An arctic cruise is trying to appeal to the literary set by holding a 'floating book club ' on the trip . Travel company Adventure Canada has lined up three authors to present their work on a 13-day voyage this summer , with prices starting at $ 5,000 per person . Kathleen Winter , who wrote the 2011 novel , Annabel -- set in a small coastal town in Labrador -- is one of the authors that will join passengers aboard the Ocean Endeavour that sets sail on July 5 . Reading while riding : Adventure Canada 's Arctic-bound cruise ship promises an on board book club . Triple-bill : The 13-day cruise is hosted by Canadian superstar authors Doug Gibson , Kathleen Winter and Terry Fallis . Setting sail to sell : Terry Fallis will present the first of his four national bestselling books on the cruise . The cruise will visit parts of Labrador , as well as the remote Newfoundland – perfect for spotting whales , polar bears and seals . The two other authors include Doug Gibson , who wrote Stories About Storytellers , and Terry Fallis , a novelist best known for his political satire called The Best Laid Plans . And with 24 hours of daylight during the Arctic summer months , the 198 passengers will have plenty of time to read each book . Though , some have suggested that it is not actually necessary to read the books in order to enjoy the cruise . During the cruise , passengers will be able to talk with the authors about books , as well as the culture and the history of the northern Canada ports of call . A brief look through their synopses and reviews on Amazon will soon have you chatting as though you were a seasoned bookworm . Incredible views : When your head is n't buried in some book , you 'll have something pretty to look at . Living up to her name : Kathleen Winter will guide readers through her groundbreaking novel , Annabel . Set in coastal Labrador , Annabel was a number Canadian bestseller , and a finalist . The Ocean Endeavor leaves from Saint Pierre , an island that became a French outpost . Then it 's on to the south coast of Newfoundland and the mountains and fjords of Gros Morne National Park , a UNESCO World Heritage site . Stops will also be made in Labrador including Red Bay , Mealy Mountains National Park Reserve and the Inuit homeland Nunatsiavut . The trip ranges in price from $ 4,995 to $ 16,195 per person depending on the category of cabin , not including commercial airfare and the $ 995/pp charter flights to St. John 's , Newfoundland and Kuujjuaq , Quebec where the cruise ends on July 17 . Land of the midnight sun : The temperatures may not be tropical but there 'll be plenty of daylight to see it all . Picture perfect : Their first-ever 'Floating Book Club , ' will be sailing through Newfoundland and Labrador July 5 through 17 aboard the 198-passenger Ocean Endeavour .
The 13-day cruise , priced at $ 5,000 , will see passengers treated to spectacular views featured in various books . Passengers will have the chance to meet and greet three authors . The voyage sets sail around some of the most remote parts of the planet including parts of Newfoundland and Labrador .