Private expedition yacht Lt. Pete Maverick Mitchell (MY Maverick), carrying a maximum of 12 guests, and 13 crew members, is planning a voyage through the Northwest Passage, including 17 days in Nunavut. The ship is managed by Maverick Explorer Yachting Ltd. The company emphasizes environmental stewardship, regulatory compliance, conservative navigation practices, and small-group, low-impact expedition travel. The vessel operates under full international maritime safety and environmental regulations, including MARPOL and Polar Code compliance.The Captain and crew, including a qualified ice pilot, have extensive experience operating in polar waters and are well-versed in the associated safety considerations. They are also fully aware of the environmental sensitivities of the region and are committed to minimizing impacts on wildlife and habitats. All operations will be conducted in a cautious and responsible manner, with due regard for ice conditions, wildlife presence, and applicable regulations and best practices for operating in Arctic environments.The ship plans to make several stops in Greenland before arriving in Canada, in the region of Pond Inlet on August 23. The ship plans to make several stops in Nunavut before proceeding on to the Northwest Territories, Yukon, and on to Alaska. Community visits are planned in the following locations:•Pond Inlet – August 23, 2026•Gjoa Haven – September 3 – 4, 2026•Cambridge Bay – September 6 – 7, 2026 •Ulukhaktok – September 9 – 10, 2026•Sachs Harbour - September 12, 2026•Tuktoyaktuk – September 14, 2026A full itinerary has been included separately in the documents section.Community VisitsMY Maverick recognizes the sensitivity of the Arctic environment and is committed to operating in a respectful and responsible manner. Passengers will not disembark in any Arctic community without prior permission, and the vessel intends to work collaboratively with local communities, including engaging local guides where appropriate to facilitate visits.Off-ship activities will be limited in scope and conducted in small, supervised groups. Activities may include guided shore landings, Zodiac cruising, and, where appropriate, kayaking and personal watercraft use. All operations will be weather-dependent and carried out in accordance with applicable permits, local regulations, and environmental protection requirements. Activities will be led by experienced expedition staff and designed to minimize disturbance to wildlife, cultural sites, and local communities.All activities will comply with local, federal and AECO guidelines, as well as any recommendations from communities and Hunters and Trappers Organizations.