Day 6 - In the morning, we will embark on an interpretive road tour by bus of the greater Churchill area. You will learn about the nature of the northern limits of the boreal forest, and as on previous days, you can expect to see a variety of Arctic and sub-Arctic wildlife, including Polar bears. It is here that tense interaction between the sled dogs and Polar bears is a common occurrence. We will return to town for lunch at a local restaurant. Given time constraints, participants that elect either of these optional activities will be provided a box lunch.
Price is inclusive, per person, double occupancy.
Though the single accommodations are few to non-existent during the fall, a single supplement can sometimes be arranged on an individual basis, at additional cost. Participants are supplied with a clothing and equipment list. If necessary, Arctic parkas, pants, and boots can be rented for a reasonable fee. Souvenirs and some other miscellaneous purchases bear the GST, which can be rebated to the individual traveler either by mail or at Duty Free stores en route home. Polar bears in the Churchill area are completely wild and their prevalence at any given time is dependent upon the weather and other natural factors.