This big, friendly, sunny B&B is the region's best place to stay. It rents kayaks, loans bicycles and arranges tours, especially dogsledding. Enjoy comfortable en-suite rooms adorned with Inuit art, or trade polar-bear stories in the communal lounge. Its alternative accommodation, Nanuq Suites, has upmarket doubles with kitchenette and great modern facilities.
Nanuq Lodge
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This small space is famed for having pioneered Inuit ceramic art. Watch artists at work, and browse and buy a wide range of beautiful handicrafts,…
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In Hudson Bay, 50km east of town, this is a graveyard for James Knight and his crew, who sought the Northwest Passage in the 18th century. Some wrecks of…
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Iqalugaarjuup Nunanga Territorial Park
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This tongue twister of a park is located 5km from town and is popular for hiking and berry-picking. Near the Meliadine River's mouth are archaeological…
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Rankin's famed Inukshuk (humanoid stone cairn) lords over the community like a giant turned to stone.
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0.44 MILES
Rankin's famed Inukshuk (humanoid stone cairn) lords over the community like a giant turned to stone.
0.45 MILES
This small space is famed for having pioneered Inuit ceramic art. Watch artists at work, and browse and buy a wide range of beautiful handicrafts,…
3. Iqalugaarjuup Nunanga Territorial Park
5.47 MILES
This tongue twister of a park is located 5km from town and is popular for hiking and berry-picking. Near the Meliadine River's mouth are archaeological…
29.98 MILES
In Hudson Bay, 50km east of town, this is a graveyard for James Knight and his crew, who sought the Northwest Passage in the 18th century. Some wrecks of…