Arctic Kingdom

Northern Legends Fishing at Blachford Lodge by Arctic Kingdom is built for anglers chasing the real thing. Lake trout that run deep and fight hard. Northern pike with explosive strikes and zero hesitation. 🎣 Big fish. No compromises. bit.ly/3XJ3o5A 📸IG:@emmm72

Icebergs in August? In the Torngats, it is absolutely possible. This year is already being called a “banner” season for iceberg sightings in Newfoundland and Labrador. August departures are calling. 🧊 bit.ly/4emZ2L3 📸 Pat Morrow #TheTorngats #TorngatMountains

There’s a moment at the floe edge you don’t just see… you hear. 🎧 Drop a hydrophone beneath the ice and the Arctic comes alive in a way few ever experience. Come listen for yourself. 🔗 bit.ly/468JSTP 📸 Stephen Gorman

Located just south of Torngat Mountains Base Camp, Hebron stands as a National Historic Site and a place of remembrance, where stories of resilience, loss, and connection to the land continue to be shared. Explore all itineraries. 🔗 bit.ly/4emZ2L3 📸 Devon McDiarmid

On the ice, a bear claims the ridge. Behind the lens, your guide reads the land. This is the balance of the Arctic. Power and knowledge. Wildlife and wisdom. Spring Polar Bears & Icebergs 2027 and 2028. Now open for booking. 🔗 bit.ly/3TS302Q 📸 @ebrownephotography

The Torngat Mountains are one of the few places in the world where polar bears and black bears coexist. Experience it with care, respect, and expert guidance. Now booking for August 2026 and 2027. 🔗 bit.ly/4emZ2L3 #TorngatMountains #ArcticKingdom @TheTorngats

A huge congratulations to Jules Oldroyd on her incredible win in the Shackleton x Leica Capture The Extreme Photography Contest with her stunning image, 'Arctic Solitude'. 👏 Learn more about the award here: bit.ly/4dgv35q 📸 IG: @julesoldroydphotography

Birders, this is your moment. For a few short weeks, the floe edge becomes a magnet for some of the Arctic’s most sought-after species like Ivory Gull, Thick-billed Murre, Black-legged Kittiwake, Northern Fulmar, and King Eider. 🔗 bit.ly/468JSTP 📸Stephen Gorman

Some places stay with you. The Torngat Mountains are one of them. 🌄 With Arctic Kingdom now operating the Torngat Mountains Base Camp and Research Station, a new chapter begins. Reservations for 2026 and 2027 are now open. Explore the Torngats. 🔗 bit.ly/4emZ2L3

Our Authentic Alaska Private Journey blends wild exploration with refined comfort, pairing remote adventure at Tordrillo Mountain Lodge with immersive experiences at Borealis Base Camp for a journey that goes beyond the ordinary. Way beyond. 🔗 bit.ly/3P69U5P

What if your polar bear encounter began with a flight into the wilderness? 🐻‍❄️ Journey beyond Churchill to our remote Hudson Bay fly-in camp, where polar bear encounters unfold just beyond the fence line. Discover the migration. bit.ly/3H0cpmg 📸Jason Mullin

Arctic Kingdom awarded a 5-year contract by @Nunatsiavutgov to operate the Torngat Mountains Base Camp. “This is more than a destination. It’s a sacred place.” — Graham Dickson Explore the torngats🔗 bit.ly/4n40LHw #ArcticKingdom #NunatsiavutGov 📸David Howells

Spring Bears 2026, you were something special. 🐻‍❄️✨ From tundra encounters to northern lights overhead, this season delivered. Huge thanks to our guests, guides, and @PaulSGoldstein for these incredible moments. 🔗 bit.ly/3TS302Q 📸 Paul Goldstein

Beneath the surface, the real story begins. 🧊🤿 A living shelf of sea ice glowing in layered blues, shaped by tide and time. Above, a lone snorkeler drifts along the edge of two worlds. This is where the Arctic reveals its depth. Jump in: 🔗 bit.ly/468JSTP

Not your typical zoo. We’re behind the fence and the Arctic decides when to come closer 🐻‍❄️ Mother and cub, on their terms. Great Polar Bear Migration camp. No enclosures. Just wild. Limited 2026 and 2027 spots 🔗 bit.ly/3H0cpmg 📸 @jaimesharp_adventures

Earth Day, every day. In the Arctic, you don’t just see the environment. You depend on it. All that’s left behind are footprints. Experience the North with respect. bit.ly/4pxnRGf 📸@jaimesharp_adventures

Where sea ice meets open water, the Arctic comes alive. Narwhals, bowhead whales, polar bears, and more await at the legendary Floe Edge. Few will ever stand here, will you? 🔗 bit.ly/468JSTP

“Objects in mirror may be closer than they appear.” In Arctic photography, the opposite is often true. Wildlife may look close, but it’s captured from a minimum of 100 metres. Experience the wild, the right way: bit.ly/41LOAFJ Img: Francoise Gervais

Every surface tells a story. It’s here, in this textured world, that polar bears move with purpose, navigating a landscape most will never truly understand. Join us where the ice is never the same twice.🔗 bit.ly/3TS302Q 📸 @paulsgoldstein #ArcticKingdom

Moments like this don’t happen by chance. They happen when you’re in the right place, at the right time, with the right team. Travel deeper into the Arctic with those who know it best. 🔗 bit.ly/41LOAFJ 📸 Jaime Sharp, The Great Polar Bear Migration #ArcticKingdom