Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada
Tourism Information
Iqaluit is Nunavut's central hub, buzzing with all the
activity you would expect in a brand new capital city.
You'll find good hotels, arctic food specialties, and
options for shopping, exercise and recreation.
The community is located on south Baffin Island, overlooking
Koojesse Inlet on Frobisher Bay. For centuries Inuit and
their predecessors came here to fish, and the city's name
means "place of fish." The landscape here is gently rolling,
with treeless hills that sprout wildflowers in summer. You
can easily walk to the satellite settlement of Apex. Sights
in Iqaluit include the igloo shaped cathedral, St. Judes,
and the Nunavut Legislature with its displays of Inuit art.
Accommodations
Accommodations By The Sea
Beaches Bed & Breakfast
By the Bay Bed & Breakfasts and Crafts
Capital Suites
Crazy Caribou Bed and Breakfast
Discovery Lodge Hotel
Frobisher Inn
Kajjaarvik Bed and Breakfast
Navigator Inn
Pearson's Home Stay
Rannva's Bed and Breakfast
Sedna Bed and Breakfast
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