Sirmilik National Park
About this place
Located on the northern tip of Baffin Island, Sirmilik National Park is one of Canada’s most remote and spectacular Arctic national parks. Known for its dramatic fjords, towering tidewater glaciers, and rich marine wildlife, the park is a top destination for Arctic exploration and wildlife viewing in Northern Canada. Visitors may encounter iconic species such as narwhals, beluga whales, and thick-billed murres nesting in massive colonies of over a million birds. A must-visit for adventure travelers, photographers, and nature lovers looking for unique things to do in Nunavut and experience the true Arctic wilderness. Hours: Open (summer season)
What this place offers
Why locals love it
"Residents of Pond Inlet cherish Sirmilik National Park as the ancestral hunting grounds of the Mittimatalik Inuit, deeply connected to their culture, traditions, and way of life. Known for its incredible Arctic wildlife and remote landscapes, the area is guided by local Inuit knowledge, making it one of the most authentic and meaningful wildlife and cultural experiences in Nunavut for those who can reach it."