Manitoba
Itineraries
Polar Bears of Churchill Group Trip
Highlights - View polar bears in their natural habitat; Explore the tundra by helicopter and dog sled; Meet the native people of Hudson Bay... Read more ...
Alaska Cruise Silversea
Highlights - Experience the dramatic sounds of the glacier ‘calving’, visit Alaska’s oldest and most scenic towns, cruise Inside Passage, Vancouver with its stunning skyline. Read more ...
Bears & Orcas
Highlights - Watch the magnificent grizzlies; Hiking, rafting on the Nimpkish River, kayaking on the Inside Passage... Read more ...
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The first visitors to Manitoba were fur traders in the 17th Century. Today, outdoor adventurers still flock to this region of astounding natural beauty for the wide range of activities it offers. The grandeur of the parks throughout the province makes them a great place to explore - perfect for canoeing, fishing, hiking a forest trail. You will meet old-fashioned hospitality in the picturesque villages that dot the landscape of the Pembina Valley. In the capital city Winnipeg you will encounter both the vibrant atmosphere of a big city and a small-town charm. If it's the spirit of the past you are looking to discover, then travel to the Interlake region - its beaches and marshland are a haven of history.
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Suggested Manitoba Accommodation
Seal River Lodge
There is just one fly-in lodge on the Hudson Bay coast. Seal River Heritage Lodge is the world’s best place to come in search of polar bears and beluga whales. Completely remote, the lodge offers...
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Guest Testimonial
Our consultant (Annie Jensen) really was excellent designing a great itinery minimising our time waiting around for transfers and both hotels, Four Seasons Bali and Oberoi Lombok exceeded our expections.
- SL, Hertfordshire
World Travel Awards
World Travel Awards
World's Leading Luxury Tour Operator 2011
A&K Philanthropy
Philanthropic Journey's Climate Change Challenge
Is the first departure aboard 'Le Boreal'. Travelers will have the opportunity to present a remotely operated Hyperspectral Irradiance Sensor to Palmer Station to measure the impact of global warming on major types of phytoplankton that grow along the Antarctic Peninsula.
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