Fort Ross, Nunavut offers a port experience unlike any other in Canada—where the rush of the ice-blue Arctic meets intimate shore visits led by Inuit guides and seasoned expedition crews. Set along a rugged coastline, the port distinguishes itself with its direct access to remote coves, iceberg-strewn panoramas, and a circle of wildlife sightings—from curious Arctic birds to pods of beluga—that turn every voyage into a living postcard. Signature experiences include intimate zodiac cruises through floating ice, guided shoreline treks with storytelling from local guides, and optional snowshoe or short-sled excursions that reveal the tundra’s secrets. Destinations reachable from Fort Ross extend to pristine Arctic coastlines and nearby heritage sites, offering immersive cultural exchanges and pristine nature hikes within the Canadian Arctic. Fleet features supporting these adventures include ice-class expedition vessels designed to navigate shallow bays and ice-filled passages, inflatable Zodiacs for close-quarters landing, and experienced expedition teams that tailor itineraries to current ice and weather conditions. Onboard services blend comfort with exploration: panoramic observation lounges, chef-driven Arctic-inspired menus, expert naturalists delivering talks, real-time navigation updates, and gear rooms stocked with excursion-ready outerwear and boots for guests to borrow, ensuring warmth and safety in all excursions. Fort Ross stands out as a gateway to the Arctic's raw beauty—where rugged landscapes, authentic cultural encounters, and premium expedition facilities combine into a single unforgettable cruise port experience.
