See the King of the Arctic in the Polar Bear Capital of the World! Each fall, the world's largest concentration of polar bears gathers along Hudson Bay, waiting for seal-hunting season to begin. Guided by top Arctic naturalists, our small-group adventures, including specialized Photo Expeditions, get you closer to polar bears, in greater comfort and safety, than anywhere else on Earth. Learn more about the Nat Hab Polar Bear Difference! And click here to read about typical weather and viewing conditions.
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Canada's Premier Polar Bear Adventure
Meet the King of the Arctic! Our flagship polar bear tour is an expertly guided small-group adventure to see the world's largest concentration of polar bears in their wild tundra home on Hudson Bay.
Polar Bear Quest & Helicopter Safari
A total immersion in the world of the polar bear! View bears from our custom Polar Rover, visit a polar bear den, survey the tundra by helicopter, and learn about the history and culture of the Canadian North.
Ultimate Churchill: Tundra Lodge & Town
Stay at our exclusive Tundra Lodge, situated for unparalleled proximity to roving polar bears—then add two nights in the frontier town of Churchill to experience the culture of the Canadian North.
Churchill’s Belugas, Polar Bears & Arctic Wildlife
Meet hundreds of friendly beluga whales up close via Zodiac and kayak, and look for caribou, polar bears, Arctic fox and more on this exhilarating summer adventure in the Canadian subarctic.
Churchill Polar Bear Photo Expedition
Our flagship polar bear photo safari is an exhilarating small-group adventure among the world's largest concentration of polar bears along Hudson Bay, guided by top naturalists who are photography pros.
Tundra Lodge Photo Expedition
The ultimate polar bear photography adventure! Stay at our private lodge in the bears’ domain 24/7 on this immersive Arctic photo safari, led by top photographers who are also expert naturalists.
Beluga Whales & Polar Bears Photo Expedition
On this summer wildlife adventure, photograph hundreds of beluga whales in the Churchill River, look for polar bears, caribou and Arctic fox on the tundra, and capture close-ups of brilliant wildflowers.
