotland Slowly June 2023

In the isles of Scotland, the past is present. Rugged ruins and ancient villages. Hear music and stories, and revel in wildlife. Absorb the scenery. Immerse yourself in history.

Scotland, the Faroe Islands, & : North Atlantic Saga June 2023

Sample the unique cultures of Scotland, the Faroe Islands, and Iceland with our generous local hosts on this epic journey.

©Michelle Valberg Iceland Circumnavigation July 2023

At the edge of the Arctic Circle, Iceland is unique in every way. Active volcanoes and glaciers make every landscape awe-inspiring and hiking sublime.

Iceland to Greenland: In the Wake of the Vikings July 2023

Sail west, like the Vikings: spectacular, surprising Greenland ©Jessie Brinkman Evans awaits! Photographers, birders, and hikers will be in awe.

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