Frontiers North Adventures

Frontiers North Adventures B Corp® Certified adventure tour operator in Canada's North specializing in guided trips to view wild
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Frontiers North Adventures, a certified B Corp®, is an internationally recognized leader in authentic and sustainable adventures in Canada’s North. Family-owned and operated since 1987, we host guests primarily in and around the subarctic community of Churchill, Manitoba to dine beneath the northern lights, sing alongside beluga whales and lock eyes with wild polar bears. Our programs are meaningf

ully designed for wildlife and culture enthusiasts, photographers and experiential adventure travellers. The people that comprise Frontiers North share in the stewardship of the resources made available to us, and conduct ourselves in a safe and sustainable manner. We work hard to benefit our guests and employees, the ecosystems and communities in which we operate, and passionately share those values with our guests. We are the official Conservation Journey® and Tundra Buggy® people.

06/01/2026

The beluga’s bulbous forehead, known as a "melon," isn't just for show! It can actually change shape, allowing belugas to make a variety of facial expressions and produce the chirps, clicks, whistles, and squeals they’re famous for.

These sounds help them communicate with other belugas and navigate the ocean using echolocation. By blowing air around their sinuses, they can adjust the shape of their melon—how cool is that? 🌊✨

Join us and see beluga whales this summer in Churchill, Canada: the Beluga Whale Capital of the World!

💤🐻‍❄️polar bears love a good rock hard pillow. 📸: Jim Baldwin
05/31/2026

💤🐻‍❄️polar bears love a good rock hard pillow.

📸: Jim Baldwin

If you want to see the aurora borealis, you give yourself the absolute best odds when you head to Churchill, Canada.Loca...
05/30/2026

If you want to see the aurora borealis, you give yourself the absolute best odds when you head to Churchill, Canada.

Located directly beneath the auroral oval and famous for its long, crisp, winter nights, Churchill offers the perfect conditions to witness the lights dance across the sky

Connect with our team to learn what sets our aurora borealis tours apart.

What makes Churchill’s beluga whale population so unique is their genuine curiosity. Known for their playful nature, the...
05/29/2026

What makes Churchill’s beluga whale population so unique is their genuine curiosity. Known for their playful nature, they love to swim right up and observe you just as much as you're observing them! It’s easily one of the most interactive, unforgettable wildlife encounters you can experience.

This summer, thousands of belugas will call Churchill home, and we invite you to join them. Spaces are filling fast, so give us a call today to secure one of our remaining summer trip dates!

1-800-663-9832 (Toll-free North America)
1-204-949-2050 (International)

One polar bear on the horizon walking through the fireweed was exciting… then we spotted the cubs.Last summer, we all li...
05/27/2026

One polar bear on the horizon walking through the fireweed was exciting… then we spotted the cubs.

Last summer, we all lit up with quiet excitement during our Tundra Buggy Adventure when we spotted a polar bear on the horizon. That excitement quickly doubled, then tripled, when we realized it wasn’t one bear at all, but a mother polar bear and her two cubs.

We rolled to a stop along the trail and watched from a respectful distance as the mother and her cubs strolled through blooming fireweed, its brilliant lilac blossoms carpeting the tundra in colour. Much to our surprise, she gradually angled closer to us, wandering alongside a nearby pond before settling down on a warm, sunlit rock for a nap.

Inside the Tundra Buggy, only hushed whispers, quiet camera clicks, and the sight of smiling faces filled the air as we all soaked in the moment and captured photos of this unforgettable encounter. Seeing a mother polar bear with two cubs is already incredibly special, seeing them surrounded by vibrant fireweed and so close to us made it even more remarkable.

But they weren’t finished putting on a show. While the mother rested nearby, the restless cubs began play-sparring right in front of us, tumbling through the fireweed and delighting everyone watching. At one point, the bolder of the two cubs even wandered a little closer for a curious peek, while mom calmly kept watch from her resting spot.

Moments like this on the tundra don’t happen every day, but you’ll never have the chance to experience them if you don’t roll the dice and visit. Every day on the tundra is unique, and we can’t wait to see what this summer holds.

📸: Alex Cupeiro

Did you know in the summer, you can boat across the Churchill River and take a walking tour with parks Canada of the Pri...
05/26/2026

Did you know in the summer, you can boat across the Churchill River and take a walking tour with parks Canada of the Prince of Wales Fort, a stone fortress that the Hudson Bay Trading Company built some 300 years ago to establish a fur trade route and encourage trade with the Dene people, the Inuit and the Cree.

The French partially destroyed the fort in 1782, but thankfully, reconstruction in the 1930s and 60s revived this once fallen piece of history.
Join us this summer to explore this historic site!

Is a polar bear selfie on your bucket list? 🐻‍❄️📸If so, we can help you cross it off safely from the comfort of a Tundra...
05/23/2026

Is a polar bear selfie on your bucket list? 🐻‍❄️📸
If so, we can help you cross it off safely from the comfort of a Tundra Buggy.

Happy Friday!We hope you’re as excited for the weekend as this black bear is! 🐻Did you know that on our Canada’s Big Fiv...
05/22/2026

Happy Friday!
We hope you’re as excited for the weekend as this black bear is! 🐻

Did you know that on our Canada’s Big Five Safari trip, you have the chance to spot black bears, moose, bison, polar bears, and beluga whales — all in one incredible adventure?

📸: Abby Matheson

Is this on your bucket list?Imagine standing beneath a sky alive with shimmering greens and purples—this could be your r...
05/21/2026

Is this on your bucket list?

Imagine standing beneath a sky alive with shimmering greens and purples—this could be your reality in Churchill, Manitoba.

Join us this February and March for a chance to witness the northern lights in one of the most aurora-reliable locations on Earth. Churchill sits directly under the auroral oval, the zone where the aurora is most active. With minimal light pollution, consistently clear, cold winter nights, and wide-open northern skies, Churchill offers some of the best odds anywhere for seeing this breathtaking natural phenomenon.

Come chase the aurora with us—you might just cross off a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

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200-464 HargrAvenue Street
Winnipeg, MB
R3A05X

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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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