 
Tundra Lodge Adventure
Stay at the unique Tundra Lodge designed for polar bear observation!
Trip Overview
- See polar bears at all times of the day in their natural habitat
- Overnight directly on the frozen arctic tundra in the comfort of our unique mobile hotel
- Safari along the ice-bound shores of Hudson Bay in search of arctic wildlife
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Polar Bear Adventures Here!
We are thrilled to offer travelers an extraordinary polar bear adventure – a stay at the Great White Bear Tundra Lodge, situated outside Churchill on the arctic tundra itself. As evening falls, guests remain in the domain of the polar bear to experience sunset across the snow and ice. Safe inside our custom lodge, we experience surprising comfort, considering our environs. This “train” of connected bedrooms, dining room and lounge car is on wheels, allowing it to be stationed for optimal bear viewing each season. There’s no more thorough immersion in the world of the polar bear than on this most unique adventure to the north.
Location of Adventure
Churchill, Manitoba, Canada
Group Size Limit: Approximately 28 Travelers
A very important feature of this polar bear adventure is the limited group size. Nature is always best experienced in smaller groups and it is particularly important on this trip so our guests have plenty of room on board the tundra vehicles. On this trip our Tundra Lodge holds 32 guests plus staff but we limit the group to approximately 28 guests. On our arctic tundra drives we generally accommodate 14 guests which leaves plenty of room to move about the buggy and see polar bears.
Included
R/T flight from Winnipeg to Churchill, accommodations, all meals (except either lunch or dinner on your final day in Churchill), services of NHA's professional Expedition Leaders and assistants, all activities/entrance fees, evening wildlife and cultural presentations, all taxes and service charges.
Not Included
Travel to and from Winnipeg, lunch or dinner on your final day in Churchill, alcoholic beverages, gratuities, travel insurance, items of a personal nature (telephone calls, laundry, etc.).
Physical Requirements
Easy
This expedition requires very little to no walking. Buggies can sometimes offer a bumpy ride.
Getting There & Getting Home
In case of flight or weather delays, we recommend that you arrive a day early and either participate in our Extra Day in Winnipeg program or stay on your own. Our expedition begins with a 7:00 pm welcome dinner on Day 1. You are free to depart at any time on the final day.
Proof of Citizenship
NOTE: BEGINNING JANUARY 8, 2007, ALL U.S. CITIZENS TRAVELING VIA AIR OR SEA WILL REQUIRE A VALID PASSPORT TO ENTER CANADA. Please note that birth certificates and other government-issued photo I.D.’s will NO LONGER be accepted for entry.
Harp Seal Watch
The world's most heartwarming adventure! Journey from our hotel to the ice floes where 250,000 mother seals give birth to adorable whitecoats.
Churchill: An Arctic Summer
Our small groups encounter hundreds of beluga whales from our Zodiacs, as well as caribou, polar bears, Arctic fox, and much more on this sub-Arctic expedition!
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2009 Dates
Oct 11 - 17
Oct 15 - 21
Oct 19 - 25
Oct 23 - 29
Oct 27 - Nov 2
Oct 31 - Nov 6
Nov 4 - 10
Nov 8 - 14
Nov 12 - 18
Please note: only the 7-Day itinerary is offered in 2009.
2009 Fees
$5,995
Single Supp.: $225
Deposit: $500
Prices are per person based on double occupancy. Prices may increase for 2010.
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