Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge
'Arctic explorations'
Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge sits next to the glistening Arctic waters on Hudson Bay, with Canada's Boreal Forest right by. This wilderness escape is home to polar bears, black bears, wolves and moose. Keep your eyes peeled whilst on daily excursions, you might be lucky enough to spot one of these incredible animals. This lodge accommodates eight guest rooms with private en-suites and great views of the surrounding forests. The main lounge and communal space has a cosy open-fire, where you can relax after a long day of walking with wildlife. This wilderness spot is in the heart of Northern Canada, where you can appreciate the mesmerising Northern Lights right above you.
In Our Opinion
'Walk with Polar Bears - see polar bears in their very quiet environment and natural behaviours'.
Organic, locally sourced and wildly harvested meats and fish along with fruits and vegetables from the gardens.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner served.
Facilities
- Common area with fireplace
- Outdoor viewing tower and decks
- Library
- Gift shop
- Radio/telephone
Services
- Full-service meals
- WiFi
Activities
- Walking safaris and low-impact ATV tours to view polar bears, wolves, moose, black bears and more
- Northern lights viewing
- Photography tours
- Polar bear den emergence expedition (March)
- Wellness retreats (September)
- Fly-fishing (September)
- Presentations about wildlife, wilderness and history
Room Options
Location
Flying from Churchill, Manitoba to Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge takes approx 70 minutes.
Nearby Attractions
- Hudson Bay Coast
- York Factory
- Arctic Ocean
- Boreal Forest
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