Easy: Minimal walking is required. Typically, involves cruising by ship. Suitable for travelers with limited mobility. Optional excursions may require a higher activity level.
Moderate: Moderate amount of walking required. Typically, two to three miles a day, often uphill, on uneven terrain and/or with multiple stairs. Requires the ability to board a ship and motor coach without assistance.
Active: Extensive walking required. Typically, three or more miles a day, often uphill, on uneven terrain, and/or with multiple stairs. May include optional activities such as biking, kayaking, or hiking and included destinations with high altitudes. Excellent health is required to take full advantage of the tour's inclusions.
Highly Active: Extensive walking and intense daily physical activity required. Appropriate for people who lead very active lives. Trip activities will be at a higher intensity and a more vigorous pace and may include activities such as biking, hiking at high altitudes and for long distances, white water rafting, and kayaking. A pre-trip physical training program is highly recommended and strongly encouraged.
To make a reservation and view pricing, please use the “Learn More and Book Online” button above or call Orbridge at 866-639-0079.
Churchill, Canada, is known as the polar bear capital of the world — for good reason. Each fall, about 1,000 of these fascinating creatures congregate around this seaport town while they wait for wintertime’s sea ice to form over the Hudson Bay.
A polar bear inspect the Tundra Buggy
Cozy wooden lodge with a roaring fire
Red fox in a snowy winter landscape
Highlights
Enjoy a private reception and three-course welcome dinner at Winnipeg’s Assiniboine Park Zoo including a presentation on polar bears.
Venture out into the stark landscape aboard a custom-designed wildlife viewing vehicle, stopping to admire the scenery as you search for arctic hare, snowy owl, ptarmigan and arctic fox.
Visit Churchill’s Itsanitaq Museum for an exploration of indigenous ways of life while viewing remarkable examples of Inuit craftsmanship.
Meet an energetic team of sled dogs and their experienced handler, then bundle up for an exciting dog sled experience.
Gain insight into Churchill’s unique ecosystem at the Churchill Northern Studies Centre.
Cost Details
Please see tour brochure for details.
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