Visit Nunavut, Canada 

Nunavut is a wild, sparse, frost-covered land. This secluded region is battered by such harsh weather conditions that travellers to this most unforgiving part of the world will not do so without difficulties.   

For starters, Nunavut is known for recurrent blizzards and very high travel costs.

But if all the above doesn’t convince you to stay in some comparatively warm southern Canadian province with a nice glass of wine, cosy fire and all the mod-cons of the 21st century - then it's time to head on into the wilderness our adventurous friend... 

Take a trip back in time

Nunavut is Canada’s biggest, yet most under-populated province – making up less than 0.1% of the country’s population.

Amongst that hardy population are the incredibly warm and welcoming communities of Aboriginal people who make finding a way to visit this remote gem a once in a lifetime experience.

Nunavut is also thriving with jaw-dropping wildlife, from beluga whales and narwhals to Arctic wolves and polar bears. In fact, you’re more likely to spot one of these rare beasts than another person.

If you’ve got the cash, get your soon-to-be frozen butt over to Nunavut and join the few courageous nomads who can say they’ve been here, done this. Just make sure you’ve organised your trip with an experienced tour guide and spoken to Nunavut Tourism.