YUD → YGW

Manitounuk Islands

A long, narrow chain of islands with steep cliffs on one side and gentle slopes on the other, creating a protected sound parallel to the coast.

Hudson Bay Vista

The endless blue of the world's second-largest bay, often filled with spectacular ice floes well into the summer months.

Beluga Sightings

During summer months, keep a close eye on the coastal waters for the white backs of beluga whales congregating near river mouths.

Poste-de-la-Baleine

As you descend, view the intersection of the Great Whale River and the Hudson Bay where the dual communities of Kuujjuarapik and Whapmagoostui sit.

Tursujuq National Park

Glimpse the vast expanse of Quebec's largest provincial park, known for its dramatic landscapes and ancient geological history.

Hudson Bay Cuestas

Observe the unique tilted rock formations that create a jagged, saw-tooth profile along the interior coastline.

Richmond Gulf

Also known as Lac Guillaume-Delisle, this large triangular inland sea is connected to the bay by a narrow channel.

Subarctic Tundra

The landscape is a mosaic of exposed Canadian Shield rock, lichen, and thousands of tiny kettle lakes visible during the low-altitude flight.