Frobisher Bay Collection

"Frobisher Bay: A Coastal Gem of Arctic Canada's Baffin Island" Discover the captivating history and breathtaking beauty of Frobisher Bay, also known as Iqaluit

Frobisher Bay Collection: Martin Frobisher, English explorer

Martin Frobisher, English explorer
Martin Frobisher (c.1535-1594), English navigator and explorer. Frobisher became a cabin boy in 1544 and rose to the rank of captain by 1565

Frobisher Bay Collection: Arctic Canada, Nunavut, Baffin Island, Iqaluit (aka Frobisher Bay). Coastal view

Arctic Canada, Nunavut, Baffin Island, Iqaluit (aka Frobisher Bay). Coastal view of the port city of Iqaluit

Frobisher Bay Collection: Princess Anne, Prince Charles and Queen Elizabeth II on a royal tour of Canada

Princess Anne, Prince Charles and Queen Elizabeth II on a royal tour of Canada, pictured wearing Eskimo parkas while visiting the Eskimo settlement at Frobisher Bay, North-West Canada. July 1970

Frobisher Bay Collection: Canand, Nunavut, Lower Savage Islands. Lone polar bear stranded on island for the

Canand, Nunavut, Lower Savage Islands. Lone polar bear stranded on island for the summer by the retreating ice pack. (Wild: Ursus maritimus) Aka Nanuk or Nanuuq by the Inuit

Frobisher Bay Collection: Greenland hunters, 16th century C016 / 4489

Greenland hunters, 16th century C016 / 4489
Greenland hunters. 16th-century artwork showing an Inuit man in Greenland hunting seabirds from a kayak. More scenes of Inuit society are shown on shore, including a village, a mother and child

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"Frobisher Bay: A Coastal Gem of Arctic Canada's Baffin Island" Discover the captivating history and breathtaking beauty of Frobisher Bay, also known as Iqaluit, located in Nunavut, Arctic Canada. Named after Martin Frobisher, the intrepid English explorer who ventured into these uncharted waters centuries ago. Immerse yourself in the stunning coastal views that greet you upon arrival. As you gaze out onto the icy waters, imagine Princess Anne, Prince Charles, and Queen Elizabeth II on their royal tour of Canada marveling at this awe-inspiring landscape. In Lower Savage Islands off the coast of Nunavut lies a tale of resilience. Witness a lone polar bear stranded on an island for days before being rescued by compassionate wildlife experts – a testament to both nature's power and humanity's compassion. Nunavut showcases its rich cultural heritage through Iqaluit (Frobisher Bay), where traditions blend harmoniously with modern life. Explore typical neighborhoods that reflect the unique lifestyle and warmth of its residents. A visit to Frobisher Bay is incomplete without experiencing its historical significance. Step back in time at Historic Hudson’s site and relive moments from early explorations that shaped this region's destiny. As you wander along pristine beaches dotted with vibrant red boats against a backdrop of towering mountains, let your senses be captivated by the untouched wilderness surrounding you - truly an Arctic paradise. And don't miss out on visiting Beach Gas Bar - a local gathering spot where stories are shared over warm cups of coffee while admiring Greenland hunters' ancient artifacts dating back to the 16th century. Frobisher Bay invites you to embark on an unforgettable journey filled with natural wonders, cultural treasures, and heartfelt encounters - an experience that will leave an indelible mark on your soul.