Lying amongst the prairies of western Canada, Manitoba has a rich diversity of landscapes and wildlife extending far beyond its famed polar bears. In the summer the tundra blooms into flower and the area becomes a haven for beluga whales and birds. Unlike our October departures, our summer date includes a stay at Riding Mountain National Park covering nearly 3,000 sq km and encompassing large areas of boreal and deciduous forest, grassland and wetland areas, offering a haven for an array of native wildlife. On the Hudson Bay there will still be the chance to search for polar bears, not as numerous as in the cold winter, but they... Read more

The annual Polar Bear migration along the coast of the Hudson Bay in October is one of the world’s most wonderful natural phenomena. We have secured accommodation for two exclusive groups to see this amazing spectacle. The town of Churchill, on the shores of the Hudson Bay, is considered the ‘Polar Bear Capital of the World’. Each winter this tiny community is swelled by the arrival of these magnificent animals as they migrate to their traditional hunting grounds. This spectacular journey, through the pristine sub-arctic wilderness, allows a rare glimpse of one of nature’s truly awesome spectacles, as you enjoy unsurpassed encounters... Read more