Top Yellowknife Bus Tours - page 2

Yellowknife sits right in the middle of Canada’s Northwest Territories and boasts a number of beautiful landmarks. Take a small-group tour of the city and learn about its history, geography, and culture as you visit the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Museum, Pilot’s Monument, Great Slave Lake, and more over the course of a few hours.

Join us on a tour to look for the largest land mammals in North America - the Wood Bison! NWT is home to North America's largest free roaming herd of wood bison - and from Yellowknife we can take a day tour to look for them. How big are wood bison? The bison bulls can stand up to 6ft tall at their shoulders, 13ft long, and can weigh more than a tonne. Females are smaller and can weigh up to 1,200 pounds. Will we see any baby bison? It is common to see newborn and growing calves among the herds. Could we see other animals too? Hopefully. We have previously spotted black bear, eagles, fox, porcupines. Where do we travel? We travel on highway 3 south, near the world's 10th largest lake - Great Slave Lake, and share facts and stories about the area. Is food provided? A light picnic lunch is provided with a snack and beverage. Animal sightings can not be guaranteed. We have a 4 person minimum for this tour to take place, however we will try our best to arrange groups.

First-time visitors in Yellowknife can get to know the city during this tour that takes you to discover the historical old town district, delve into the vibrant downtown, and see the evolution of the modern south side. Enjoy pickup and drop-off, have your photos taken, and travel in an air-conditioned vehicle. Don't miss out on visiting Yellowknife City Hall and Park to sign a special certificate and receive your exclusive City of Yellowknife Pin.

A private SUV version of the complete 4-day/3-night Yellowknife winter package for one group of up to six guests. It includes airport transfers, winter gear rental, two private mobile aurora hunts, one stationary aurora-viewing camp, private city sightseeing, a private ice-road and scenic winter drive, and a private Local Art & Souvenir Tour. Hotel accommodation is not included. Daytime departures are the current private SUV times shown at booking and confirmed before each activity; Day 4 is coordinated around the departing flight.

Discover the magic of the Northern Lights on a cozy women-only tour designed for comfort, connection, and personalized attention. Travel beyond Yellowknife’s city lights in a spacious white Jeep Wagoneer, with a maximum of five guests and plenty of room to relax between viewing stops. Your guide will take you out on the Ingraham Trail in search of the clearest available skies. Enjoy warm drinks, light snacks, blankets, and basic photography assistance while sharing an unforgettable northern night with a welcoming group of women. Perfect for solo women travellers, friends, colleagues, and conference visitors looking to relaxed and feel taken care of. Women-only Northern Lights adventure with a maximum of five guests -Comfortable transportation in a heated white Jeep Wagoneer -Warm drinks, light snacks, and blankets included -Basic assistance with phone and camera settings -Multiple viewing locations selected according to conditions -Hotel pickup and drop-off within Yellowknife

We will pick you up and drive you to an easy-to-moderate hike with our guides. This tour is a total of 4.5-hours of scenic drives and adventure that blends land-based knowledge, storytelling, language, and the natural beauty of the North. Explore scenic viewpoints, learn Dene history, and walk to iconic places like Cameron Falls and the Ramparts with guides deeply connected to the land and its stories. - Guided drive along the scenic Ingraham Trail with local stories shared throughout - A guided hike to Cameron Falls (approx. 1.5 km, about 20 minutes each way) with boardwalks, rocks, staircases, and short steep embankments - A shorter, gentler walk to the Ramparts, featuring hardened pathways, boardwalks, and a staircase-bridge to a stunning viewpoint - Photo opportunities, scenic lookouts, and meaningful moments connecting with the land - Small-group experience with a focus on respect, safety, and connection Duration: 4.5 hours Activity Level: Easy to moderate

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!

Imagine the thrill of ice fishing in Yellowknife, where adventure meets breathtaking natural beauty! This exhilarating experience offers much more than just fishing; it’s an unforgettable nighttime tour set against the backdrop of the majestic Great Slave Lake, 9th largest and the deepest lake in North America. Picture yourself cozying up in warm, heated ice fishing huts while your guide shares insights about safety and fishing techniques. Over the course of four exciting hours, you’ll have the chance to reel in hungry fish while keeping an eye on the sky for the mesmerizing aurora borealis. As you fish, you can sip on complimentary hot beverages and enjoy light snacks, making the atmosphere even more inviting. When those stunning northern lights appear, your guide will ensure you don’t miss a moment. This unique blend of adrenaline and serenity makes ice fishing in Yellowknife an essential adventure for any outdoor enthusiast!. Tour concludes with hotel drop off's.

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

Immerse yourself in Indigenous culture on a private, small-group storytelling tour led by local Indigenous guides. Over two hours at the Prince of Wales Heritage Centre in Yellowknife, you'll hear personal stories and gain insight into traditional Dene life. Explore exhibits through their unique perspectives. Perfect for travelers seeking a deeper connection with the North. Small group sizes ensure an intimate and engaging experience. Advance booking required.

Yellowknife is easily one of the best places in the world to observe the aurora! It is also known as the "Northern Lights Capital."Take a look at the beauty of the aurora and if you’re extremely lucky you may even catch an extremely rare yellow-purple aurora! Enjoy an unforgettable 3-day and 2-night amazing tour with a 95% probability of seeing the aurora! Comfortably stay in a 4-star Yellowknife hotel and select any of our classic winter activities from dog sledding to ice fishing. Discover and receive the aurora/Arctic Circle certificates or small badges at the local tourist centers to keep souvenirs of the most beautiful aurora moment! One Room Selection The maximum occupancy per room is four travelers. If you are a party of more than four guests or desire to have separate rooms, please provide a separate booking. Avoid traveling in a different bus? If you have more than one booking, please provide all confirmation numbers once your bookings are complete.

