Spend these days observing polar bears and other Arctic wildlife including; Arctic hare, Arctic fox, pine martens, Willow Ptarmigan, Snowy Owls, Gyrfalcons and possibly even wolverines in the wild, and admiring stunning natural landscapes and sunsets.
Set your tripod up inside the protective, unobtrusive electric fence that surrounds the camp. In the company of local guides and Arctic Kingdom staff, wait for the perfect close-up of the polar bears that wander by, Safely led by our Inuit guides, head out on short walks outside the perimeter of the camp fence. Often polar bears are friendly, in good spirits, and disinterested in humans. From time to time, there will be a curious polar bear who approaches us. Our local Inuit guides have lived among polar bears for generations and know their behavior well. Following their guidance provides the most authentic and intimate polar bear moments available, and ultimately ensures the safety of our guests and polar bears.
Each evening after sunset await the unforgettable display of the Northern Lights – conditions permitting.
This expedition is designed for viewing and photographing polar bears, along with other Arctic wildlife, in their natural habitat. There may be an opportunity to see one to 10 polar bears per day, however, there may also be days when polar bears will not be spotted. During these days, you can enjoy walks on the frozen tundra in search of other Arctic wildlife and photograph the stunning landscapes.