Ways of the Inuit

An unforgettable escapade

Immerse yourself in a culture steeped in ancient stories and traditions that have served to guide a people for a thousand years, thriving in one of the most inhospitable climates on earth. Seize this unique opportunity to join the Inuit of Puvirnituq who warmly invite you to experience their seasonal activities and who will help you to live your own unforgettable story.

This 4 day package is the perfect introduction for world travelers and non-tourists who wish to bask in a unique travel experience – one during which guests can learn first hand about the cultural history that continues to shape the character of the Inuit.

Become spellbound as you watch and listen to throat singers interpret the sounds of arctic wildlife in transcendent, rhythmical melodies. Observe carvers extricate mythical beings from blocks of stone. Learn how Inuit ice-fish while you admire the northern lights, weather permitting. 

Season 2025 Package

Package 4 days $5,210* (Taxes included)


****SOLD OUT FOR 2025****

► from Friday morning to Monday evening

► Puvirnituq, Nunavik, Québec, Canada

► Packages available from mid-March to end of April

* per person, based on double occupancy

* Prices subject to change

* Booking Condition

Package Includes

  • Round trip flights from Montreal to Puvirnituq with Air Inuit.
  • 3 nights accomodation at the Puvirnituq Co-op Hotel (double occupancy).
  • Listed activities (subject to change depending on weather conditions)
  • Performances and guide services.
  • All meals
  • Equipment for extreme weather.

Trip Highlights

(note activities change based on the season)

  • A perfect weekend introduction to the rich culture and stunning natural wonders of Northern Quebec’s Nunavik region.
  • During summer months, go out on a a hike to observe the flora and wildlife. Take a thrilling dog sled ride during the winter and observe traditional ice-fishing techniques with local guides.
  • Experience magical throat singing, participate in a soapstone sculpture workshop.
  • Learn first hand what it’s like to live in the arctic on a guided community tour.

Itinerary

Departure from Montreal Airport in the morning and arrival in Puvirnituq at the beginning of the afternoon. After settling in, you will be taken on a guided tour of the village where you will meet its friendly residents.

Leave the village behind for the open tundra on a snowmobile. With the help of your guide, learn to build a traditional Inuit igloo. Discover traditional Inuit ice-fishing with the net under the ice and let your guides catch some fish to prepare a delicious supper. Spend the night on the land and look for the green-hued aurora borealis if the auroral forecast is favorable.

Go back to Puvirnituq in the morning and explore the surrounding landscape. After lunch, visit a traditional soapstone sculptor and participate in a basic carving workshop. Afterwards, you’ll enjoy Inuit tea and bannock at the hotel while you watch a movie about the region of Nunavik. In the evening, enjoy a performance of female throat singers as they replicate the timeless sounds of Arctic wildlife with their unique chants.

Enjoy a final walk through the village and grab your last photo opportunities. Pass by the CO-OP store to find a souvenir. After lunch, your flight departs for Montreal where you’ll arrive early the evening.