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2019 ADVENTURES
Over the last few years we have been rebuilding from scratch the Tundra Buggy Lodge. Last year MEMBERSHIPS
we rolled out Dan’s Diner, a new dining hall with enormous windows and skylights throughout, a
feature plating station for Chef Jared and his team to showcase their amazing talents, and a fully
automatic and self-serve Franke commercial coffee system. We continue to improve the Tundra
Buggy Lodge guest experience and can’t wait to host you there!
Historically we’ve utilized the Tundra Buggy Lodge during our polar bear touring season and over
the last few years have had tremendous success incorporating Thanadelthur, the Tundra Buggy
Lodge lounge, as an aurora viewing destination. New for 2019, we will be delivering our northern
lights and culinary experiences at Dan’s Diner, which is also the Tundra Buggy Lodge dining hall.
Our northern lights programs occur on the west side of the Churchill River, a completely different
landscape than Polar Bear Point and Cape Churchill.
In 2019 we introduce a new stand-alone adventure in southern Manitoba’s Riding Mountain
National Park. These classic tours includes game drives in search of moose, bison, black bear and
elk, as well as the numerous other wildlife found in the area.
Finally, continuing with our sustainability efforts, this past year we are proud to have introduced a
lanyard recycling program, compostable packaging for our Tundra Buggy and in-flight meals, as well
as LED lighting throughout the Tundra Buggy Lodge. PARTNERSHIPS
2019 is going to be a great year!
John Gunter
©DAN HARPER PHOTO
President and CEO, Frontiers North Adventures
COVER IMAGE BY ©JESSICA FINN
TUNDRA BUGGY® IS THE REGISTERED BRAND NAME OF THE CUSTOM-BUILT VEHICLES
USED BY FRONTIERS NORTH ADVENTURES FOR OUR CHURCHILL ADVENTURES.
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Contents
Adventure Map 4
Custom Group Adventures 34
Meet Our Team 35
Get To Know Us 6
Why Frontiers North Adventures
Our Commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility
Sharing Polar Bears with the World
The Official Tundra Buggy
The Tundra Buggy Lodge
Find Your Inspiration 12
Choose your Adventure
Wildlife Guide
Join The Adventure 14
Winter in Churchill 16
Northern Lights and Winter Nights
Summer in Churchill 18
Riding Mountain Adventure
Frontiers North’s Big Five Safari
Summer Family Adventure
Belugas, Bears and Blooms
Frontiers North’s Photo Contest
Autumn in Churchill 24
Polar Bears at Legendary Cape Churchill
Conservation Journey: Polar Bears
Tundra Buggy Lodge at Polar Bear Point
Autumn Family Adventure
Churchill Town and Tundra Experience
Add to Your Adventure 30
Extend your Stay
More Adventures 32
Grizzly Bears of the Great Bear Rainforest
Arctic Expedition Cruises
Rates and Dates 36
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Important Booking Information
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Where Churchill Wildlife Management Area
Situated along the coast of the Hudson Bay, the Churchill Wildlife Management
We Travel
Area (CWMA) is at the intersection of three distinct eco-zones: arctic marine, sub-
arctic tundra and boreal forest. Hop aboard an official Tundra Buggy as it takes you
to Polar Bear Point at the heart of the CWMA. Polar Bear Point lies directly within
the migratory path of one of the largest polar bear populations in the world. Learn
more about adventures including a Tundra Buggy excursion on pages 16-29.
Matters Wapusk National Park
Wapusk National Park has been a gathering point for polar bears for hundreds of
years. Within its borders lies Cape Churchill, renowned as the best place on Earth
to see polar bears in the wild, and seasonal home of Frontiers North’s Tundra Buggy
Lodge. Fall asleep and wake up with these majestic creatures right outside your
With over 30 years experience leading wildlife window, and on clear nights enjoy the dancing of the incredible northern lights.
adventures, we’ve learned a thing or two about Only Frontiers North has access to this incredible place where polar bears await
selecting destinations that we believe represent the the freezing of Hudson Bay. Learn more about Cape Churchill on page 25.
incredible beauty of Canada and the North.
Riding Mountain National Park
Explore the bold boreal forests, expanses of meadows and lakes, lofty heights
and deep gorges of the Manitoba escarpment. Home to moose, black bear, a captive
Travelling into these extraordinary bison herd and other incredible wildlife, Riding Mountain National Park will show
corners, we take our guests into areas you Manitoba’s wild side. Learn more about adventures in this area on pages 19-20.
where wildlife, culture and history come Great Bear Rainforest
alive and the stunning landscapes leave An emerging destination for wildlife viewing and ecotourism, there are no roads to
this rugged coastline on Canada’s west coast. Home to bears, wolves and whales,
an impression that will not be forgotten. enjoy exploring one of Earth’s last great wild places on foot or by boat taking in
the culture and natural history. This place of spectacular beauty is home to Great
Bear Lodge, a fully self-contained floating lodge situated in an outstanding wildlife
viewing location. Learn more about this incredible experience on page 32.
Northwest Passage
For centuries, the Northwest Passage has been thought of as the pinnacle of
northern exploration. Even today, few venture into this remote route through
Canada’s arctic. The passage takes you along the shores of islands sparse in human
inhabitants but teeming with wildlife and natural wonders. Learn more about this
incredible journey cruising through Canada’s North on page 33.
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Why PASSIONATE,
PROFESSIONAL GUIDES
Our world-class guides and
Frontiers
drivers offer a wealth of
knowledge and experience.
Chosen for their expertise, our
North
WE ARE TOURISM LEADERS enthusiastic and engaging team
We are an award-winning and internationally known leader in Canada’s will make sure you leave having
eco-tourism industry and have been recognized by the Tourism Industry had the adventure of a lifetime.
Adventures
Association of Canada as one of the top three sustainable tourism
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operators in Canada. We are proud that our Frontiers North Tundra Buggy
Adventure was hailed as a quintessential Canadian tourism experience by KEVIN
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Destination Canada, and was awarded Signature Experience status. Tundra Buggy Driver since 1991.
EXCLUSIVE ACCESS FRONTIERS NORTH ADVENTURES
We work tirelessly to meet standards set is a family-owned and -operated business
by Manitoba Sustainable Development and that has been specializing in adventures
Parks Canada, which allows us to take guests to Canada’s north for over 30 years. Our
into places where only we can go, offering programs are designed for guests with
unparalleled experiences. We currently hold specific interests in experiential travel,
the only business license to house guests photography, wildlife, culture and adventure.
inside Wapusk National Park; and we also hold Since day one, we have built our business
the most permits to operate on the Churchill working closely with the communities and
©DMYTRO CHERKASOV
Wildlife Management Area trail network. We locals within the communities we visit. It’s
have an impeccable safety record and hold all these relationships that make the difference
the necessary permits that allow our guests to between a cool vacation and an amazing,
travel with peace of mind. authentic and intimate adventure.
