Colours and Lights Arctic Adventure

The Capital Beckons

Your fun starts in Winnipeg. The capital of the province of Manitoba, at the heart of the city is The Forks. A historic site situated at the intersection of the Red and Assiniboine rivers, this cultural city is home to The Royal Winnipeg Ballet, Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre and the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra to name but a few. After you’ve checked in to your Winnipeg hotel, you have the rest of the day free to explore this vibrant and interesting city for yourself.

Polar Bear Capital of the World

Leaving Winnipeg behind, we depart for the airport to make our way to Churchill. Once you’ve settled into The Crazy Bear Lodge, it’s time for your first adventure. Our Cultural and Heritage Tour of the Churchill area includes historic Cape Merry and an outside tour of the Polar Bear Jail. The jail was established to try and quash the number of bear killings that took place. A holding facility for live bears that are considered dangerous, the bears are isolated before being relocated.

It’s then time to try your hand at dog mushing (sled ride). A husband and wife team, you’ll get to enjoy some local treats whilst our dog mushers fill you in on the history of dog mushing and regale you with entertaining stories, before taking you on your very own exhilarating ride.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner included

The Tundra from Above

The day starts with an exhilarating ‘soar’ by helicopter over the vast Tundra. As well as views of the magnificent coastline of Hudson Bay and the town of Churchill, you’ll also get the opportunity to spot some of the exotic local wildlife. Keep your eyes open for Polar Bears, Beluga Whales, Moose, Caribou, Red and Arctic Fox, Ptarmigan and Arctic Hare. Later on in the day, you’ll also get the chance to attend a Parks Canada presentation.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner included

River Cruising

Another packed day, we start the day’s activities with a cruise down the Churchill River, where you’ll get a chance to meet and greet the “Ambassadors of the North”, the gentle, yet curious Beluga whales.

It’s then time to immerse yourself in the customs and traditions of the indigenous people, with a trip to the Itsanitaq museum.

Taking to the water again, we board our Arctic Crawlers™ for a Tundra tour to the Churchill Wildlife Management Area, where you’ll get a chance to see the polar bears up close.

As if that wasn’t enough adventure for one day, our final excursion is a walking tour, accompanied by an interpretive talk, in the Boreal Forest.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner included

The Rocket Range

It’s your final day in Churchill. But before you check out, you will get to enjoy an interpretive guided hike to the Rocket Range and a walking tour of the Churchill Northern Studies Centre. Then it’s on to Winnipeg where you check in to your hotel for a final night.

Breakfast and lunch included

A Fond Farewell

It’s time to say goodbye, as you check out of your hotel and make you way to the airport for your flight home.