A vast river stretching out across the tundra and enclosing the region of the Mushuau-nipi. Its width reaching five kilometers in some places and rapids several kilometers long.

During the trip to the Mushuau-nipi, one can witness, far from the routine of daily life, the forests of spruce suddenly disappearing and, in their place, the tundra beginning to spread out towards the horizon. The herds of caribou, the aurora borealis, the clear skies, the silence unique to this northern region, and the intense light all lead us into a state of profound bliss.

Many animal species share the life of this area. Among others, the caribou, the arctic fox, the goose, the atlantic salmon, the porcupine, and the eagle.

The grandeur of nature, proud and untamed, delights us with its refusal to be mastered. Vulnerable to abrupt and rapid changes, summer temperatures can vary between 5 and 20 degrees Celcius during the day. The passage from rain to brilliant sunshine can also occur just as suddenly.