Pouncet Island, Nunavut

The atmosphere of the Far North is tangible on Pouncet Island, located in the beautiful and wild Kitikmeot Region. It is the least populated part of Nunavut, with more than 88% Inuit and 1% Native Americans. It is here that Canada’s largest protected area can be found: the Queen Maud Gulf Migratory Bird Sanctuary, a nesting ground for more than 90% of the population of Ross’s geese. The spectacular, majestic scenery of the Far North is yours to admire, as a privileged guest in these remote lands with breathtaking icy landscapes.