WE’RE COMMITTED TO CONSERVATION BEST VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY
AND SUSTAINABILITY Our guests invest time and money
We believe that our responsibility as a into visiting Canada. That’s why
wildlife tour operator includes not only a our adventures are planned by
focus on conservation, but also on supporting experienced wildlife and nature
the communities in which we travel. Through enthusiasts who understand the
our support of Polar Bears International complexities of northern travel and
and the northern communities where our who value exploration, community
PARTNERING WITH POLAR BEARS INTERNATIONAL
tours take place, we are able to provide an and life-changing travel experiences.
Through our exclusive partnership with Polar Bears International,
enriched experience for our guests and at
we provide an opportunity for our guests to learn first-hand
the same time do some good for the wildlife,
from species experts who join us on our Tundra Buggies and at
people and places where we operate.
our Tundra Buggy Lodge to share their knowledge about arctic
wildlife and climate change.
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Our Commitment For decades, long before the term ‘sustainability’ came into
common use, we’ve been integrating sustainable practices into
to Corporate Social our operations. Our commitment to sustainability starts with
a deep appreciation of the fragile environments in which we
Responsibility operate, and our good fortune in being afforded rare access to
special places we can share with our guests.
Our approach to social responsibility involves three core areas: Environmental
Stewardship, Caring for People and Community Involvement. Here are a few
highlights of our activities and achievements in these areas:
• We manage our operations using an Environmental Impact Assessment.
Environmental • By optimizing operations, we have reduced our per guest GHG emissions.
• We support pioneering, non-invasive polar bear research.
Stewardship • By eliminating disposable H2O bottles from our tours, we prevent the
waste of approximately 3,780 plastic bottles per year.
• We have a 99% guest satisfaction rate.
Caring • We have a profit sharing program for staff of up to 10% of annual salary.
for People • We value and employ a diverse workforce: 11% Indigenous, 11% visible minority
and 50% of our management team are women.
• We partner with the Junior Canadian Rangers and provide bursaries for
Community local students.
Involvement • We donate 2% of pre-tax profits to social causes.
• Our purchasing policy ensures we source local, Indigenous and suppliers
that support social and environmental responsibility.
To learn the full extent of our social responsibility activities, visit us online frontiersnorth.com/our-story/social-responsibility
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1.5 mil
Tundra Buggy One
Sharing Polar
Tundra Buggy One is a mobile broadcast
and research centre we created exclusively
for PBI’s use. Buggy One is outfitted with
tools and equipment that enable polar bear
Bears with
scientists to study bears and broadcast live
©FANG TIEMANN
Number of views of polar bear content
webcasts and video from the remote tundra,
via live feeds from Tundra Buggy One
sharing up-to-date information on Churchill’s
the World
during October and November 2017.
polar bears with audiences around the world.
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Tundra Buggy Lodge
During October and November, PBI
researchers and scientists use Frontiers
North’s Tundra Buggy Lodge as their in-
Guests that experienced presentations field headquarters. Guests staying at the
by PBI’s polar bear species experts at our Lodge have the chance to meet and mingle
Tundra Buggy Lodge in 2017. with PBI’s scientists each night and enjoy
As a travel company, we bring guests to informative evening presentations.
incredible corners of Canada’s North so they Polar Bear Cam Tundra Connections®
1,135
More than a decade ago we created Every fall, PBI conducts live, free broadcasts—
can experience firsthand the history, culture polarbearcam.com, a site where viewers from webcasts, live chats, and Google Hangouts
and wildlife of an area of the world that not around the world could see what we see in on air—from Tundra Buggy One during the
Churchill. Thanks to our partnership with PBI polar bear migration in Churchill. Each week
many people will have the chance to see. We and explore.org we are able to inspire millions focuses on a different theme, tapping into the
realize that we also have a responsibility to of people around the globe by streaming live expertise of guest panelists. Viewers are able Number of Frontiers North guests that
footage of Churchill’s polar bears during their to see wild polar bears, meet experts, and ask met a PBI in-field ambassador on their
not only ensure we are travelling sustainably autumn migration. questions and receive answers in real time. Tundra Buggy in 2017.
in these fragile ecosystems, but also to inspire
1.9 mil
PBI Field Ambassador Program
and educate people around the world to be
passionate about the North and everyone 80,733
Number of individuals who viewed live
Each year the PBI Field Ambassador program
selects 3-4 zoo professionals to join their
team in Churchill. These volunteers donate
– and everything – who live there. It is this The approximate number of people who Tundra Connections webcasts in 2017. two weeks of their time each year for two
responsibility that has fuelled our partnership tuned into the Polar Bear Cam to view This includes classrooms ranging from years, with support from their zoos, to share
Churchill’s polar bears during the 2017 Pre-K all the way to university, zoo their knowledge about polar bears and
with Polar Bears International. climate change with tourists on board nearly
polar bear season. staff and the general public.
60 Tundra Buggy tours each year.
Polar Bears International (PBI) is the world’s leading polar bear
conservation group, dedicated to saving polar bears by saving their
habitat. Since 2002, Frontiers North Adventures has been a Platinum
sponsor of PBI and through this partnership we have collaborated on a
number of projects intended to inspire people all over the globe.
For more information about our partnership with PBI
©BJ KIRSCHHOFFER
visit frontiersnorth.com/polarbearsinternational
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The Official
Tundra Buggy
Established in 1979, it was the Specially designed for the northern landscape, these takes our guests to the heart of polar bear country,
all-terrain vehicles enable us to take guests to the best where bears and other arctic wildlife roam. During the
creation of the original tundra locations in the Churchill area to safely experience winter, we are the only company to travel across the
vehicle, the Tundra Buggy, that wildlife and the phenomenal northern lights. No other frozen Churchill River, far from the lights of town,
company can boast the extensive and exclusive access to the Thanadelthur Lounge to view the incredible
ignited adventuring amongst polar that Frontiers North has. northern lights.
bears in Churchill. Today, Frontiers
Venturing on a network of established trails in the Frontiers North Adventures holds the most permits
North carries on that spirit of Churchill Wildlife Management Area (summer and to operate in these protected areas, offering our guests
leading the way. autumn) and the frozen tidal flats of Cape Churchill in superior access to the amazing northern landscape
Wapusk National Park (late autumn), the Tundra Buggy and wildlife.
