
Tuktoyaktuk Travel Guide
Northwest Territories, Canada
Tuktoyaktuk is a small community of 978 people in Canada’s Northwest Territories, on the Arctic coast. Its far-northern setting makes it a distinctly remote destination rather than a large urban centre.
Most travellers arrive by air through Tuktoyaktuk Airport (YUB). The surrounding coastline is Arctic rather than a conventional beach destination, and there are no notable named beaches within 40 kilometres of the community.
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Plug type Type A & Type B (UK adapter needed)
Emergency 911
Dial code +1
Tipping: Tipping is customary in Canada for various service industries. The standard amount is usually 15-20% for good service.
Best time to visit Tuktoyaktuk
Jan
-20°9Feb
-23°5Mar
-18°3Apr
-9°4May
1°5Jun
9°3Jul
12°7Aug
13°11Sep
7°13Oct
0°13Nov
-10°8Dec
-18°8Average daily maximums with rainy days per month, from the last three years of weather history.
Things to do in Tuktoyaktuk
Tuktoyaktuk, Kuzeybatı Toprakları
arts and entertainment
0.8 km
Pingo National Landmark
national park
4.6 km
Ibyuk Pingo
historic site
4.6 km
Nallok Point
historic site
2.3 km
0.8 km
Ptarmigan Point (udde i Kanada, Northwest Territories, lat 69,45, long -133,00)
historic site
1.3 km
Tuk Highway
historic site
3.5 km
Ice Lake (sjö i Kanada, Northwest Territories)
historic site
1.8 km
Getting there
Tuktoyaktuk Airport · 0 km
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