Bear Planet, a National Geographic selection
STYLE
The lodges have been designed simply and boast a rustic style, yet are warm and comfortable
SITUATION
Accessible by helicopter or seaplane, on a wild islet of Sea Island, in Hudson Bay, in the province of Manitoba
CAPACITY
4 Ecolodges (max 8 rooms/lodge) located in very different places
HIGHLIGHTS
Experience a fresh perspective on the world by setting off on an expedition on foot or by Zodiac to track and observe polar bears in their natural habitat.
THE EXPERIENCES
- Go on a walking or Zodiac expedition to observe polar bears
- Go husky sledding
- Watch belugas and whales aboard a boat or a kayak
- Sea kayak fishing
- Watch the Northern Lights
- Discover the region on foot with a professional photographer
THE EXTRAORDINARY
The remoteness of the ecolodges along the Hudson Bay coast makes it possible to observe untouched wildlife in a unique and pristine setting. No other place in the Arctic is home to such a diversity of wild species. Land mammals include the moose, black bear, grizzly bear, wolf, fox, wolverine, and many others. Marine mammals encompass the beluga whale, seal, and, of course, one of the most accessible concentrations of polar bears in the world. The ecolodges are located directly on the path of these bears during the time they wander the coast in summer and autumn.
ETHICS
Churchill Wild is heavily involved in environmental protection and is considered an important ambassador for the protection and preservation of Arctic wilderness areas. In addition, Churchill Wild has implemented an ecological approach by using recycling, solar energy and composting systems, and by using only biodegradable products, in order to minimise their carbon footprint.



