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The number of Tundra
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The number of permits held by
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The number of kilometres of
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The number of kilometres
45
Top speed of a Tundra
Buggies in our fleet. Frontiers North to travel on the trails in the CWMA (20 mi). of trails Frontiers North Buggy in kilometres
trail network in the Churchill has access to including the per hour (28 mph).
Wildlife Management Area CWMA and Wapusk National
(CWMA). There are 18 in total. Park (28 mi).
4m
3m
2m
1m
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The Tundra
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Buggy Lodge
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The Tundra Buggy Lodge, located in the 2
heart of polar bear country, offers a unique,
immersive experience where guests can
fall asleep and wake up with polar bears “Imagine yourself in the middle of nowhere,
right outside their window. Situated far surrounded by the vast tundra landscape...
from town within the Churchill Wildlife
and polar bears.”
Management Area (CWMA), the lodge
is also an optimal spot for northern lights
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viewing opportunities at night.
4 5 1. Sleeping quarters
2. Northern lights above the lounge
Our Tundra Buggy Lodge consists of two accommodation 3. Seating for supper time
units, a lounge with skylights and a rooftop observation deck, 4. Lounging in the evening
5. Welcome to Dan’s Diner
a dining hall and staff quarters. Outdoor viewing platforms 6. Bears at play
connect each unit and allow for outdoor photography. 7. Polar bear at Cape Churchill
8. Rooftop observation deck
©JESSICA FINN
For more information about the amenities offered at the Tundra
Buggy Lodge visit frontiersnorth.com/tundra-buggy-lodge
10Munck’s Ring (mid-winter)
It’s All About Location In February and March, during peak northern
The benefit of a lodge on wheels is that lights season, we transport our guests by Tundra
Buggy across the frozen Churchill River to our
we can provide the best viewing access exclusive Thanadelthur Lounge. Positioned at
for our guests by positioning the Tundra Munck’s Ring, a historically significant spot along
the Churchill River, the lounge is far from the lights
Buggy Lodge in different locations of town for optimal northern light viewing. Guests
throughout the seasons. can view the dancing skies through panoramic
windows and skylights, climb onto the rooftop
Polar Bear Point (early autumn) observation deck for a completely unobstructed
During the early autumn, the view or descend directly onto the river to watch
Tundra Buggy Lodge is located and photograph the lights from below, weather
©JESSICA FINN
at Polar Bear Point, on the coast permitting. frontiersnorth.com/aurora-lounge
of the Hudson Bay inside the
CWMA. It is around this area
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that we see the highest density
of polar bears in October and Cape Churchill (late autumn)
©SIMON GEE/CANUKIMAGES.COM
early November as they await At the end of the autumn season, we move the Tundra
the freezing of the bay. Buggy Lodge to Cape Churchill in Wapusk National
Park, conditions permitting. At Cape Churchill, we
tend to see more males, as well as family groups of
moms and cubs. Frontiers North is the only company
©MIKE GERE
Trail to Cape Churchill permitted to host guests overnight in Wapusk
Tundra Buggy Trail Network National Park and we only offer one departure in this
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Highways area per year.
Tundra Buggy Lodge
seasonal locations
POLAR BEAR POINT
TUNDRA BUGGY DOCK
CAPE CHURCHILL
MUNCK'S RING
Churchill River Churchill Wildlife Wapusk
Management Area National Park
11Choose your What is your travel type? Frontiers North’s adventure levels
are based on the capacity, length and inclusions of each tour,
Adventure… allowing us to cater to different types of travellers. Finding your
ideal adventure starts here!
Unecessary. I can ADVENTURER Our most flexible and
Gives me the freedom cost-efficient option, these tours
The flexibility to do my own research
include the basics of lodging and
choose my own and talk to locals to to do what I want on
transportation, and allow flexibility to
activities. find out more about my own budget. add the activities that interest you
the places I visit. most. Adventurer-level tours have the
largest guest capacity of all our tours,
are unescorted and tend to be shorter
in length. Look for Adventurer tours
from pages 21-29.
Awesome! I like
Includes a
Being having a guide
well-planned itinerary
accompanied by who knows the My Ideal
full of culture,
an Interpretive destination and vacation: ENTHUSIAST Our most well-rounded
community and
Guide is: cares about my adventures, these tours include
wildlife. lodging and transportation with a mix
experience.
When of cultural and wildlife viewing
planning my activities built in. Enthusiast-level
tours are medium-capacity departures
adventure led by an Interpretive Guide. So you
can sit back and relax; we take care of
I prefer: all the details. Look for Enthusiast
A worry-free
Experiencing the vacation with tours from pages 17-29.
When travelling The most
variety of activities opportunities to
I look most important part
that my destination experience culture,
forward to: of my trip is:
has to offer. history and wildlife.
SPECIALIST Our most exclusive tour
offerings, these all-inclusive adventures
are best-suited to those who want to
maximize their time viewing wildlife to
capture the perfect image.
Specialist-level tours have a smaller
An all-inclusive Spending most of capacity and longer duration, are led by
An immersive a Photo Specialist guide and forgo most
itinerary so I can sit my time viewing
wildlife experience cultural components in favour of more
back and enjoy the wildlife to capture
like no other. time spent with wildlife. Look for
experience. the perfect photo.
Specialist tours from pages 25-33.
12 Still not sure what level of adventure is right for you? Let us help. Contact a Frontiers North Adventure Planner at 1-204-949-2050 or 1-800-663-9832 or email info@frontiersnorth.comWildlife Guide RED FOX A variety of colour variations exist within the
red fox population in the Churchill area. While the
best known is perhaps the well known reddish hue,
a cross fox is a colour variant which has a long dark
The province of Manitoba is home to a multitude of stripe running down its back, intersecting another
incredible creatures, making it the perfect place for a truly stripe to form a cross over the shoulders. A silver
Canadian wildlife experience. Here are just a handful of the fox is yet another colour variation which tends to be
animals you could see when you travel with us. mostly black or blue-grey with a white tip on its tail.
POLAR BEAR There are approximately 1,000 polar
BISON Riding Mountain National Park (RMNP) is
bears in the Western Hudson Bay population, and
home to the Lake Audy Bison Enclosure, which
the Churchill Wildlife Management Area (CWMA)
houses a captive herd of 40 plains bison. Once
hosts the largest concentration of bears in the area.
near extinction in the area due to hunting, this
Here bears spend their days lazing on the coast,
herd’s reintroduction into the area is the first step in
sparring and playing as they await the forming of
restoring and protecting the prairie ecosystem.
their sea ice hunting ground.
BELUGA WHALE There are approximately 55,000
beluga whales in the Hudson Bay population.
