HALL BEACH INNS NORTH
The Hall Beach Hotel features 9 guest rooms and 9 Standard Double Rooms.
- WiFi
- Cable TV
- Private Bathrooms
- Continental Breakfast Included
- Guest Dining (Extra cost)
- Catering
- Laundry Facilities (Charges may apply)
- Shuttle Service (Contact hotel)
- Free Parking
Starting at $459
/ per person per night
Questions?
Call 1-867-928-8952
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
The staff are super friendly and willing to help were needed. Really appreciated the help when booking and having to make a change. The food was delicious and reasonably priced.
THE COMMUNITY
Locally Owned Co-op
The community of Sanirajak takes pride in its locally owned Co-op. Every purchase supports local jobs, initiatives, and the community’s growth.
Co-op Location
Hall Beach Co-op
Sanirajak, formerly known as Hall Beach until 2020, is a vibrant Inuit hamlet located on the eastern side of the Melville Peninsula in the Qikiqtaaluk Region of Nunavut, Canada.
Location & Climate: Situated approximately 69 km (43 miles) south of Igloolik, Sanirajak experiences a true Arctic tundra climate with long, frigid winters and short, cool summers.
History & Cold War Legacy: Established in 1957 during the construction of a Distant Early Warning (DEW) Line site, Sanirajak played a crucial role in Cold War defense. Today, the community still hosts a North Warning System radar facility, and visitors can explore remnants of its military history.
Culture & Activities: The Inuit of Sanirajak have a deep cultural heritage, with traditional hunting and fishing remaining central to daily life. The area is rich in Arctic wildlife, including polar bears, walruses, and migratory birds. Each year, on April 1st, the community celebrates Hamlet Day with a feast, traditional games, and dancing to mark the return of continuous daylight.
Natural Beauty & Wildlife: Sanirajak offers breathtaking Arctic landscapes, making it an ideal destination for bird watching, photography, and immersing yourself in the northern environment.
With its fascinating history, strong cultural traditions, and stunning natural surroundings, Sanirajak is a remarkable community where the past and present come together in the heart of the Arctic.
WHAT TO DO
Sanirajak offers a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and historical significance, making it a fascinating destination for visitors.
Participate in local events such as Hamlet Day on April 1st, which celebrates the return of continuous daylight with a community feast, traditional games, and dancing.
Explore remnants of Cold War military installations and learn about the role of the DEW Line in the community.
Explore the beautiful tundra and enjoy the serene Arctic environment.
Enjoy fishing for Arctic char and other local fish species.
Sanirajak is a haven for bird watchers, with tens of thousands of geese, ducks, and other migratory birds making their annual trek to the area.
Sanirajak offers a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and historical significance, making it a fascinating destination for visitors.
Sanirajak has several outfitters that offer a range of outdoor activities and experiences.
Canada North Outfitting
Services: Known for providing memorable hunting and cultural experiences. They emphasize sustainability and respect for Inuit culture and the environment.
Tikippugut Inc.
Services: Offers guided tours across Nunavut, including the Qikiqtaaluk region. Their team is trained in Wilderness First Aid and Small Vessel Operations. They provide customizable experiences, from short trips to extensive expeditions.
These outfitters can help you explore the natural beauty and unique environment of Sanirajak. If you need more specific information or assistance, feel free to reach out to them directly.
Popular activities during the winter months, offering a thrilling way to explore the snowy landscape.
Experience traditional hunting and fishing practices and learn about the ways Inuit have adapted to the Arctic environment.
The area is known for its abundant wildlife, including polar bears, walruses, seals, and migratory birds like jaegers, gyrfalcons, and snowy owls.
LOCATION MAP & INFORMATION
Community Wellness
 Services: Provides health and wellness support.
• Phone: 867-928-8330
RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police)
Services: Ensures law enforcement and public safety.
• Phone: 867-928-0123
Fire Department
Services: Handles fire emergencies and safety.
• Phone: 867-928-8888
General Emergency Services
• Phone: 867-928-1111
Health Services
Services: Offers general health care, emergency services, and specialized clinics.
• Phone: 867-928-8827
Hamlet Office
Services: Provides municipal services and general information.
• Phone: 867-928-8829
• After Hours Service: 867-217-1600
• Email: cao@sanirajak.ca
• Mailing Address: PO Box 003, Sanirajak, NU, X0A 0K0
Local Airport Information
Sanirajak Airport (IATA: YUX, ICAO: CYUX) serves the community of Sanirajak, formerly known as Hall Beach.
• Location: The airport is located in Sanirajak.
• Operations: The airport is operated by the Government of Nunavut.
Airlines and Destinations
• Canadian North: Provides flights to Igloolik and Iqaluit.
• Canadian Helicopters: Operates flights as part of the North Warning System.
Contact Information
• Phone: 867-928-8919 / 867-928-8850 (Runway Conditions Reporting)
• Fuel Services: JA-1 fuel available. Contact 867-928-8123 or 867-928-8124 during operating hours.
Additional Services
• Terminal Facilities: The terminal building is available from 12:30 to 22:00 (Mon-Sat). It includes public facilities such as a telephone.
•Nearby Amenities: Within 5 nautical miles, you can find food, taxi services, medical aid, accommodations, and car rentals.
Sanirajak Airport plays a crucial role in connecting the community with other parts of Nunavut and beyond, facilitating travel and transportation for residents and visitors alike.
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Transportation Services
There are currently no dedicated taxi services for Sanirajak, Nunavut. However, transportation within the community is often managed through informal arrangements or by contacting local residents who provide rides.
For any transportation needs, you might consider reaching out to the Hamlet Office or other community resources for assistance:
• Hamlet Office: 867-928-8829
• Email: cao@sanirajak.ca
They can provide guidance or connect you with local options for getting around Sanirajak.
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