Tours of Exploration \| Canada

British Columbia: Broken Islands and Pacific Rim National Park

Kayaking The area is part of Pacific Rim National Park and contains hundreds of wilderness islands no larger than 2 km (1.3 mi.) across.

British Columbia: Clayoquot Sound Sea Kayaking

Kayak Beach Break

Clayoquot Sound abound with islands ringed with surf-swept beaches, making this a beachcomber's and kayakers paradise.

British Columbia: Great Bear Rainforest Cruise

Great Bear Rainforest Islands and intricate waterways beneath towering mountains...lush, coastal temperate forests...wilderness alive with eagles, ravens, salmon, bears and wolves...

British Columbia: Grizzlies & Whales

Whales Our grizzly, whale and Pacific wildlife program.

British Columbia: Grizzlies of the Great Bear Rainforest

Enjoy the Great Bear Rainforest at Great Bear Lodge, located 50 air miles from Port Hardy, British Columbia. It is a place of spectacular beauty where one can still find the silence and solitude of a long gone era.

British Columbia: Haida Gwaii Sailing Expedition

Island Roamer

Haida Gwaii (once named the Queen Charlotte Islands) are one of the richest biological and cultural areas in North America.

British Columbia: Johnstone Strait Sea Kayaking

Orcas of Johnstone Strait. Also known as Robson Bight, a narrow passage that separates Vancouver Island from the British Columbia mainland, the areas is rich in scenery and marine life other than whales.

British Columbia: Nootka Islands Sea Kayaking

Encounters with porpoises, grey whales and occasionally killer whales in this food rich habitat is an experience of a lifetime.

British Columbia: North Gulf Islands

Spend three days exploring these island gems and venture across to the virtually uninhabited Valdez Island with its magnificent sandstone cliffs, inviting hiking trails, beautiful beaches and mysterious caves.

British Columbia: North-West Vancouver Island

Nootka The waters off the west coast of Vancouver Island offers the intrepid kayaker some of the best paddling in the world.

British Columbia: Whales, Wildlife & First Nations of the Pacific NorthWest

Experience the First Nations culture of the Kwakwaka'wakw in Alert Bay. Get up close with the whales and unique marine environment onboard an expedition boat.

Churchill: Birds of the Sub-Arctic

Be part of the migration as we follow birds off the beaten path.

Churchill: Polar Bears

Polar Head

Journey to Churchill, the "Polar Bear capital of the world" and view at close range an astounding concentration of polar bears in their natural environment.

Churchill: Polar Bears with VIA RAIL train

Bears and Buggies

Polar Bears of Churchill. For millennium, the Arctic's most magnificent animals have gathered along the western shores of Hudson Bay each October and November to wait for the ice to freeze to begin their annual seal hunt.