BLACK BEAR Widely considered one of the top black
An estimated 3,000 beluga whales spend their
bear destinations in North America, Manitoba is
summer in the warm, fresh water of the Churchill
home to dense black bear populations throughout
River, giving birth and feeding on small fish.
the majority of its regions, including RMNP. Despite
Belugas, known as the “canaries of the sea”, are
their name, black bears are not always black – they
natural mimics and emit squeaks, pops, whistles
can also be light brown, blond or even grey-blue.
and chirps in order to communicate with other
whales around them.
MOOSE An enduring symbol of the Canadian
ARCTIC FOX Arctic fox can be seen in the CWMA
outdoors, moose are plentiful in RMNP. The park’s
during both the summer and the autumn, but have
moose population is estimated at roughly 3,000
a habit of changing their colour to suit the season.
individuals. Moose calves are generally born in the
In the summer their fur is brownish-grey, and in the
spring, so at the peak of the summer season these
autumn and winter their fur turns white to blend
leggy youngsters can be expected to weigh 240 lbs
into their snowy surroundings.
at just three months of age!
13Join the Adventure
Dine beneath the northern lights
Imagine crossing the frozen Churchill River as the
lights of town gently fade in the distance. As you
approach the opposite snow-steeped bank, you
notice a new glow, like a beacon lighting your way.
It’s -35 degrees Celsius and as you step outside the
Tundra Buggy the crisp air threatens to bite your
cheeks but is just as quickly forgotten as you enter
your warm, safe haven for the evening: a one-of-a-
kind, pop-up restaurant.
©HANDCRAFT CREATIVE
The panoramic windows and skylights overhead
offer a nearly unobstructed view of the snow and
skyscapes around you. The atmosphere is warm
and welcoming, filled with delicious aromas and the
sound of clinking glasses. Your hosts set the first
course before you, part of a meticulously curated
menu inspired by this storied place, featuring
regional delicacies from land and sea.
As the evening sky envelopes the landscape in
darkness, faint streaks of green begin to stretch up
from the horizon. The brightening curtain of light
begins to move as in a crescendo and the northern
lights snap to life. The din of conversation fades as
the breathtaking aurora borealis dazzles above.
Welcome to Dan’s Diner, a remote culinary
adventure like no other.
©JACQUELINE YOUNG
Join us on a Northern Lights and Winter Nights
©COLE MOSZYNSKI
experience for your chance to dine under the dancing
aurora borealis at this unique pop-up restaurant on
the edge of the ice-covered Churchill River.
Learn more about this adventure on page 17.
14 ©COLE MOSZYNSKINEW Riding Mountain Explore Manitoba’s parks and protected areas
Adventure Manitoba is a province of many ecosystems, ranging from the wide, open prairies to
Frontiers North is happy to announce rolling boreal forests and the vast tundra of the North. Explore this beautiful province
our brand new Riding Mountain with Frontiers North, the only company that offers adventures in Manitoba’s two
Adventure launching in 2019! national parks and the protected Churchill Wildlife Management Area
Travel overland through the changing Riding Mountain National Park sits atop the Manitoba Escarpment and is home to rolling
landscapes of Manitoba and get to valleys, deep gorges and numerous rivers and lakes. This area sits at the convergence
know the wild side of Riding Mountain of three ecosystems - the grasslands, upland boreal and eastern deciduous forests
National Park, home to bison, black - and is home to moose, black bears and a captive bison herd, as well as wolves, elk,
bear, moose and so much more. lynx and hundreds of bird species.
Not only will you enjoy daily wildlife
Wapusk National Park lies in an area
safaris, but you will also have the
of transition between boreal forest
chance to get to know the charming resort town of Wasagaming, located along the
and arctic tundra, and is one of the
stunning shores of Clear Lake. Don’t miss out on the rugged beauty of this Manitoba gem.
world’s largest known polar bear
Learn more about this adventure on page 19. maternity denning areas. Within
the borders of the park you will find
over 44 mammal species, more
than 250 species of birds and the
Cape Churchill caribou herd with a
population of roughly 3,000 caribou.
©DMYTRO CHERKASOV
Frontiers North is the only tour
company in the world with a business
license to host guests overnight in the
park for our Polar Bears at Legendary
Cape Churchill Expedition.
Churchill Wildlife Management Area
(CWMA), the province’s largest
©SIMON GEE/CANUKIMAGES.COM
protected area at 850,000 hectares,
is the summer and autumn resting
area of annual polar bear visitors, as
well as a wide variety of plants, birds
and other northern wildlife. Situated
along the coast of the Hudson Bay, it
is at the intersection of three distinct
ecosystems: arctic marine, subarctic
tundra and boreal forest.
©TAYLOR COLE
©HANDCRAFT CREATIVE 15Winter
in Churchill
Average
Temperature:
Located directly beneath the auroral oval, -24˚
©JESSICA FINN
Churchill is one of the best places on Earth
-27˚C to -20˚C
to witness the awe-inspiring northern lights. (-13˚F to -3˚F)
Long, dark winter nights provide the perfect
setting for northern lights photography.
Travellers visiting Churchill in the winter enjoy outdoor activities
such as dog sledding and snowshoeing through the boreal forest.
In the evenings, adventurers board a Tundra Buggy and head far Average Hours
©JESSICA FINN
©MIKE GERE
away from the lights of town to view the aurora borealis in all its of Daylight:
14 hours
glory from the warmth and comfort of the Thanadelthur Lounge.
5 things we love
about winter
8 to 13 hours/day
©BELINDA FITZPATRICK
©DAN HARPER
1.
Laying down on the frozen Churchill River as the
northern lights dance above.
2. T
he crunch of the snow beneath our snowshoes When to go:
as we explore the boreal forest.
3.
Holding a warm mug of hot cocoa after an exciting
dog sled ride.
FEBRUARY
4.
The breathtaking view of ice stretching endlessly
across the frozen Hudson Bay.
MARCH
5.
When the sun’s rays hit the ice crystals in the air
©HEIDI DEN HAAN
just right, creating beautiful “sun dogs”.
©DAN HARPER
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Lights and
Winter Nights
February & March
Churchill is located directly beneath the auroral oval
making this northern town one of the best places on
Earth to witness the awe-inspiring Northern Lights.
Frontiers North’s Northern Lights and Winter Nights
adventure, led by an experienced Interpretive Guide,
offers you the opportunity to capture this incredible
night-sky phenomenon from the tundra, surrounded
by the beautiful northern landscape with access to
the warmth and comfort of the Thanadelthur Lounge.
Your adventure begins in Winnipeg with a
northern lights program, interactive workshop and
private guided tour of the Manitoba Museum and
Planetarium. Then, travel to Churchill to experience
the history and culture of this unique northern
community with an afternoon of snowshoeing over
snow-covered precambrian rock and an exhilarating
dog sled ride through the boreal forest.
