Top Northwest Territories Full-day Tours

This is more than a sightseeing trip to Cameron Falls. It is a thoughtfully hosted women-only day designed around comfort, connection, exceptional food, and the freedom to experience the Ingraham Trail without rushing. Your day begins at a favourite local café before travelling through some of the Northwest Territories’ most beautiful landscapes. Along the way, you will explore Cameron Falls, enjoy scenic lakes and viewpoints, and take time to notice the small details that make the North unforgettable. A beautifully prepared picnic spread is included at Cameron Ramparts, followed later by an early dinner at a locally owned Yellowknife restaurant. With a maximum of five guests, the experience feels personal and welcoming, making it especially well suited to solo women travelers, friends, and conference visitors. Every departure is slightly different depending on the priorities of the guests, whether it's taking pictures, picking berries, or relaxing by the water.

Yellowknife offers travelers a one-of-a-kind northern adventure, combining natural wonders with rich cultural history. Known as one of the best places in the world to view the Aurora Borealis, the city’s location under the auroral oval and clear night skies create perfect conditions for this unforgettable experience. Outdoor adventures await year-round: hike the scenic Cameron Falls Trail, relax at Fred Henne Territorial Park, or explore the vast beauty of Great Slave Lake, from kayaking and fishing in summer to ice roads and dog sledding in winter. Cultural highlights include exploring the historic Old Town and visiting the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre, which showcases Indigenous traditions and northern history. With guided tours, breathtaking landscapes, and authentic cultural encounters, Yellowknife is the ultimate destination to experience Canada’s North. Book your tour today for memories that last a lifetime!

Discover Yellowknife through its food, stories, art, and hidden places on a thoughtfully hosted women-only experience. This is more than a standard city tour. You will spend the day exploring Yellowknife at a relaxed pace, with time to enjoy its historic neighbourhoods, galleries, museums, scenic viewpoints, locally owned restaurants, and wonderfully multicultural food scene. With a maximum of five guests, the experience feels personal and welcoming. Solo travellers can comfortably join the group, while friends, colleagues, and conference visitors can enjoy a carefully planned day without worrying about transportation, reservations, or where to go next. Your day includes a relaxed café stop, lunch at the iconic Bullock’s Bistro, and dinner at Zehabesha or another carefully selected locally owned restaurant showcasing Yellowknife’s diverse flavours. Hotel pickup and drop-off, meals, transportation, attraction admissions, and guiding are included.

Journey into the wild beauty of the Northwest Territories on a women-only road trip from Yellowknife through the Makenzie Bison Sanctuary and to the North Arm of Great Slave Lake. This thoughtfully hosted small-group experience combines scenic driving, the excitement of searching for free-roaming wood bison, a beautiful lakeside picnic, seasonal foraging, and dinner at a locally owned Yellowknife restaurant. With a maximum of five guests, there is time to stop for photographs, enjoy the landscape, and experience the North. Travel through boreal forest and wetlands, pass Behchokǫ̀, cross the Frank Channel Bridge, and explore the shores of Great Slave Lake. All-inclusive women-only experience with a maximum of five guests -Coffee and a light café snack included -Scenic Highway 3 drive with wildlife and photography stops -Picnic beside Great Slave Lake -Seasonal berry foraging and plant identification -Included dinner at Blue Bell Eatery -Hotel pickup and drop-off in Yellowknife

Take the only exclusive private guided tour of Virginia Falls and the Nahanni in town. Spend the whole day in the Nahanni with extended stops at Virginia Falls, Glacier Lake & Rabbit Kettle Lake.