ALLEN ISLAND OUTFITTING is a company that is
dedicated to the one and only thing that visitors want to see and will remember for the rest of their lives. "POLAR BEARS"! If this is your objective, Our Company will take you to where the most Powerful King of the North lives. Along the way we will stop to visit an old Thule site where a family of hunters spent time, waiting for the seasons to change before moving on to other hunting grounds. We can make you a Fresh Pot of Tea from the Ice of a 1000 year old Iceberg or have a glass of Crystal Clear Water from the Sylvia Grinnell Glacier, All on the way to where the Polar Bears are waiting. By the time we all had our fill of fresh Arctic Char baked on the Barbeque; the Sun is going down revealing the most beautiful Sunset you will ever see. The colors are so unbelievable that it looks like a painting. To top everything off The Northern Lights Dancing over the boat as we lay anchored in a secluded little bay near a rushing river being fed by the glacier above. It's really a beautiful Trip... Allen Island Outfitting Tour Boat The vessel "Go for Broke", was sailed to Iqaluit, Nunavut during the summer of 2006 from Antigonish, Nova Scotia. She was upgraded from a fishing vessel, to a General Cargo / 12 passenger Tour Boat., Operating from the Port of Iqaluit, Nunavut all vessels operating in the Tourism Industry are inspected by Transport Canada on a yearly basis to assure all passengers of a safe and smooth voyage. SAFETY IS # 1. Transportation to Iqaluit, Nunavut Transportation is offered to Iqaluit, Nunavut by both FIRST AIR and CANADIAN NORTH AIRLINES from either Ottawa, Ontario or Montreal, Quebec 7 days a week. You will be met by one of Allen Island's Tour guides at the airport upon your arrival and taken to one of Iqaluit's fine hotels where you have booked accommodations until your boat charter is available. At this time you will meet Mr. Hess owner and skipper of "Go for Broke" and discuss all the details of your Polar Bear Adventure on the waters of Frobisher Bay in the Baffin Island of Nunavut, Canada