As the evening sky envelopes the tundra in darkness
each night, you will travel across the Churchill River
by Tundra Buggy to the Thanadelthur Lounge where
you can look to the sky and watch for the heavens to
put on a dazzling grand finale.
This departure can be This adventure includes an
experienced at the evening at Dan’s Diner, a
remote culinary experience like
ENTHUSIAST no other. See available dates
LEVEL
page 37.
Learn more on page 12.
©MIKE GERE
Call us Toll Free in North America at 1-800-663-9832
or International at 1-204-949-2050 or visit frontiersnorth.com 17Summer
in Churchill
Average
Temperature:
11˚
©HEIDI DEN HAAN
©BOB DEBETS
Churchill in the summer is a beautiful thing:
beluga whales by the thousands, hundreds
10˚C to 12˚C
of migratory bird species, a veritable rainbow (51˚F to 54˚F)
of flowers in full bloom and, yes, even the
©JESSICA FINN
possibility of seeing polar bears.
You can experience Churchill’s beluga whales in a variety of ways:
boat or Zodiac tour, self-propelled kayak, or get a closer look right on
the water on a paddleboarding adventure. On land you can peruse the Average Hours
cultural museums, experience dog carting and explore the colourful of Daylight:
16 hours
flora and amazing fauna of the Churchill Wildlife Management Area
on a Tundra Buggy adventure.
5 things we love
about summer
14 to 18 hours/day
©HANDCRAFT CREATIVE
©REMI ALLEN
1.
The incredible variety of colourful flowers and
delicious berries that cover the tundra landscape.
2.
The chance to see adorable arctic fox kits emerge When to go:
from their den to play.
3.
Fat, healthy polar bears rolling in the cool waters
of the Hudson Bay.
JULY
4.
Small, grey baby beluga whales swimming
alongside their moms in the Churchill River.
AUGUST
5.
Exploring the history of Prince of Wales Fort
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National Historic site which only has tours at this
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time of year.
18Riding
Mountain
Adventure
July & August
Riding Mountain National Park (RMNP) is a diverse
and enthralling wilderness that is home to some of
Manitoba and Canada’s most iconic wildlife.
This 3,000 sq. km. park atop the Manitoba
Escarpment protects three ecosystems: the
grasslands, upland boreal and eastern deciduous
forests. Home to rolling valleys as well as numerous
rivers and lakes, the park is renowned for its stunning
landscapes and pristine waterways, particularly the
sandy beaches of Clear Lake.
Embark on daily safari drives in search of black bear,
moose, wolf, lynx, deer and other Canadian wildlife.
Visit the Lake Audy bison enclosure, home to a
captive herd of 40 plains bison, and learn about the
reintroduction of these once absent mammals into
their native prairie land.
Get to know the charming town of Wasagaming
located on the south shore of Clear Lake on a
picturesque walk, where you can explore provincial
heritage sites, shops and restaurants.
This departure can be Venture through the rugged
experienced at the and beautiful heart of
Manitoba in search of its
ENTHUSIAST wondrous wildlife. See
LEVEL
available dates on page 37.
Learn more on page 12.
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North’s Big
Five Safari
July & August
Experience the spectacular wildlife of Manitoba
with an adventure from the dense forest of Riding
Mountain National Park, to the colourful tundra of
Churchill. Our one-of-a-kind Big Five Safari is a salute
to the incredible array of megafauna that populate
the forests, prairies, tundra and waters of this
beautiful province.
Your journey begins in Winnipeg, the geographic
centre of North America. Travel overland to Riding
Mountain National Park where the boreal forest,
meadows and lakes, lofty heights and deep gorges of
the Manitoba Escarpment are home to moose, black
bears, a captive bison herd and more. Enjoy daily
wildlife drives to photograph the amazing wildlife and
landscapes of the area.
Next, fly north to Churchill, where the boreal forest
gives way to the rugged tundra and northern
waterways. Set out by boat and Zodiac amongst
inquisitive beluga whales and explore the Churchill
Wildlife Management Area in search of the majestic
polar bear.
This departure can be Frontiers North’s Big Five
experienced at the Safari will leave you in awe of
Manitoba’s biodiversity. See
ENTHUSIAST available dates on page 38.
LEVEL
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Family
Adventure
July & August
Embark on a spectacular family vacation during
Churchill’s annual beluga whale migration, when the
summer landscape is bursting with colourful blooms
and the wildlife of the North are soaking in the
summer sun.
Spend time on the water amongst the curious and
friendly beluga whales aboard a whale watching
boat, then get close and personal on a Zodiac tour.
You will also explore the tundra on an official Tundra
Buggy adventure through the Churchill Wildlife
Management Area, where a multitude of northern
flora and fauna may be seen. You might even have the
opportunity to see the first of the summer polar bears
as they begin their migration into the area.
Other activities include an exhilarating dog cart
excursion through the boreal forest and interactive,
family-friendly programming from Parks Canada and
the Canadian Junior Rangers.
This departure can be Frontiers North’s Summer
experienced at the Family Adventure is sure to
thrill travellers of all ages, with
ADVENTURER specialized programming for
LEVEL
children age 12 and under. See
available dates page 37.
Learn more on page 12.
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and Blooms
July & August
Summer is the perfect time to visit Churchill. During
the months of July and August, the Churchill River
is teeming with beluga whales who migrate into the
warm, shallow waters to give birth and feed on fish.
Known as the “canaries of the sea”, these friendly
and inquisitive creatures will capture your heart as
you enjoy their whale song by boat and Zodiac or, for
the more adventurous, in the water with a kayak, or
stand-up paddleboard adventure.
While on land, enjoy the view as the surrounding
landscape erupts into colourful summer blooms.
You will experience a dog carting excursion with a
professional musher on a mile-long trek through
the boreal forest and explore the Churchill Wildlife
Management Area by Tundra Buggy for the chance
see a multitude of northern wildlife. You might
even have the opportunity to see the first of the
summer polar bears as they begin their migration
into the area.
This departure can be This unique summer experience
experienced at the will leave you in awe of the
beauty of Canada’s northern
ADVENTURER summer. See available dates
LEVEL
page 38.
ENTHUSIAST
©ZHANG YONGPENG
LEVEL Learn more on page 12.
