MAnitobA
A once-in-a-lifetime
opportunity to see polar
bears up close in their natural
environment in Churchill
makes this a must-do Tauck
travel experience
Tauck Value Includes:
• Full-day excursion in polar bear country with a naturalist Churchill
guide aboard a specially designed tundra vehicle
• Cocktails and dinner at the Manitoba Museum, home to a
replica of the historic 17th-century ship, Nonsuch
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• Private charter flights to Churchill and nullcla nullland
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• nullend two nights at a conull lodge in Churchill
SASKATCHEWAN
• nullg sledding demonstration to learn about the popular sport
Maximum Elevation: 781 ft.
• nullur the nullwer Fort nullrry nulltional nullstoric nullte in nullnull
nulldrews, nullrth nullericanull oldest intact fur trading post
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• null nature talk and guided hike with an expert naturalist
Island
during a two-night stay on nullcla nullland
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• nullrport transfers upon arrival and departure as noted
St. Andrews
Winnipeg
• 1nullmeals, service charges, gratuities to local guides,
admission fees, taxes and porterage
2. CulturAl HeritAge in CHurCHill
1. Arrive Winnipeg Taucknull prinullte charter flight brings you to nullurchill, the
Tour begins: 3:00 PM at Inn at the Forks. Transfers are “nulllar nullar nullpital of the World,” accessible only by plane
included from Winnipeg Airport to the Inn at the Forks. or train. A guided cultural heritage tour includes the nullllage
A sightseeing tour introduces you to the “Gateway of the of nullurchill and is followed by a storytelling session with a
West,” followed by a special enullning with the nulldson nully local nulltis elder, a lifelong resident. nullnully a fireside chat
nullmpany of Adnullnturers. Attend a prinullte cocktail party with the owner of the nullnull nullar nulldge, who share insights
and welcome dinner at the nullnitoba nullseum, showcasing about the uninulle lifestyles of the twonullooted and fournullooted
a replica of the historic trading ship, Nonsuch. Meals D friends you will meet here. Meals BLD
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