Seal River Heritage Lodge is a family-owned and operated eco-lodge located just above the high water mark of western Hudson Bay. Accessible only by air, boat, dogsled or snowmobile, and 50 km away from the nearest community (Churchill) this location was chosen for several reasons - beauty, uniqueness and diversity. The surrounding area is truly wilderness. The air pure, the water crisp and clean and the land unspoiled. The location also minimizes the efforts people need to undertake to view wildlife. The coastline is the most active area for wildlife movements – the animals come to the people, reducing the temptation to use motorized vehicles to find them.
The lodge features queen, twin and family rooms each with their own ensuite washrooms, in authentic wilderness lodge style, with all of the comforts of home. Rooms are efficiently designed to maximize comfort and minimize wasted space. The lodge is super-insulated, to reduce heating requirements, and large sky lights and windows are used to maintain plenty of natural light.
Local traditional means of harvesting and preparing all foods are promoted, resulting in a menu of local “country foods” to minimize shipping impacts and maximize flavour and quality, including sustainably and humanely harvested local fish, game, wild berries and salad greens.
Trekking along the beach ridges and observing wildlife are the typical activities for guests at the Lodge. There is also a cozy common area with fireplace for evening wind-down.
Highlights: Manitoba (Winnipeg, Churchill)
A small group summer arctic adventure in northern Manitoba allows guests an exciting opportunity for up-close encounters with polar bears, beluga whales, and over a hundred different migratory bird species.
Venture as a small group into the northern Manitoba arctic tundra during the colourful fall season in search of polar bears, arctic foxes and wolves, caribou. In the evenings, marvel at the Aurora Borealis as it dances its way across the sky.
Highlights: Ontario (Toronto) , Manitoba (Winnipeg, Churchill)
A photographic expedition tracking the top predatory land animal in all of Canada; the polar bear. This small group tour will provide guests close-up encounters with these great white bears from the north, as they begin their return to the icy hunting grounds in and around the Hudson Bay.
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