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22 or International at 1-204-949-2050 or visit frontiersnorth.comFrontiers North’s Photo Contest
Every year we host our #FindTrueNorth Over the years, we have received many incredible submissions and
we’re always blown away by the beautiful moments our guests have
photo contest and invite guests to submit captured. Below are just a handful of some of our past winners.
their favourite images captured on their For more information about the contest and to see past submissions
Frontiers North adventure. visit frontiersnorth.com/photo-contest
Photo contest past winners:
©MICHAEL WRABELL
©ANJA VOMRATH
©EARL GRAVOIS
©ISABEL HERNANDEZ
©MARTIN GALLOWAY
©STEVE MANDEL
©TAL AKABAS
23Autumn
in Churchill
Average
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Temperature:
-8˚C
©MIKE GERE
It’s all about the polar bears during autumn in
Churchill. Enjoy the beautiful colours of autumn
-13˚C to -2˚C
on the tundra in October or visit in November to (9˚F to 29˚F)
see the Hudson Bay coast draped in ice and snow.
Our autumn Tundra Buggy excursions offer guests the unique
opportunity to explore where polar bears and other arctic wildlife
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©DMYTRO CHERKASOV
roam. These excursions are the best and safest way to view the
majestic polar bear in its natural environment. Guests travelling to
Average Hours
Churchill in the autumn also enjoy cultural components such as dog of Daylight:
9 hours
sledding and museum visits.
5 things we love about
©RICHARD DAY
7 to 11 hours/day
autumn in Churchill
1.
The excitement of experiencing arctic wildlife for
the first time.
2. T
he joy of spotting a camouflaged arctic critter
hidden amongst the willows and rocks of the When to go:
tundra.
3. E
xperiencing the transformation of the landscape
from the warm, autumnal tones of October to the
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
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cool, wintry whites of November.
4. S
haring in Canada’s North with new friends from
©DMYTRO CHERKASOV
all over the world.
5.
Watching a polar bear lumber across the tundra,
backlit by the warm glow of a Manitoba sunset.
24Polar Bears
at Legendary
Cape Churchill
November
Experience a unique adventure in a place like no
other. This expedition, exclusive to Frontiers North
and offered just once a year, offers an immersive
experience at Cape Churchill in Wapusk National
Park, world-renowned as the best location on Earth to
view and photograph polar bears in the wild.
Partake in daily Tundra Buggy excursions to view and
capture breathtaking photographs of polar bears,
other arctic wildlife and the magnificently pristine
landscape of Wapusk National Park.
Spend your evenings at the Tundra Buggy Lodge, a
warm haven where you can relax, mingle and swap
stories with other international visitors and enjoy
delicious regional cuisine. You are also invited to join
our Photo Resource for a photography workshop
and hands-on learning, and exclusive, evening
presentations hosted by Polar Bears International
species experts.
This departure can be This adventure is the ultimate
experienced at the polar bear viewing and
photography expedition. Space
SPECIALIST is limited; reserve early. See
LEVEL
available dates on page 37.
©DMYTRO CHERKASOV
Learn more on page 12.
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Journey:
Polar Bears
Early November
This exclusive tour, offered just once a year, combines
education and adventure to create a unique
opportunity to experience the heart of polar bear
country with a leading polar bear scientist.
Learn about polar bear conservation and awareness
from a Polar Bears International scientist. Come face-
to-face with polar bears in their natural habitat and
go behind the scenes on Tundra Buggy One, a mobile
broadcast and research station, and the centre of
operations for our polar bear cams, broadcast live at
explore.org.
Frontiers North’s Conservation Journey: Polar Bears
brings you into the Churchill Wildlife Management
Area, where the highest concentration of polar bears
can be found. This departure includes time on the
tundra with a knowledgeable Interpretive Guide and
evenings at the Tundra Buggy Lodge, learning about
how we can work together to help save polar bear
habitat.
Join us to see firsthand the work that’s being done
and learn how you, too, can help preserve polar bear
habitat for generations to come.
A portion of the proceeds of this trip will be
provided to Polar Bears International in support
of its programs and conservation efforts.
This departure can be This educational adventure is
experienced at the best-suited for individuals with
a keen interest in conservation.
ENTHUSIAST See available dates on page 37.
LEVEL
©BJ KIRSCHHOFFER
Learn more on page 12.
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26 or International at 1-204-949-2050 or visit frontiersnorth.comTundra Buggy
Lodge at Polar
Bear Point
October & November
Frontiers North’s Tundra Buggy Lodge is located
at Polar Bear Point in the Churchill Wildlife
Management Area, home to the largest concentration
of polar bears in the Churchill area. The lodge
offers a unique, immersive experience where, when
conditions are right, you can view the dance of the
northern lights from the rooftop observation deck
and fall asleep with polar bears right outside your
window.
Daily Tundra Buggy excursions take you beyond
the lodge for plenty of photography opportunities.
Evenings at the lodge can be just as memorable,
with delectable, regional dishes created by your
private lodge chef and ample time to swap stories
with other guests and enjoy world-class meals. As a
guest at the Tundra Buggy Lodge, you are also invited
to enjoy exclusive evening presentations hosted by
Polar Bears International species experts and our
knowledgeable Interpretive Guides.
This departure can be This immersive adventure will
experienced at the maximize your wildlife viewing
opportunities in the Churchill
ENTHUSIAST Wildlife Management Area. See
LEVEL
available dates on page 37.
SPECIALIST
LEVEL Learn more on page 12.
©ALEX BUHAGIAR
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Family
Adventure
October
Experience the amazing beauty and wildlife of
Canada’s North on a spectacular family-friendly
adventure that showcases the best of Churchill in
polar bear season.
Explore the tundra aboard an official Tundra Buggy
safari in the Churchill Wildlife Management Area,
where polar bears await the freezing of the Hudson
Bay. Families will have plenty of opportunities to
watch these majestic mammals and other arctic
wildlife in their natural environment.
Other activities include an exhilarating dog sled
excursion through the boreal forest and interactive,
family-friendly programming from Parks Canada and
the Canadian Junior Rangers. Your family members
will also have the unique opportunity to become
citizen scientists with Field Ambassadors from Polar
Bears International.
This departure can be Frontiers North’s Autumn
experienced at the Family Adventure is sure to
thrill travellers of all ages, with
ENTHUSIAST specialized programming for
LEVEL
children age 12 and under. See
available dates on page 37.
Learn more on page 12.
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28 or International at 1-204-949-2050 or visit frontiersnorth.comChurchill Town
and Tundra
Experience
October & November
This Churchill hotel-based adventure will allow you to
experience the excitement of polar bear viewing from
a Tundra Buggy, as well as enjoy the eclectic charm of
this remote northern town.
The Churchill Town and Tundra Experience includes
full-day Tundra Buggy safaris in the Churchill Wildlife
Management Area, where polar bears await the
freezing of the Hudson Bay. You will have plenty of
opportunity to watch these majestic mammals and
other arctic wildlife in their natural environment.
Discover Churchill’s personality by exploring unique
shops, family-run restaurants boasting delicious
regional cuisine and museums that portray the
natural, cultural and historical importance of the area.
