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Search Nunavut Nunavut Hotels Arviat Baker Lake – Iglu Cambridge Bay Chesterfield Inlet Coral Harbor Gjoa Haven Menu Arviat Baker Lake – Iglu Cambridge Bay Chesterfield Inlet Coral Harbor Gjoa Haven Hall Beach Igloolik Kugaaruk Naujaat Pangnirtung Pond Inlet Menu Hall Beach Igloolik Kugaaruk Naujaat Pangnirtung Pond Inlet Qikiqtarjuaq Rankin Inlet – Siniktarvik Rankin Inlet – Turaarvik Sanikiluaq Whale Cove Menu Qikiqtarjuaq Rankin Inlet – Siniktarvik Rankin Inlet – Turaarvik Sanikiluaq Whale Cove Northwest Territories Northwest Territories Hotels Fort McPherson Ulukhaktok Menu Fort McPherson Ulukhaktok Affiliated Hotels Affiliated Hotels Grise Fiord, NU – Grise Fiord Lodge Kimmirut, NU – Kimmik Hotel Baker Lake, NU – Nunamiut Lodge Menu Grise Fiord, NU – Grise Fiord Lodge Kimmirut, NU – Kimmik Hotel Baker Lake, NU – Nunamiut Lodge Arctic Travel Arctic Travel Arctic Travel Explore & Witness the Arctic What to Pack Menu Arctic Travel Explore & Witness the Arctic What to Pack Reserve Now Careers Careers Hotel Cook Manager Cooking Roles General Applications Menu Hotel Cook Manager Cooking Roles General Applications Hall Beach Inns North Hotel Hall Beach, NU 9 Rooms 8 Double Bed Rooms & 1 Suite Starting at $240 / per person per night Optional Meal Service (extra cost) Private Bathrooms Cable TV Laundry Facilities WiFi Microwave and Mini Fridge Book Now Visit Hall Beach Inns North Today! Hall Beach Details Hall Beach Details Hall Beach Details Hall Beach Details Alternate Name: Sanirajak Local Meaning: “The Shore Line” or one that is “Along the Coast” Population: 609 Hall Beach Co-op operates a variety of businesses including a hotel, retail store, cable TV, fuel delivery, freight services and property rentals. The Co-op was incorporated in March 1973. A new retail store built in 2009. Located at the North Eastern tip of Melville Peninsula on the shore of Foxe Basin, a narrow straight across from Baffin Island, Canada. About the Community Hall Beach is the oldest known inhabited community north of the Arctic Circle, it was established in 1957 as a Distant Early Warning site line station site to help monitor Canadian air space in the Far North. Although the original system is no longer operational, there is now a more technologically advanced warning system site in the community. Don’t Miss List There are many things to see in Hall Beach, such as walrus, whales, birds (jaegers, gyrfalcons, geese, ducks) and arctic birds (snowy owl and ptarmigan). Hall Beach is one of the few places in Canada where walrus hunting still takes place. Arctic Activities You can also see the wreckage of a World War II Lancaster bomber. Discover the 350-800-year-old remains of a whale carcass or explore the nearby Thule archaeological sites. Every year, on April 1st, there is a Hamlet Day Festival with a community feast, traditional games and dancing. There is excellent fishing, and marine wildlife watching can be found in the area, which is also known for good hunting. Outfitting services are available for day trips, or longer expeditions, by boat, dog teams or snowmobiles. Locally owned hotels working together across the Arctic. Menu Nunavut Hotels Northwest Territories Hotels Arctic Travel Reservations Coral Harbour Hotel Affiliate locations Privacy Policy Terms of Use Careers Contact Phone: 888-866-6784 Email: innsnorth@arctic.coop © INNS NORTH 2019 All rights reserved...