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Multi-day Wilderness Adventures

Leave the well trodden path
Venture north to Canada’s Arctic and embrace true wilderness and follow in the footsteps of past explorers who traversed these same vast expanses hundreds of years ago. Without doubt, Canada’s Arctic region is one of the most awe-inspiring places on earth, a truly unspoiled quiet landscape in which you will see polar bears, caribou, muscox and marvel at towering icebergs, noble fjords and immense glaciers.
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Search for black and grizzly bears, whales, eagles and wolves on a guided expedition into the wilds of British Columbia. We’ll help you choose the right time of year and then take you to the best spots.
Humpback whale breaching. Rocky coastline covered in grass in the background.

There are few sights in life more thrilling than seeing a whale in its natural environment, and BC’s coastal waters are rich with all kinds of whales, dolphins and porpoise.

West Coast & Alaska

Canada’s West Coast and Alaska are a nature lover’s paradise. Imagine an entire day spent exploring the Great Bear Rainforest with local Indigenous guides, or venturing out onto the water for kayaking, whale watching or deep-sea fishing. Whatever your idea of adventure, it awaits you here.

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The polar landscape on Somerset Island, Nunavut.

Big blue icebergs and rugged peaks make for a photo-perfect hike in Croker Bay. Be sure to check out the century-old abandoned outpost of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
photographer in the tundra

Hiking near the Arctic Circle is an awe-inspiring experience. Somerset Island offers the potential sightings of musk ox, polar bears and beluga whales off the shore.

Arctic & Northern Hiking

The remote nature of the Arctic makes hiking the north a special experience. The sound of the wind or the call of a rare marine bird is a reminder you’re one of very few who have walked these parts. Whether you arrive in the Arctic via a cruise expedition, or it’s a one-off activity on another kind of trip to the north, you’ll be sharing your hiking adventure with family and friends for years to come.

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Belugas whales frolicking in the inlet
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Canadian Arctic Wilderness Safari

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Close-up image of large iceberg with several peeks floating in the ocean. Rocky shoreline in the background.

The waters that stretch from the coast of Labrador to the northeast corner of Newfoundland are aptly known as Iceberg Alley — and that’s just the tip of what is waiting to explore.

East Coast hiking trails range from easy strolls to challenging climbs and they all come with panoramic views. We’ll ensure that you choose the trip that best suits your idea of adventure.

East Coast - Multi-Day Adventures

Canada’s Maritimes is famous for its hospitality. Friends become family over iconic meals like Jiggs Dinner with Blueberry Grunt and then the kitchen becomes the centre of the party when the dishes are cleared and the fiddles come out. Our wonderful east coast boasts miles of untouched coastlines, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, spectacular National Parks and people that are just as incredible as the land they live on.

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We've spent years planning trips in the Canadian wilderness, from tame & tranquil to wild & woolly. Let us know what sounds like you and we can help personalize a trip to suit your tastes.
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