Recreation and civic facilities
The Iqaluit Aquatic Centre, municipal recreation, council and public-works spaces captured for bookings, accessibility, and as-built asset records.
Municipal virtual tours
Iqaluit and Nunavut
360 photo virtual tours in Iqaluit.
We are a Canadian 360 photo virtual tour provider serving Iqaluit and Nunavut. Iqaluit is a fly-in capital with no road link, so we plan a single on-site capture trip and turn it into a permanent navigable record for your head office, board, funders, and contractors, no repeat flights. We scope from a recorded remote walkthrough first to keep costly travel down. Procurement-ready, accessible, from $7,000.
- Serving Iqaluit and Nunavut
- WCAG accessible
- Eco-friendly
Insured$5M CGL and E&O
WCB coveredAlberta and Saskatchewan
WCAG accessibleBuilt to 2.1 AA
Highest quality in CanadaPremium capture grade
Why 360 Vid for Iqaluit
Built for Nunavut procurement, flown in.
Iqaluit is the capital of Nunavut, designated in 1999, the smallest Canadian capital by population at 7,429 residents in the 2021 Census, and the only capital with no highway link to anywhere. It is reachable only by air, with sealift by sea for part of the year. That single fact is why a navigable 360 photo tour matters more here than anywhere in Canada: one on-site capture becomes a permanent record that a southern head office, a board, a funder, a designer, or a contractor can walk through without flying north again.
The buyer base is concentrated and fundable. Government is the dominant employer in the territory, with about 92% of Nunavut's public-sector workers employed by the Government of Nunavut, whose departments, agencies, and Legislative Assembly sit in Iqaluit. Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated and the Qikiqtani Inuit Association keep their head offices here, and Nunavut Arctic College's Nunatta Campus is the territory's only post-secondary institution. We are a Canadian service-area provider, not a local office and not flown in by accident: Iqaluit is fly-in only, so travel and mobilization are planned and confirmed up front, we scope from a recorded remote walkthrough first to minimise costly trips, and we consolidate the rest into a single visit.
We respect Inuit ownership and control of content and government data residency: you keep the master files, cultural content is captured only with your consent and Inuit control, and we offer air-gapped on-premise delivery and Canadian data residency. We carry $5M CGL and E&O and WCB coverage in Alberta and Saskatchewan, with territorial workers-comp registration arranged per engagement. Named here as a capability, not the headline.
What we bring
- Procurement-grade 360 photo depth
- Fly-in capture, remote-first scoping
- Canadian residency and air-gap option
The Nunavut demand
- Capital and seat of the Government of Nunavut
- NTI and QIA head offices in Iqaluit
- Nunavut Arctic College, the only post-secondary
What we capture in Iqaluit
Built for Nunavut's public and organization base.
Iqaluit concentrates a territory's government, education, and Inuit-organization buyers in one fly-in capital, alongside a selective hospitality and commercial market.
Health and care facilities
Territorial health and care buildings documented with discretion for orientation, wayfinding, and recruitment, with no patient data captured.
Healthcare virtual toursCampus and residences
Nunavut Arctic College's Nunatta Campus and residences captured to recruit and orient students across Nunavut and the south without travel.
Education virtual toursInuit organization facilities
NTI, QIA, and affiliated organization offices and spaces documented consent-led, on the organization's terms, with Inuit control of any cultural content.
Indigenous government virtual toursHotels and visitor venues
Hotels, conference, and visitor spaces captured to promote and book without an in-person visit, and to hold a navigable record for funders.
Hospitality virtual toursCommercial real estate and property
Office, retail, and capital-project space captured to lease, sell, and report remotely, and to scope a fit-up before anyone commits a flight.
Real estate virtual toursWho buys here
Four Nunavut buyers, four searches we answer.
Government of Nunavut facilities or communications lead
"government facility virtual tour Nunavut" Show a remote facility to southern decision-makers, vendors, and funders without flying them in, and keep an as-built record.
City of Iqaluit recreation or facilities manager
"recreation centre virtual tour Iqaluit" Promote and book the Aquatic Centre and municipal venues and document assets without a staff-led walkthrough for every enquiry.
Inuit organization administrator or communications lead
"Nunavut virtual tour company" Present facilities to members, partners, and funders while keeping ownership and control of content and the master files, consent-led.
Nunavut Arctic College recruitment or facilities lead
"campus virtual tour Iqaluit" Show the only territorial post-secondary campus to prospective students in other communities and the south without travel.
See the quality, live in 360Two public showcase tours you can explore now. We walk relevant Alberta examples privately on a scoping call. We make no claim of delivered Iqaluit or Nunavut work.
