
Churchill Polar Bear Photography Adventure
Join wildlife photographer Dawn Wilson in the Polar Bear capital of the world, Churchill, Manitoba.ย Every year Churchill becomes a stopping point for nearly 800 Polar Bears migrating through as the sea ice begins to form again in the later half of the year.ย Traveling in a 4×4 van, you will be able to safely observe and photograph these majestic bears with the help of a knowledgeable guide.ย This is a bucket list tour for every wildlife photographer and we are pleased to bring this extraordinary experience to a small group of women once again.
The polar bears of Churchill, Manitoba, are one of the most famous populations of polar bears in the world. Known as the “Polar Bear Capital of the World,” Churchill is located on the western shore of Hudson Bay in northern Canada. This unique location provides an ideal habitat for polar bears, especially during the fall and early winter months.ย We use the very best guides who have been working in this area for many years and know all the “secret” spots. Unlike other tours that put you on a tundra buggy, high above the ground, you will be photographing the bears at eye level.ย This is truly the best Polar Bear Photography experience around!ย Don’t miss out on this once in a lifetime adventure.
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Not to mention the northern lights in 2025 are due to be at peak level.
Read about the 2024 Women In Wildlife Photography trip to Churchillย here
About Your Leader….
Dawn Wilson is a professional and award-winning nature photographer specializing in images and stories about wildlife of high latitudes and high altitudes of the Rocky Mountains and Alaska. With more than 600 bylined articles and photo credits, Dawn’s text and photography has appeared in numerous regional and national publications, includingย Colorado Life,ย Colorado Outdoors,ย Wyoming Wildlife,ย Outdoor Photographer,ย MotorHomeย magazine,ย Nature’s Best Photography, and many others. In addition to her editorial work, Dawn leads multiple workshops each year in North and South America to photograph wildlife, such as brown bears in Alaska and birds of Louisiana. She also leads photo tours in Rocky Mountain National Park. She served two terms as President of the North American Nature Photography Association and has been the co-host of The Nature Photographer Podcast. Learn more at dawnwilsonphotography.com.
4 Participants
No single supplement available for this tour.
$11,550
Accomodations:ย You will be staying in a local B&B with shared rooms (two twin beds) and shared bathroom.
Payment Schedule:
May and Aug. 2025
Nov. 11th – 19th, 2025
Day 1 (Nov. 11th) โ Arrive Winnipeg, check-in to airport Courtyard Marriott.ย Dinner as a group (not included)
Day 2 (Nov. 12th)ย โ Fly to Churchill, check-in to accomodation*, town orientation
Day 3 (Nov. 13th) โ Full day looking for wildlife
Day 4 (Nov. 14th)ย โ Full day looking for wildlife
Day 5 (Nov. 15th)ย โ Full day looking for wildlife
Day 6 (Nov. 16th)ย โ Full day looking for wildlife
Day 7ย (Nov. 17th)โ Full day looking for wildlife
Day 8 (Nov. 18th)ย โ Town activities* before departing for Winnipeg
Day 9 (Nov. 19th) โ Depart for home at any time
*Due to the nature of airline travel in the North we do not promise bear viewing on Churchill arrival or departure day.
Roundtrip Airfare Winnipeg-Churchill
Two nights accommodation at Courtyard Marriott Hotel in Winnipeg
Five nights accommodation at local B&B
Five Full Day Polar Bear ToursAll transportation in Churchill
All meals in Churchill (Breakfast at B&B, lunch in the field, and dinner at local restaurant)
Expert photography mentoring by your leader, Dawn Wilson
Airfare to Winnipeg
Gratuities for your leader and guide
Lunch and Dinner Day 8
All meals Day 9
Travel insurance
Easy, you will be traveling in a vehicle but there will also be walking short distances in snow and freezing temperatures.