This departure can be This classic adventure is the best way
experienced at the to experience the culture of the town of
Churchill as well as polar bear viewing
ADVENTURER in the Churchill Wildlife Management
LEVEL
Area. See available dates on page 36.
ENTHUSIAST
LEVEL Learn more on page 12.
©BRIAN WILSON
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2. Paddleboarding
3. Dogsledding
Add To Your
4. Kayaking
Adventure
All add-on experiences are season
1
permitting and subject to availability.
For more information, talk to one of 2 4
our Adventure Planners today!
WINTER SUMMER AUTUMN
©ERIC LINDBERG
©DANIEL RAITI
©JESSICA FINN
Winnipeg Cold Weather Dog Sledding Helicopter tour Kayaking Paddleboarding
Hotel Gear Rental or Dog Carting Experience the majesty Kayak in the Churchill Feel the ebb and flow
Extend your stay in If you are visiting Feel the exhilaration of Canada’s large River estuary where of the Churchill River
Winnipeg to see all Churchill and don’t of a dog sled or dog ecosystem on an hour- beluga whales can seek beneath your feet
that our wonderful city own (or don’t want cart excursion through long helicopter tour you out and swim by on a beluga whale
has to offer. We are to transport) a parka, the boreal forest. Get over the desert-like for a closer look. This experience you will
happy to book your snow pants and winter close to the earth and tundra and northern adventure is great for find nowhere else.
additional Winnipeg boots, we can help! into the elements as boreal forest. Fly over all levels of paddlers Paddleboarding offers
hotel nights before or We are pleased to you travel with an the Churchill Wildlife and no experience the opportunity to
after your Churchill offer our guests experienced, northern Management Area and is necessary; a get right on the water
adventure. outstanding Canada dog team through Wapusk National Park Zodiac boat with an and can be enjoyed
Goose parkas and the boreal forest in in search of northern experienced driver will standing or sitting. Let
snow pants, and Baffin Churchill. wildlife including polar be nearby at all times. the belugas lead the
boots through our bears, moose, ringed way as you explore the
Gear Rental Program. seals, caribou and river estuary on this
arctic fox. unique and fun activity.
frontiersnorth.com/
gear-rental
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30Extend Your Stay
Winnipeg, our gateway city to Churchill, is a vibrant and
welcoming community with plenty of additional activities
to experience. Below are some of our favourites.
FortWhyte Royal Assiniboine Winnipeg
Alive Canadian Mint Park Zoo Art Gallery
An award-winning With original designs Home to a 10-acre arctic Manitoba’s leading art
destination for incredible crafted by Canadian artists, and northern species museum and Canada’s
outdoor experiences, the Mint produces some of exhibit that is the only oldest civic art gallery
FortWhyte’s interpretive the world’s most stunning project of its kind in holds over 27,000 artworks
centre and trails are collectible coins. Canada, and with close spanning centuries and
located on 640 acres to 200 different animal civilizations, including
mint.ca
of protected, urban species in all, you are the world’s largest public
greenspace. sure to make some new collection of contemporary
discoveries at the zoo. Inuit art.
fortwhyte.org
assiniboineparkzoo.ca wag.ca
Canadian Museum for The Manitoba Museum
Human Rights Renowned for its combined
The first national museum human and natural heritage
dedicated to the evolution, themes, the museum
celebration and future of is also home to one of
human rights, and a hub Canada’s most important
for conversation, this is historic collections, the
the first national museum Hudson Bay Company
built outside Ottawa, our Collection.
nation’s capital. manitobamuseum.ca
humanrights.ca
31Grizzly Bears
Of The Great
Bear Rainforest
May to October
Take a glimpse into the daily lives of the grizzly bear
and other magnificent wildlife as you explore the
coastal areas of the Great Bear Rainforest in British
Columbia. This lodge-based adventure features daily
boat excursions and interpretive hikes in this remote
and beautiful area, renowned for its vast array of
wildlife.
Spring (May to June)
Bear witness to grizzly bears as they graze on sedge
along the river’s edge after emerging from their
mountain dens. Spring is also host to a variety of birds,
such as the bald eagle, waterfowl and songbirds.
Summer (July to August)
Float quietly along the estuary sloughs to observe the
bears, birds and other animals that inhabit the area. If
you’re lucky, you may catch a glimpse of a humpback
whale from the lodge or hear the hauntingly beautiful
calls of the rainforest wolves.
Autumn (August to October)
In mid-August, salmon begin to return to the river
estuaries by the thousands. Watch from enclosed
viewing stands along the riverbank as bears gorge
themselves in preparation for winter.
This departure can be Witness the daily life of the
experienced at the magnificent grizzly bear on this
Canadian west-coast adventure.
SPECIALIST
LEVEL See available dates on page 38.
Learn more on page 12.
©TOM RIVEST
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32 or International at 1-204-949-2050 or visit frontiersnorth.comArctic
Expedition
Cruises
August to October
Explore the pristine arctic waters aboard an
expedition-class cruise ship. These ship-based
adventures will transport you to virtually untouched
landscapes where wildlife reigns supreme.
Out of the Northwest Passage
The Northwest Passage remains one of the world’s
last true frontiers and this expedition takes you to its
heart. In Canada’s vast northern wilderness, wildlife
roams freely and the great geological forces that
shape our planet can be seen.
Greenland and Wild Labrador
Explore the remote reaches of Newfoundland and
Labrador in full summer bloom, and the natural
landscape of Greenland, an area distinguished by
jaw-dropping beauty and rich biodiversity.
High Arctic Explorer
Visit the mythic far reaches of the Arctic at the height
of summer, where the Inuit homelands lie. Journey
in comfort between Qausuittuq (Resolute Bay),
Nunavut to Kangerlussuaq, Greenland.
Into the Northwest Passage
To sail the Northwest Passage is to sail through
living history and the haunting landscapes that have
enchanted explorers for centuries. In the fierce and
untamable wilds lie a stark beauty and the wild,
remote reaches of the North have a power that is all
their own.
This departure can be Explore the arctic waters as
experienced at the you’ve never dreamed possible
aboard an expedition class
SPECIALIST cruise ship.
LEVEL
See available dates on page 38.
©SCOTT SPORLEDER
Learn more on page 12.
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Travelling
with a group?
We can help! 2
1.
2.
Fun family travel
Capturing memories
3. The perfect group shot
Frontiers North has a long history of tailoring 4.
5.
Fun in Churchill
Making new friends
tours to suit our clients’ needs. Let us create
a custom adventure for your group.