The Aurora Borealis ignites when charged solar particles dance with Earth’s upper atmosphere. Depending on which atmospheric layer is "excited," the colors shift—most commonly manifesting as an eerie, breathtaking green glow caused by oxygen atoms colliding 120km above us. In the heart of the Northwest Territories, the Aurora graces the skies an average of 240 nights a year. That means you can witness this celestial spectacle nearly every single night from late summer through early spring! Please note: While there is a 95% chance of spotting the lights under clear skies, the Aurora is a natural phenomenon. Because weather and solar activity are beyond our control, sightings cannot be guaranteed. Premium hotel upgrades to the Chateau Nova or The Explorer may be available. Contact us today to secure your dream Arctic getaway!

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.

The Aurora flares up when charged particles from the the sun interact with the Earth's outer atmosphere. The colors of the Aurora vary based on what layer of the atmosphere is being "excited." The most common color is an eerie green glow. Those Aurora are caused by the excitement of oxygen atoms about 120 kilometers above the Earth's surface. In the central Northwest Territories, the Aurora is visible for an average of 240 nights per year. That's nearly every single night of the late summer, autumn, winter and early spring. Northern lights are polar natural phenomenon, there is 95% chance to see the northern lights if weather is under good conditions but there may be due to weather or other natural factors lead to the Northern Lights cannot be observed or weak, our company assumes no responsibilities about this.

Discover the Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights during a multi-day tour in Yellowknife. Get picked up at the address of your choice in Yellowknife and set out on a coach tour in search of the best views of the Northern Lights. By day, enjoy activities such as ice fishing or falls hiking and by night, break out your cameras to try and capture the beauty of the Aurora Borealis.

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with the Yellowknife 5-day, 4-night Arctic Aurora Viewing experience, where the breathtaking beauty of the night sky will leave you in awe! This incredible package includes not only comfortable accommodations at the stylish Chateau Nova or Explorer Hotel but also thrilling daytime activities that truly immerse you in the Arctic wilderness. Picture yourself gliding over glistening snow on a snowmobile, exploring the stunning landscape, and then shifting gears to view the mesmerizing Northern Lights from unique locations such as a cozy Arctic Ice fishing Camp glass tipi's and cabins and a captivating Sky Dome. Each night offers a different aurora viewing experience, ensuring that every moment under the shimmering skies is magical. Additionally, you'll have the chance to visit the northern wildlife gallery, where the wonders of Arctic wildlife are showcased, allowing you to appreciate the serene beauty of nature at its finest.

Get ready for an exhilarating journey unlike any other; Yellowknife Snowmobiling Ice Cave Adventure Combo! This thrilling three-hour guided experience invites you to explore breathtaking landscapes Embark on the Yellowknife Snowmobiling Ice Cave Adventure Combo! This three-hour guided experience takes you across the sparkling snows of Great Slave Lake on a snowmobile. Enjoy hotel pickup, a safety briefing, and equipment demonstration before setting out through breathtaking arctic scenery to the Yellowknife Ice Cave. After exploring the cave on snowshoes, race back on your snowmobile, stopping for photos at highlights like the Snow Castle and sled through without stopping on some of Great Slave attractions that includes house boats and small islands on the deepest lake in North America and 9th largest lake in the world. Conclude your adventure with a complimentary hot beverage before returning to your hotel. Experience a thrilling blend of excitement and natural beauty at its best!

Up your odds of seeing the elusive northern lights with this two-day experience. Picked up from your Yellowknife location, night #1 brings you to a private campsite, where you’ll gather with warm drinks, First Nations’ stories, and the promises of the night sky. Even if you do catch the auroras, tomorrow, you’ll head out on a city tour before chasing those lights again—doubling your adventure.

A structured 4-day/3-night shared Yellowknife autumn package with airport transfers, two mobile aurora hunts, one stationary aurora-viewing camp, and three daytime experiences: city sightseeing at 10:00 a.m. on Day 2, Cameron Falls at 10:00 a.m. on Day 3, and the bison highway wildlife tour at 10:00 a.m. on Day 4. Hotel accommodation is not included. Day 4 timing is coordinated with the guest's flight and may be adjusted or arranged separately if needed.

A structured 4-day/3-night shared Yellowknife package with airport transfers, winter gear rental, two mobile aurora hunts, one stationary aurora-viewing camp, and three daytime experiences: city sightseeing at 10:00 a.m. on Day 2, the ice road and scenic winter drive at 2:00 p.m. on Day 3, and the 2.5-hour Local Art & Souvenir Tour at 2:00 p.m. on Day 4. Hotel accommodation is not included. Day 4 timing is coordinated with the guest's flight and may be adjusted or arranged separately if needed.

Yellowknife is one of the best places in the world to see the northern lights, but don’t leave anything to chance during your visit. This 5-day tour takes you out on multiple aurora-viewing trips, to maximize your chances of seeing the colorful natural light show. Four nights’ accommodation are included, plus all transportation, so you can just turn up and enjoy the experience.