Honest, starting-at pricing
Iqaluit pricing that self-qualifies.
Transparent floors for Nunavut government, municipal, education, and organization work. Iqaluit is fly-in only, so travel and mobilization are material and confirmed in your scope call, never hidden in the quote.
Single Iqaluit facility
From $7,000
One government building, recreation centre, campus building, or organization facility captured, hosted, and Street View ready.
- $5,000 custom 360 tour, 5 photos at $110
- First-year hosting $1,200
- Then $120 per month per tour, ongoing
Government, campus, or organization program
$15k to $50k+
A territorial roster, a City of Iqaluit facility set, the campus, or an organization portfolio on one consistent standard of capture.
- Phased capture per site, planned around one trip
- Accessibility, schema, and data residency built in
- Supplier-portal and RFP responses
Remote northern engagement
By quote
Fly-in capture scoped from a recorded remote walkthrough first, with travel and mobilization confirmed in the scope call.
- Travel and mobilization scoped, not invented
- Capture scheduled around weather and flights
- Air-gapped, no-cloud delivery option available
Starting estimates. Final scope, travel, and price are confirmed in a quick remote walkthrough call. See full pricing and add-ons
Where we work
Iqaluit and the communities of Nunavut.
We serve Iqaluit and Nunavut as a service area, flying in for on-site capture and scheduling around weather and flights. This is a service area, not a branch office: we travel for capture and never claim work we have not delivered.
- Iqaluit
- Rankin Inlet
- Cambridge Bay
- Baker Lake
- Arviat
- Pond Inlet
Serving Iqaluit as the hub for Nunavut. See where we are based in Calgary
Questions
Iqaluit questions.
What is an Iqaluit 360 virtual tour used for?
A navigable, accessible 360 photo tour lets people walk a facility online before they visit. In a fly-in capital that means showing a government building to southern decision-makers and vendors, opening the Aquatic Centre and civic venues for bookings and engagement, recruiting to Nunavut Arctic College without travel, and holding an as-built record for funders and contractors, all hosted with consistent capture and schema.
Can you document a facility in Iqaluit without us flying people north?
That is the whole point. We scope from a recorded remote walkthrough first to confirm what matters, then fly in once for on-site capture and turn that single trip into a permanent navigable tour. After that, your head office, board, funders, designers, and contractors walk the facility from anywhere, as many times as needed, with no repeat flights.
Do Government of Nunavut and City of Iqaluit bodies use virtual tours?
Yes. Iqaluit concentrates the territory's public sector: the Government of Nunavut and its Legislative Assembly, the City of Iqaluit and the Iqaluit Aquatic Centre, Nunavut Arctic College's Nunatta Campus, and Inuit organizations including NTI and QIA. These are exactly the government, recreation, campus, and organization facilities that 360 documentation, remote-access, and accessibility tours serve.
Who owns the tour and the photos, and where does the data live?
You do. We document on your terms, you keep the master files, and cultural content is captured only with your consent and Inuit control. We respect Inuit data sovereignty and government data residency: hosting can be Canadian, or delivered air-gapped on-premise with no cloud, so your content stays under your control. Named as a capability, not a scare.
What does a government, recreation, or campus virtual tour in Iqaluit cost?
A single Iqaluit facility starts at $7,000 captured, built, and hosted, then $120 per month per tour. A government, municipal, campus, or organization program runs $15k to $50k or more, scoped per site and phased. Because Iqaluit is fly-in only, travel and mobilization are material and confirmed in the scope call, never an invented surcharge in the price.
Do you have an Iqaluit office, and how do you serve Nunavut?
No. We are a Canadian 360 photo virtual tour provider that serves Iqaluit and Nunavut as a service area, not a branch office. Iqaluit is fly-in only with no road access, so we plan and confirm travel and mobilization up front, scope from a recorded remote walkthrough first to keep trips down, and fly in to capture on site. We do not run a Nunavut office and we do not claim local work we have not delivered.
Nearby service areas
We also serve Northern Canada.
We travel for capture and scope remotely first, so distance is no barrier. Explore nearby service areas:
For Iqaluit and Nunavut
Book an Iqaluit facility walk-through.
Tell us the facility, a government building, the Aquatic Centre, a campus building, an organization office, or a visitor venue, and we start with a recorded remote walkthrough, then return a scoped, starting-at quote with travel confirmed and the procurement paperwork your team needs, an accessible, Canadian owned and operated tour, and a data-residency or air-gap option for sensitive sites.