Tanquary Fiord is a stunning, remote saltwater fiord located within Quttinirpaaq National Park on Ellesmere Island, Nunavut. As Canada’s northernmost national park, the area is characterized by extreme remoteness, towering mountains, massive glaciers, and pristine Arctic waters. The fiord itself cuts deep into the island's interior, framed by dramatic geological formations and surrounded by a polar desert landscape. Access is exceptionally challenging, requiring significant logistical planning and self-sufficiency. The environment is harsh and beautiful, with 24-hour daylight during the brief Arctic summer from late May through early August providing the primary window for visitation and outdoor activities.