( CNN ) -- The Canadian Coast Guard finished the job of ferrying passengers Monday from a cruise ship that ran aground on an unmapped rock . Officials aboard the Clipper Adventurer reported their troubles Friday . The crew failed to dislodge the ship during high tide on Saturday . Sunday , a Coast Guard icebreaker arrived to transport the people on board to land . `` All 128 passengers were safely transported from the Coast Guard icebreaker , Amundsen , to the community of Kugluktuk '' on Monday , said Theresa Nichols , a spokeswoman with the Canadian Coast Guard . In addition to the passengers , 69 crew members also were on board , according to Nichols . Kugluktuk is a small town on the shore of the Arctic Ocean . Accommodations for the passengers have been arranged by the cruise ship company , said Nichols . The passengers are expected to fly to the Canadian city of Edmonton . The grounded vessel is stable , but rests with a slight list , according to the company that operates the cruise ship , Adventure Canada . The company said that while the passengers were stranded , they were able to enjoy ship-board programs , and some even took in some sun on the disabled ship 's deck .
They are taken to a small town on the coast of the Arctic Ocean . The remaining passengers are unhurt , Canadian Coast Guard says . The ship ran aground on unmapped ice ##berg .