Fly from the UK to Toronto, Canada.

Your adventure opens in Toronto, a lively city buzzing with culture, world-class dining and that signature Canadian friendliness that makes you feel right at home. The highlight comes with a full-day tour of Niagara Falls, where the roar of the water and the refreshing mist steal the show. A cruise brings you thrillingly close to the cascading power, leaving you grinning ear to ear. Back in the city, enjoy Toronto’s eclectic neighbourhoods, waterfront strolls and skyline views.

Fly from Toronto to Winnipeg.

Included group transfer to the airport, then fly to Churchill.

Your Churchill experience begins with an immersive heritage tour that connects you to this remote region’s captivating past. Explore Cape Merry, where sweeping views stretch across the Hudson Bay, and learn about the town’s unique relationship with the majestic polar bear — including a look at the famed “Polar Bear Jail,” a safe holding area for wandering bears. Knowledgeable local guides bring the region’s stories to life, sharing tales of explorers, wildlife and resilient northern communities. Between the fresh Arctic air, dramatic landscapes and genuine hospitality at the lodge, this first chapter in Churchill sets the stage for the incredible wildlife encounters still to come.

Set off on the Matonabee vessel for a coastal adventure along the Hudson Bay, where the wild feels wonderfully untouched. As you glide past the shoreline, keep your eyes peeled for polar bears roaming the rocks and other Arctic wildlife making surprise appearances. The guides know the terrain like old friends, enhancing every sighting with fascinating insights into behaviour, habitat and history. Whether you find yourself captivated by the stillness of the bay or the thrill of spotting a bear in its natural element, this tour blends serenity with excitement. 

Today brings a magical meeting with the friendly beluga whales that fill Churchill’s waters each summer. A Zodiac cruise lets you watch these playful, curious creatures glide, roll and chirp around you — a wildlife encounter that feels almost otherworldly. Back on land, continue to the historic Prince of Wales Fort, where thick stone walls whisper stories of traders, explorers and survival in the north. It’s a rare combination of natural beauty and centuries-old history in one compact, exhilarating experience. 

This flexible day invites you to shape your own Arctic adventure. Take advantage of optional experiences such as kayaking among beluga whales or trying the unique Beluga AquaGliding™, where you float above the water as whales swim below. Weather, tides and conditions may guide the schedule, but that unpredictability is part of the charm — after all, this is the true north. You can also explore the surrounding landscapes, enjoy downtime at the lodge or photograph the dramatic skies and rugged terrain. Think of this as your personalised northern interlude, designed for discovery, relaxation or a bit of both.

Your final day in Churchill takes you deep into the Arctic landscape aboard the Arctic Crawler, a specially designed vehicle built to navigate the tundra’s wild terrain. As you roll across lichen-covered ground and rocky outcrops, watch for wildlife ranging from roaming caribou to the occasional polar bear. The guides help decode the unique ecology of this fragile environment, offering a new appreciation for how life survives and thrives so far north. It’s a peaceful yet thrilling journey through one of the world’s most remote ecosystems — the perfect farewell to Churchill before your return to Winnipeg.

Returning to Winnipeg, you can settle back into city comforts while reflecting on the extraordinary northern experiences behind you. This final stop offers the chance to revisit favourite sights, try a new restaurant or simply unwind with a leisurely stroll through leafy neighbourhoods. Whether you dive into the city’s cultural attractions or keep things laid-back, Winnipeg provides a warm and familiar landing spot before your homeward journey..

Fly from Winnipeg to the UK.