What a great tour. We saw what we had come to see, the polar bears, many polar bears, but we also encountered, Arctic Hare, Snowy Owl, Ptarmigan, and Red Fox. Mike, our guide, was a wealth of knowledge, and when combined with Kevin, our Tundra Buggy driver, there wasn't anything that couldn't be answered. The two guides were a great combination and certainly kept us entertained, and we would like to thank them for really adding to the trip.
Comfort on the buggy was just right, although once the bears were seen we didn't care. Food, drink and hospitality on the buggies was fabulous.
Other parts of the tour were wonderful, and I would like to highlight the Insanitaq Museum, the very interesting and funny talk by Stanley and his wife Joan on life in Churchill, and the Parks Canada office. Of course the dog sled ride with Dave Daley shouldn't be missed either.
We also enjoyed walking around the town, and the meals were well received.
Having our own plane to fly to and from Winnipeg was rather grand also.
All up we loved it.

Staying out on the tundra in the Tundra Buggy Lodge puts you right in the prime polar bear viewing zone. Wake up to polar bears sleeping next to the lodge. Being in the zone gets you out first thing in the morning to view the bears and you stay out the entire day until sunset. Good food, great staff ... what more can you ask for.

We were on a Frontiers North Churchill Town & Enthusiast tour the first week of November. It exceeded all expectations for this bucket list trip. All logistics were well organized and implemented without a hitch. Our interpretive guide (David Garrow) was well informed and presented background information and educational items in an understandable manner. Our tundra buggy driver (Kevin Burke) was likewise informative. Both David and Kevin effortlessly accommodated tour mates with mobility issues. The Tundra Inn accommodations were basic but clean. Food was good in both restaurants where our group met. The side trips yo the Eskimo Museum, Polar Bears International, and dog sledding were enjoyable and educational. We didn't realize when we signed up that the Enthusiast level tour is a smaller group--only 20 in our group. We highly recommend the smaller size both for ability to move around in the tundra buggy and for a spirit of collegiality among the tour participants. We saw about 20 polar bears during our 2 days in the tundra buggy, several very close to us. We highly recommend Frontiers North and this tour!