See the historic Nonsuch at the Manitoba Museum during a private
cocktail reception and dinner (above) and meet the local residents of
Churchill during two nights at the Lazy Bear Lodge
3. The Polar Bears of ChurChill
Each autumn groups of polar bears migrate from inland
locations to Manitoba’s Hudson Bay shores for their annual
seal-hunting season – they are now under careful watch by
environmentalists as global warming threatens their natural
habitats. null all-day enullursion aboard a specially designed
7. nullourney home
tundra vehicle tanulls you into the heart of polar bear country
nullur ennullnullnullinninullnull nully home anytime. nulltransfer is included
accompanied by a naturalist guide. Enullerience unrestricted
from the nullnn at the nullornull to nullinnipeg nullirport. nullllow a
views of the bears up close as your enullert guide offers an
minimum of null hours for flight checnullin. Meals B
insider’s perspective on the concerns and conservation
efforts that are tanullng place on their behalf. Meals BLD
7 Days from $5,19null Plus airfare
4. Dog sleDDing / fly To heCla islanD
(6 Breakfasts, 4 Lunches & 6 Dinnersnull
nulltend a dog sledding demonstration this morning to learn
about the sport of sled racingnulla popular pastime in this
Begins winniPeg
arctic community. nullur private charter plane tanulls off for a
nullt nullnull3null nullnull null null null
nullhour flight south to Hecla nullland in nullnull nullnnipeg mid-day.
nullur island accommodation for the nenull two nights is renowned
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www.tauck.com for space availabilitynulladditional
as Manitoba’s null four-seasons resortnullwith abundant recreational
departure dates may become available as these sell out.
diversions and award-winning cuisine. nullon arrivalnullennully a glass
of wine with a local naturalist who discusses the region’s boreal
PriCe Per Person
forest and island environs. nullnner is at leisure. Meals BLD nulluble nullnullnull nullngle nullnullnull nulliple nullnullnull
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nullrfare is anullitional. nullucnullcan boonullyour air to and from
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nullnnipegnullManitobanullfor travel originating in the nullnullnull
nullin a local naturalist for a hinull through the island’s forestsnull
subnullct to availabilitynullinnullire upon boonullng for special
fields and marshes to spot area wildlifenullthe remainder of
airfares that may be available.
the day is free for a wide variety of outdoor adventures and
pampering treatments in the spa. Meals BD
nullease asnullabout additional hotel nights before your tour
begins and about our comprehensive nullest nullotection nullan.
6. lower forT garry / winniPeg
nullsit the oldest stone fur trading post still intact in nullrth
fine hoTels / greaT loCaTions
nullericanullnullwer nullrt nullrry nulltional Historic nullte. Meet nullght nullnull nulln at the nullrks nullnnipeg
interpreters as you enulllore the nullig Housenullnullovernor’s
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homenull residents’ cottages and the fur trading post. nullturn to
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nullght null5 nullnullsson nullcla nullsis nullsort Hecla nullland
Call your travel agent or Tauck World Discovery at 800-468-2825
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