Discover the Arctic Circle & Yukon’s Wonders

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Tour Code: DM - ET YXYACYW

Duration: 7 Days l 6 Nights

Availability: June to September

Places Visited: Whitehorse, YT, Canada

Prices

Starting from

Adult

CA $ 4679

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Highlights

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Discover Yukon’s breathtaking landscapes.
Relive the Gold Rush in historic Dawson City.
Journey on the iconic Dempster Highway.
Celebrate crossing the Arctic Circle.
Immerse in First Nations culture at Tuktoyaktuk.
Capture wildlife in Tombstone Territorial Park.
Enjoy six nights of premium accommodation.
Fly back from Inuvik to Whitehorse in comfort.

Dive into Yukon’s stunning landscapes and history on a guided tour from Whitehorse to the Arctic Ocean. Traverse the Dempster Highway, explore Dawson City’s Gold Rush charm, celebrate crossing the Arctic Circle, and discover remote indigenous communities. With six nights in superior accommodations, this is a once-in-a-lifetime Arctic adventure.

This is a fully escorted tour.

This escorted tour can be customized if it is operated as a Private Tour exclusive to your group.

Group Size: 3-12 participants per tour (Mini Van)

Please contact our Canada Destination Specialist for information and assistance.

Itinerary

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Day 1: Arrival in Whitehorse

Welcome to Whitehorse, where the journey into Canada’s wild Yukon Territory begins!

Your tour guide will meet you at the airport and ensure your smooth transfer to the hotel. Here, you'll have the chance to meet your group and get acquainted with the wonders awaiting you on this unforgettable Northern expedition.

Overnight in Whitehorse.

Day 2: Journey to Dawson City’s Gold Rush Glory

Highlights of the Day:

Journey along the historic Klondike Highway
Admire the mighty Yukon River’s scenic views
Visit the iconic Five Finger Rapids site
Explore historic towns with northern charm

Travel the Klondike Highway today, following the winding path of the Yukon River toward Dawson City, the heart of the Gold Rush. Along the way, take in the stunning Five Finger Rapids and step back in time with visits to old post offices and roadhouses. This unforgettable drive introduces you to the Yukon's rich history and natural beauty, setting the tone for an adventure like no other.

Overnight in Dawson City.

Day 3: Strike Gold in Dawson City’s History

Highlights of the Day:

Step into Dawson City’s Gold Rush-era charm
Try gold panning at Bonanza Creek
See Jack London’s cabin and Dawson Museum
Delight in a night show at Diamond Tooth Gertie’s

Experience Dawson City’s Gold Rush spirit with visits to Bonanza Creek and Jack London’s historic cabin. At the Dawson City Museum, dive deeper into Klondike tales, then take in sweeping views from Midnight Dome. The day closes with lively entertainment at Diamond Tooth Gertie’s, where can-can dancers bring the town’s rich heritage to life.

Overnight in Dawson City.

Day 4: Venture the Legendary Dempster Highway

Highlights of the Day:

Embark on the scenic Dempster Highway
Spot wildlife like caribou, moose, and bears
Pass through stunning Tombstone Park
End the day’s journey at Eagle Plains

Set off along the legendary Dempster Highway today, winding through pristine tundra landscapes alive with wildlife like caribou and moose. Explore the striking beauty of Tombstone Territorial Park, where dramatic peaks rise from the Arctic terrain. Your day’s journey ends at Eagle Plains, a perfect resting spot on this epic Arctic Road.

Overnight in Eagle Plains.

Day 5: Explore Arctic Culture from Circle to Coast

Highlights of the Day:

Celebrate crossing the Arctic Circle
Traverse the scenic Richardson Mountains
Visit historic Fort McPherson and Tsiigehtchic
Arrive in Inuvik, the “Place of People”

Start the day by crossing the Arctic Circle, marking this achievement with a brief celebration. Continue over the Richardson Mountains, descending into the tundra landscapes that lead to Fort McPherson and Tsiigehtchic, both rich in history. Arriving in Inuvik, a vibrant community of the Inuvialuit, you’ll prepare to explore the wonders of the Arctic coast from this lively base.

Overnight in Inuvik.

Day 6: Journey to Tuktoyaktuk’s Coastal Wonders

Highlights of the Day:

Journey north to the village of Tuktoyaktuk
View rare pingos dotting the tundra landscape
Learn about the region’s First Nations heritage
Experience the Arctic coastal lifestyle firsthand

Journey to the Arctic coast along the new road to Tuktoyaktuk, where an immersive tour awaits. In this remote village, marvel at the mysterious pingos that dot the tundra and gain insight into First Nations culture and heritage. This full day promises rare sights, rich history, and an authentic taste of Arctic life.

Overnight in Inuvik.

Day 7: Farewell Inuvik: Igloo Church & Return to Whitehorse

As your journey from the Arctic Ocean to Whitehorse by flight concludes, we hope this adventure brought unforgettable memories of remote landscapes, vibrant communities, and shared experiences. DMCi Inc invites you to explore even more extraordinary destinations with us in the future. Until then, safe travels, and we look forward to being part of your next adventure.

End of your Arctic Ocean Dream & Dempster Highway – North Tour.

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Inclusions

7 days roundtrip from / to Whitehorse.
Expert guidance on the entire trip.
Flight from Inuvik to Whitehorse.
6 nights’ accommodation in superior middle-class double rooms.
All overland transportation.
Air-conditioned Maxi Van (capacity 15 seats).
Entrance fee for “Diamond Tooth Gerties” Casino.
Entrance fee for Dawson City Museum.
Arctic Circle crossing celebration.
Historic First Nation City Tour in Tuktoyaktuk.
Airport Shuttle.
Taxes & GST.

Exclusions

Airfare. We offer airfares as an optional add-upon request.
Breakfast and other meals or ground transportation unless listed under inclusions.
Optional activities.
Porterage at hotels.
Bottled Water in hotel rooms.
Travel Insurance is strongly recommended to all travelers. Travel Agents, please note - If your client chooses to decline your offer to sell them Travel Insurance, you must secure a signed Liability Waiver, as required by the TICO, the Provincial Travel Regulatory Authorities of Ontario, Canada. Stars & Maple Holidays sells Travel Insurance to residents of Ontario who are Canadian citizens or landed immigrants (Permanent Residence Card Holders) only. Non-Canadians and non-residents of Ontario or international clients must purchase Travel Insurance in their respective province, state, or country of residence.
Visa and Documentation Fees.
Telephone calls, Laundry, and other expenses.
Any personal expenses.
Resort Fees when applicable.
Gratuities.