With majestic scenery and pristine wilderness you don’t need to look far to come face to face with wildlife in Canada.

British Columbia and Alaska are famous for their snow capped mountain ranges as well as glaciers, lakes and forests, which are home to bears, moose, elk, caribou, deer and wolves. The seas, fjords and pristine waterways are rich in fish and marine wildlife such as whales, orcas, dolphins and sea lions.

In the arctic north the intrepid adventurer can enter a world of icebergs and ice flows, discover the culture of the hardy Inuit and see giant polar bears, walrus, bowhead whales and beluga whales. Otherwise in October/November fly to Churchill, on the shores of the Hudson Bay, for almost guaranteed sightings of polar bears from the safety of a specially designed tundra buggy.

The Western states of Newfoundland and Labrador also offer their own wonders with whales, icebergs and the trail of the Vikings!