Explore Northern Canada and the Arctic

The Inuit people of Canada’s far north call the polar bear Nanuk, meaning ‘Animal Worthy of Great Respect.’ Others say ‘Titan of the Tundra.' Whatever you call it, awe is what you will feel upon first encountering this mighty animal.

The aurora borealis appear in the middle of the night as a kaleidoscope of phosphorescent green, yellow, pink and magenta that shimmers and dances across the sky. Watching this mesmerizing display of the Northern Lights is a bucket list experience!

Those who venture to the tiny town of Churchill in northern Manitoba are rewarded for their efforts. Safari into the taiga and tundra along the shore of Hudson Bay, where polar bears roam the coast. There is no better opportunity to photograph polar bears!

The huskies are almost more excited to pull you through a snowy forest than you are to ride in the sled, but that’s part of what makes this winter pastime so much fun. The other part is the fresh air and frosty mountain scenery.

This snow covered wilderness is best explored by dogsled, snowshoe or tundra buggy. Our Canadian Insiders help you decide what’s best for you and take care of the scheduling and booking.

Witness beluga whales as they play just metres from the shore during their annual migration. You can see these gentle creatures from a boat or kayak, and sometimes from the shore.