Many of the expeditions we feature start from the tiny frontier town of Churchill, where you can take to the tundra to view polar bears and beluga whales in some of the country’s most remote and rugged landscapes. Our expert guides voyage to areas such as Polar Bear Alley to put you in the heart of the King of the Arctic’s domain. Elsewhere, the Western reaches of Canada such as Tweedsmuir and Bella Bella offer similarly memorable wildlife encounters.

Canada is world renowned for its rocky mountaineer train adventures, reputed ski resorts and relaxed outdoor lifestyle, but it is easy to forget that this is the world’s second largest country, and there is an incredible wealth of different parks and natural attractions to entice which we have listed below. 

Grizzly Bears: Canada is excellent for grizzly bear sighting, our top spot has to be Tweedsmuir Provincial Park. 

Polar Bears: The King of the Arctic can be seen in Churchill, and in the far reaches of Arctic Canada.

Spirit Bears: These elusive bears can only be found in the Great Bear Rainforest on the coast of British Columbia. 

Whales: The Coast of British Columbia is excellent for whales, from humpbacks to orcas. You can also head towards the arctic for beluga and narwhal.