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- Beluga Whales in Churchill Manitoba
- Northern Lights Photo Adventure in Churchill Manitoba
- Classic Churchill Polar Bear Adventure
- Canada’s Big Five Safari
- Polar Bears at Tundra Buggy Lodge
- Northern Lights and Winter Nights in Churchill Manitoba
- VIA Rail - The Canadian (Winnipeg-Toronto)
- VIA Rail - The Canadian (Toronto-Edmonton)
- Ice barbarian experience with Tundra Buggy Lodge (6 nights)
- On the trail of the Ice Barbarians (5 nights)
Summer in Manitoba's Churchill region brings peak wildlife viewing. Thousands of belugas gather in Churchill River, while Tundra Buggy© tours traverse the Churchill Wildlife Management Area. The trip includes visits to Prince of Wales Fort and stays in both Winnipeg and Churchill with expert guides.
Duration 6 days Destinations Winnipeg, Churchill Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Frontiers North Adventures From
- US$5,212
Northern Lights Photo Adventure in Churchill Manitoba
“I would like to commend PJ - he really did work so hard. He wanted to give us the”
The arctic wonders of Manitoba unfold from Churchill's aurora viewing spots. The 8-day adventure features visits to Itsanitaq Museum, Manitoba Planetarium, and dog sledding at Wapusk Adventures. Savor gourmet meals at Dan's Diner while mastering aurora photography in expert-led workshops.
Duration 8 days Destinations Winnipeg, Churchill Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Frontiers North Adventures From
- US$5,722
Polar bears take center stage in this Manitoba adventure with two full-day Tundra Buggy excursions. Dog sledding at Wapusk Adventures, tours of Itsanitaq Museum, and visits to Parks Canada Visitor Centre round out the experience. Nights are spent at Four Points Sheraton Winnipeg and Churchill hotels.
Duration 6 days Destinations Winnipeg, Churchill Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Frontiers North Adventures From
- US$6,628
Manitoba's finest wildlife awaits at Riding Mountain National Park and Churchill. Visit the bison enclosure, sail Clear Lake on The Martese, and track polar bears in Churchill Wildlife Management Area. The Lakehouse hotel and Tundra Inn serve as bases for spotting the province's legendary megafauna.
Duration 8 days Destinations Winnipeg, Churchill Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Frontiers North Adventures From
- US$6,426
Duration 7 days Destinations Winnipeg, Churchill Age Range 8 to 99 year olds Operator Frontiers North Adventures From
- US$10,810
Duration 7 days Destinations Winnipeg, Churchill Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Frontiers North Adventures From
- US$6,006
VIA Rail's 'The Canadian' rolls from Winnipeg through Manitoba's wilderness. Prairie vistas give way to Canadian Shield territory as the train makes multiple whistle stops. Panoramic views unfold from the dome car throughout the rail journey.
Duration 3 days Destinations Winnipeg, Toronto Age Range up to 99 year olds Operated in English, German Operator DERTOUR From
- US$509
'The Canadian' train crosses Manitoba's landscapes, pausing in Winnipeg for exploration of The Forks Park and the Canadian Museum of Human Rights. Prairie views stretch endlessly from the panoramic car before the journey continues westward.
Duration 3 days Destinations Toronto, Winnipeg, Edmonton Age Range up to 99 year olds Operated in Only: German Operator DERTOUR From
- US$668
Arctic Manitoba reveals itself on this 7-day adventure from Winnipeg to Churchill. The Tundra Inn and mobile Tundra Buggy Lodge® host visitors for daily polar bear watching, dog sledding, and cultural immersion at the Itsanitaq Museum. Heated vehicles provide comfort for wildlife viewing and Northern Lights observation.
Duration 7 days Destinations Winnipeg, Churchill Age Range up to 99 year olds Operated in Only: German Operator DERTOUR From
- US$10,979
Arctic Manitoba unfolds from Winnipeg to Churchill, featuring polar bear watching via Tundra Buggies®. The itinerary includes dog sledding, Itsanitaq Museum visits, and nights at the purpose-built Tundra Inn. Lakeview Signature Winnipeg provides comfortable accommodation.
Duration 6 days Destinations Winnipeg, Churchill Age Range 13 to 99 year olds Operated in Only: German Operator DERTOUR From
- US$6,734
What our customers ask about Manitoba Tours & Trips
When is the best time to visit Manitoba Country Region for wildlife viewing and outdoor activities?
The timing for Manitoba Country Region visits depends on your wildlife interests. Polar bear viewing peaks in Churchill during October and November as the bears congregate near Hudson Bay. Summer brings opportunities to see beluga whales in Churchill River from July to August. The Arctic tundra blooms during these warmer months making it an excellent time to stay at places like the Lazy Bear Lodge. A TourRadar traveler reported seeing "25 polar bears" in a single November day showing the abundance of wildlife during peak seasons.
What types of accommodation can I expect on a Manitoba Country Region tour?
The region offers a mix of city hotels and wilderness lodges. Winnipeg features properties like the Lakeview Signature by Windham Winnipeg Airport. In Churchill the accommodations include the Lazy Bear Lodge and the National Geographic-recognized Seal River Heritage Lodge. These remote properties place guests right in the heart of wildlife territory with direct views of the tundra. A TourRadar traveler shared: "The lodges were equipped with every comfort and allowed for terrific wildlife viewing at eye level."
What transportation methods are used in Manitoba Country Region tours?
Getting around Manitoba Country Region involves several modes of transport. Charter flights connect Winnipeg to Churchill in about 3 hours. On the ground heated Tundra Buggies take visitors through the Churchill Wildlife Management Area. Zodiac boats provide access for whale watching while dog sleds offer traditional Arctic travel experiences. VIA Rail's "The Canadian" connects major points in the region. TourRadar travelers note that "The combination of air travel and specialized vehicles like the Tundra Buggy made accessing remote wildlife locations both comfortable and exciting."
What kind of weather should I prepare for in Manitoba Country Region?
Manitoba's weather shifts dramatically across seasons. Summer in Churchill (June-August) stays mild with temperatures between 10-18°C (50-65°F). Winter brings extreme cold with temperatures below -30°C (-22°F) especially during polar bear season. The region's accommodations like Lazy Bear Lodge and Seal River Heritage Lodge provide proper shelter while maintaining access to wildlife viewing.
What cultural experiences are available in Manitoba Country Region?
The region presents numerous cultural sites and activities. Churchill's Itsanitaq Museum showcases Inuit artifacts while the Prince of Wales Fort tells the fur trading story. The Parks Canada Visitor Center hosts First Nations presentations. Winnipeg features The Forks historic site and the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. Lodges such as Seal River Heritage Lodge enhance the experience with evening talks about local history and wildlife.
What special winter activities are available in Manitoba Country Region?
Winter in Manitoba Country Region centers around Churchill's unique offerings. Visitors can watch the Northern Lights from the Thanadelthur Lounge take dog sledding trips with Wapusk Adventures or explore the boreal forest on snowshoes. The experience includes dining under the aurora at Dan's Diner a heated pop-up restaurant. The Tundra Buggy Lodge serves as a base for winter wildlife viewing. A TourRadar traveler highlighted "the magical experience of watching the Northern Lights while enjoying a gourmet meal at Dan's Diner."