Iceberg Inn

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186 Kelsey Boulevard

Po box 640

Churchill, Manitoba R0B 0E0

Canada

2021 Beluga season July 15-August 31 Queen Room $125/Night

2021 Polar Bear Season October 15-Novermber 17 Double room + (share bath room) $250/Night

Year 2021 – POLAR BEAR TOUR

Polar Bear is stuck on Land During summer and fall, When Halloween comes, so does the cold and snow, Sea Ice began to form on Hudson Bay.

Experience an intimate encounter with a wild polar bear from an authentic Tundra Buggy. Tundra Buggies are furnished with dual-pane frost-free windows. Each day, we depart early and board our Tundra Buggies looking for polar bears and other wildlife out on the tundra. Enjoy picnic style lunches and refreshments while you are bear watching.

YEAR 2021 Polar Bear Season

3 Days/2Nights

private rooms / share bathroom Tundra Buggy Day tour

CAD$ 999 + Tax / per Person

October 7-9, Oct 12-14, Oct 19-21

November 2-4, 9-11

Discover Your True North

Churchill is a small town with only 800 residents. There is no road access, therefor all tourists and supplies must be transported by air or train into Churchill.

Beginning in October each year, polar bears gather here, waiting to sit on the ice flows, the bears move to the Hudson Bay to hunt for the winter season.

At this time, Churchill’s nickname “more bears than people.”

Learn about the lives of local residents and experience local customs.

Angela Mak Professional Photo Tour

$99 / 3 hours

Our Three-hour Photo tour start from the iceberg inn, head to visits Cape Merry Batters, “Miss piggy” plane wreck, Polar bear jail and MV Ithaca, we will enjoy lunch at the Northern study center.
After lunch, we will visit the rocket research range, Golf Ball,
and drive on the launch road back to our hotel
(possible to view polar bears and other wildlife)

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Northern Light Tour

$75 / 2 hours

Polar Bear Jail

Golf Balls

Northern Study center

Dog Sledding

Churchill River

$140 / Person

Welcome to the North

Breakfast Area

Start Together

Touring Group

Welcome to private reserve

Birthday Party

Enjoy your special time

A loyal Customer

Always bring us fresh fruit

Cozy Guest Room

Twin room or Queen room

Best accommodation in town for solo travel – only take 2 min walk to train station

Deluxe Queen room

special for honeymooners

Private Bathroom

Comfortable Guest Room with attached bathtub

Felicia Mcpherson

Local Artist

Polar Bear Photographer Tour

2021 October 7th – 12th

Duration: 6 Days / 5 Nights
Departing Form : Churchill, Manitoba
Start From : $2,599+Tax

Tundra Buggy Day Tour

Wildlife Photo Tour

Angela Mak – specialize take wildlife photography in the vast Arctic tundra, Group members traveling in a professional 4×4 tourist vehicle will have plenty of outdoor exploration time, greatly increasing the chances of catching various rare wild animals such as polar bears, arctic snow foxes, hares, and snowy owls. lunch at northern study center

Explore along the Coast – Polar bear Alley

Group member follow experienced photography enthusiasts and leaders

Angela Mak – professional leader with real gun live ammunition protection for full navigation

Aurora Borealis – one of the three northern lights in the world, may be photographed at night.

Conveniently located close to popular area attractions

Polar Bear – Explorer the town

Enjoy the weather and safe to cross the road

What brings you here?

Northern Light over Labor Day weekend

Photo by Angela Mak

Churchill Golf Balls – Radar station in the 1960s

Hangout in the Bay

Mom and Cub – Photo By Angela Mak

Saskatoon – Churchill

Flying trip in August 2019

A New Frontier – Churchill 2019 Mark Zulkoskey

VIA Northbound from Thompson

Many begin their adventure north with the hopes of a glimpse of a polar bear and I was no different. However my passion for this community stems much further than these iconic beasts. My love for the railway and the communities bound to its rusted steel was what initially brought me here. After this critical lifeline was re-established in Churchill late last year after nearly 18 months without rail access, I made the decision to venture north to what some call the new frontier.

Departing Churchill

There is something about the north; a rugged exterior that at the same time renders peace in its natural unspoiled beauty. The locals retain what sociologist Max Weber would call Gemeinschaft or close personal ties that bind a community together. In a disposable world of instant satisfaction, the north is a welcome reprieve for those looking for a slower, more intimate relationship with people and nature. However our busy world also has a short attention span and in many ways, Churchill was forgotten for those 18 months that train services were disrupted. Through community connection and resiliency, the town banded together for survival. This is no more evident than through the many murals throughout the community and hinterland.

Churchill and area is a living time capsule. The cold weather and permafrost have incubated the vast history of this important land. From the Inuit and Dene populations who learned to thrive off this land for centuries to Samuel Hearne and the Hudson’s Bay Company, Churchill has continued to leave its mark on Canada’s identity. I encourage anyone who visits to take the time to embrace the history that defines Churchill. Witness the many ways in which it has strategically been a key player in governmental decisions for centuries. Take time to visit the historic landmarks such as Cape Merry, Prince of Wales Fort, Miss Piggy, the SS Ithaka and the long since shuttered rocket research station. Churchill was and will remain a new frontier.

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