Frequently Asked Questions

Day Trips: That’s completely okay — day trips are suitable for all experience levels. We’ll start with a safety briefing, help you get comfortable with the boat, and check in along the way.
Two-Night Trips: You don’t need to be an expert, but two-night trips are a remote, off-grid camping experience. This trip is best for guests who are comfortable with boat travel and basic camp life (sleeping in a tent/canvas tent, an off-grid washroom setup, and no cell service). If you’re unsure, reach out — we’re happy to talk it through and help you decide if it’s a good fit.

Weather on Tu Nedhé / Great Slave Lake can change quickly. Trips may be adjusted, delayed, rerouted, rescheduled, or cancelled based on wind, waves, visibility, smoke, or other conditions. Safety decisions are made by the guide. If conditions change, we’ll communicate clearly and work with you on next steps where possible.

Guests typically arrive in Yellowknife by road or air. Łútsël K’é is accessible by air only (Air Tindi).
Once your trip is confirmed, you’ll receive detailed information about the meeting point and launch location. Guests are responsible for arranging their own travel, and we’re happy to help with timing or planning questions.

Included: safety gear appropriate to the activity (including life jackets/PFDs for boat travel), satellite communication for check-ins/emergencies, and fishing equipment when fishing is part of the trip.
You bring: layered clothing (including a warm layer), waterproof jacket and pants, sturdy footwear, sun/bug protection, sunglasses and a hat, personal medications/toiletries, and a phone/camera battery pack.
Even if it feels warm in town, it’s cooler on the water and conditions can change quickly—layers and a windproof/waterproof outer layer are important.
Optional: a personal water bottle (if you prefer).

Yes. Guests who plan to fish must purchase a valid Northwest Territories fishing license (territorial) before the trip.
If your trip takes you into Thaidene Nëné National Park Reserve, you’ll need an additional federal fishing license.
Fishing licenses can be purchased here: https://www.enr.gov.nt.ca/en/services/fishing-licences
Please bring a printed copy or a downloaded version on your phone.

You’re welcome to reach out to Anneka as your first point of contact before the trip. She can answer questions about logistics, packing, travel planning, and what to expect, and will loop in Herman as needed for questions related to the land, activities, or cultural protocols.