Although Cambridge Bay lies on the Northwest Passage there are no passenger ships other than tourist cruises.
Northern Transportation Company Limited and Nunavut Sealink and Supply, owned by Arctic Co-operatives Limited, provide annual sealift to the community.

The only passenger services are through the Cambridge Bay Airport from which daily air service to Yellowknife, and to the other Kitikmeot Region communities with Canadian North or First Air.

Charter and MEDIVAC (air ambulance) services are provided by Keewatin Air.
Former MEDIVAC operator Adlair Aviation still operates charters in the region.
In the summer floatplane charters are provided by DAL Aviation from the Cambridge Bay Water Aerodrome.

In 2012, the roads of Cambridge Bay were imaged for Google Street View by a tricycle fitted with a camera system.
While Cambridge Bay has no cars (only snowmobiles, ATVs, SUVs and trucks), Google responded to a proposal by Cambridge Bay resident Chris Kalluk to include Arctic communities in Street View in order to educate the rest of the world.
Through Google Street View, one can even enter the indoor swimming pool and have a look around.
Although Cambridge Bay lies on the Northwest Passage there are no passenger ships other than tourist cruises. Northern Transportation Company Limited and Nunavut Sealink and Supply, owned by Arctic Co-operatives Limited, provide annual sealift to the community.
The only passenger services are through the Cambridge Bay Airport from which daily air service to Yellowknife, and to the other Kitikmeot Region communities with Canadian North or First Air.
Charter and MEDIVAC (air ambulance) services are provided by Keewatin Air. Former MEDIVAC operator Adlair Aviation still operates charters in the region. In the summer floatplane charters are provided by DAL Aviation from the Cambridge Bay Water Aerodrome.
In 2012, the roads of Cambridge Bay were imaged for Google Street View by a tricycle fitted with a camera system. While Cambridge Bay has no cars (only snowmobiles, ATVs, SUVs and trucks), Google responded to a proposal by Cambridge Bay resident Chris Kalluk to include Arctic communities in Street View in order to educate the rest of the world. Through Google Street View, one can even enter the indoor swimming pool and have a look around.
Cambridge Bay