With bears, wolves, moose and more, Canada is the perfect destination for immersing yourself in nature
Churchill is far removed from the rest of Canada — 600 miles from provincial capital Winnipeg alone and not connected by road. Beyond the main street, all signs of civilisation give a feeble shiver and peter out. But this frontier town is firmly on the tourist map for what roams on the tundra beyond: so many bears the town is frequently dubbed the polar bear capital of the world.
And there’s more: along the Kaska Coast, 150 miles south of Churchill by plane, you can now stay at Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge to see cloud wolves in their natural setting. Go in November and there’s also the chance to find polar bears and see the Northern Lights — the region gets around 300 days of auroral activity per year.’s new Cloud Wolves of the Kaska Coast itinerary costs from £12,509 per person for nine nights, including flights from Winnipeg.
Moose are surprisingly difficult to spot, but a trip to Algonquin Provincial Park, with its thousands of lakes and rivers in southwestern Ontario, offers by far the best odds for seeing these large mammals. Explore by canoe and spend evenings
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