©MIKE GERE
We can accommodate all group sizes, from a small
photography club to large alumni organizations and everything 3
in between. Ask about opportunities to kayak with beluga
whales, explore the tundra with polar bear species experts 4 5
©MIKE GERE
from Polar Bears International, hike in the footsteps of early
explorers or sleep in the heart of polar bear country.
Some of the groups we’ve teamed up with include: Beakerhead,
Chief Executives Organization, Coca-Cola, Canada Goose,
Olivia Travel and the San Diego Zoo.
CALL US TODAY TO START PLANNING
YOUR ADVENTURE OF A LIFETIME AT
1-204-949-2050 or 1-800-663-9832
or email info@frontiersnorth.com
34Meet Our Team
Frontiers North values its team of employees and endeavours to foster a positive working
culture with high employee morale. We value our differences and employ a diverse
workforce which we believe is at the core of our success as a company.
Our Staff Our Suppliers
Despite our differences, one thing all our team members have in Our purchasing policy ensures we strive
common is a passion for our planet and a love for the North. Our to source locally-owned and Aboriginal
enthusiastic and engaging staff will make sure you leave your suppliers and businesses.
adventure having experienced the journey of a lifetime.
11 %
11 %
11 %
11% of our staff
are Aboriginal
11% of our staff are
visible minorities
11% of our staff are first
generation Canadians
33 %
33% of our Churchill suppliers are
62 %
62% of our suppliers are
16 %
50 %
67 %
Indigenous-owned businesses locally-owned businesses
16% of our staff 50% of our management 67% of our senior
have a disability team are women management team are womenActivities Key: FA - Family Activities RW - Rainforest Walk
2019 Frontiers North Adventures
BF - Beluga & Fort Tour IM - Itsanitaq Museum SP - Slide Presentation
BZ - Beluga Zodiac IT - Interpretive Transfer ST - Snowshoe Trek
CE - Culinary Experience MM - Manitoba Museum Program TB - Guided Tundra Buggy
CP - Cultural Presentation PC - Parks Canada WT - Winnipeg Tour
Prices in Canadian dollars (CAD) unless otherwise stated. Plus applicable taxes: 5% gst + 4% pst. CT - Churchill and Area Tour RE - River Excursion WP - Winnipeg Planetarium
Price does not include gratuities. All dates, prices, taxes, inclusions, itineraries and activities are subject to change. DC - Dog Carting RM - Riding Mountain Program
DS - Dog Sledding RT - Roads & Trails Hike
Tour Tour Nights Nights Day Trips Buggy CAD
Code Dates Winnipeg Churchill on Buggy Leader Type Air Meals Capacity Tour Cost Single Supplement Activities
CHURCHILL TOWN AND TUNDRA EXPERIENCE
ADVENTURER
60 Oct 14-Oct 18 2 2 2 Unescorted R/T Some 40 $4,149 $825 IT,TB
61 Oct 16-Oct 20 2 2 2 Unescorted R/T Some 40 $4,149 $825 IT,TB
63 Oct 18-Oct 22 2 2 2 Unescorted R/T Some 40 $4,149 $825 IT,TB
64 Oct 20-Oct 24 2 2 2 Unescorted R/T Some 40 $4,149 $825 IT,TB
65 Oct 22-Oct 25 2 1 2 Unescorted R/T Some 40 $3,249 $550 IT,TB
66 Oct 23-Oct 27 2 2 2 Unescorted R/T Some 40 $4,149 $825 IT,TB
67 Oct 26-Oct 30 2 2 2 Unescorted R/T Some 40 $4,149 $825 IT,TB
68 Oct 29-Nov 1 2 1 2 Unescorted R/T Some 40 $3,249 $550 IT,TB
69 Oct 30-Nov 2 2 1 2 Unescorted R/T Some 40 $3,249 $550 IT,TB
ENTHUSIAST
2 Oct 1-Oct 6 2 3 2 Interpretive Guide R/T All 22 $6,599 $1,125 CP,CT,DS,IM,PC,TB
36* Oct 2-Oct 7 2 3 2 Interpretive Guide R/T All 22 $6,599 $1,125 CP,CT,DS,IM,PC,TB
5 Oct 11-Oct 16 2 3 2 Interpretive Guide R/T All 22 $6,599 $1,125 CP,CT,DS,IM,PC,TB
40 Oct 14-Oct 19 2 3 2 Interpretive Guide R/T All 22 $6,599 $1,125 CP,CT,DS,IM,PC,TB
9 Oct 17-Oct 22 2 3 2 Interpretive Guide R/T All 22 $6,599 $1,125 CP,CT,DS,IM,PC,TB
11 Oct 20-Oct 25 2 3 2 Interpretive Guide R/T All 22 $6,599 $1,125 CP,CT,DS,IM,PC,TB
14 Oct 23-Oct 28 2 3 2 Interpretive Guide R/T All 22 $6,599 $1,125 CP,CT,DS,IM,PC,TB
17 Oct 26-Oct 31 2 3 2 Interpretive Guide R/T All 22 $6,599 $1,125 CP,CT,DS,IM,PC,TB
19 Oct 29-Nov 3 2 3 2 Interpretive Guide R/T All 22 $6,599 $1,125 CP,CT,DS,IM,PC,TB
42 Oct 30-Nov 4 2 3 2 Interpretive Guide R/T All 22 $6,599 $1,125 CP,CT,DS,IM,PC,TB
20 Nov 1-Nov 6 2 3 2 Interpretive Guide R/T All 22 $6,599 $1,125 CP,CT,DS,IM,PC,TB
23 Nov 2-Nov 7 2 3 2 Interpretive Guide R/T All 22 $6,599 $1,125 CP,CT,DS,IM,PC,TB
43 Nov 4-Nov 9 2 3 2 Interpretive Guide R/T All 22 $6,599 $1,125 CP,CT,DS,IM,PC,TB
25 Nov 5-Nov 10 2 3 2 Interpretive Guide R/T All 22 $6,599 $1,125 CP,CT,DS,IM,PC,TB
29 Nov 7-Nov 12 2 3 2 Interpretive Guide R/T All 22 $6,599 $1,125 CP,CT,DS,IM,PC,TB
30 Nov 9-Nov 13 2 2 2 Interpretive Guide R/T All 22 $5,999 $825 CT,PC,TB
31 Nov 10-Nov 15 2 3 2 Interpretive Guide R/T All 22 $6,599 $1,125 CP,CT,DS,IM,PC,TB
44 Nov 11-Nov 16 2 3 2 Interpretive Guide R/T All 22 $6,599 $1,125 CP,CT,DS,IM,PC,TB
33 Nov 14-Nov 19 2 3 2 Interpretive Guide R/T All 22 $6,599 $1,125 CP,CT,DS,IM,PC,TB
* Led by a Chinese (Mandarin) Speaking Guide
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