Hop onto a traditional Inuit wooden sled and slide across the frozen ocean on a spring Arctic safari when round-the-clock daylight cracks the sea ice and turns the ice floe edge into a wildlife feeding frenzy. From your camp at the northern tip of Nunavut’s Baffin Island watch a polar bear mother and cub in buttery midnight sunshine. Spot pods of narwhal as they raise their unicorn tusks. Hike across snow-patched tundra sprouting the season’s first wildflowers with a backdrop of flowing glaciers. Hear a symphony of beluga whales chirping and seals whistling underwater through a hydrophone. Stare up at a sea cliff teeming with squawking birds perched on nests. Dine on hearty local specialties like Arctic char chowder and caribou. Listen to your local Inuit guide’s stories of a life lived outdoors, then sleep on the ice in a cozy tented base camp beneath the Midnight Sun.