Destination: Kimmirut, Canada
Previous port of call: Becancour, Canada

https://www.kimmirut.ca/
Kimmirut is a traditional Inuit hamlet located on the southernmost peninsula of Baffin Island, just across the Hudson Strait from mainland Québec. The hamlet overlooks the waters of Glasgow Inlet and sits at the mouth of the Soper Heritage River. Aside from the scenic beauty of its location, Kimmirut is also a culturally important part of the north. Known in the past as Lake Harbour, the hamlet is on the site of the first Hudson Bay trading post on Baffin Island, founded in 1911.

Inuit have lived in the region for centuries, and, since 1992, the Soper River has been designated a heritage river on account of its enduring cultural significance – in Inuktitut it is called Kuujjuaq or "the Great River".