Top Manitoba Tours by Duration

Listen to a tour guide through your smartphone as you explore 4 exciting walking tours in Downtown Winnipeg! Over 100 points of interest! Don't just see Winnipeg, hear what it has to say! - Winnipeg's Wealthy Beginnings - Winnipeg in the Limelight - The Fork's Historic Site - Winnipeg's Most Haunted You do not have to complete all the tours in one day. The tours are yours to use any date or time. The tours also come with a fun location based trivia game. After the commentary plays, look at your device & tap your guess of the answer. See your score as you go. Keep the professional tour guide experience, ditch crowded tour groups, tight schedules & high prices. Live GPS map shows where you are & where to go next. As you get close, tour guide commentary will automatically play! The number of travelers you select is the number of devices you can download the tour to. Trust the platform with over 75 tours & 25,000+ happy customers.

Leave the city behind to explore the monumental forces that shaped Manitoba. Crossing the colossal Red River Floodway, see the massive project built to defend Winnipeg from historic floods. Travel across the flat plain—an ancient glacial lakebed—and stop at a local cafe before transitioning into the rugged Boreal Shield. At the Winnipeg River, discover the immense human effort used to harness rushing water. Visit beautiful Whitemouth Falls and stand in awe of Seven Sisters Generating Station, where wilderness meets industrial might. Nearby, visit the idyllic forest town of Pinawa, cross a spectacular suspension bridge, explore the concrete ruins of an old dam, and learn about the region’s unique nuclear history. Balanced with light hikes along the iconic Trans Canada Trail, a relaxing local lunch, and views of ancient rock formations, this day trip offers a profound connection to the landscape.

Experience polar bears in their natural habitat on an incredible 5-night tour into the Canadian wild. Fly from Winnipeg to the remote town of Churchill, your Hudson Bay base. While here pay visit to the local Itsanitaq Museum, go dog-sledding and enjoy multiple polar bear-viewing adventures. Set out in a specially-designed tundra buggy to witness these magnificent creatures feed and frolic and to learn about their daily lives, as well as ways climate change is affecting them. Keep an eye out for foxes, ptarmigans and snowy owls as well.

Travel north to the rugged shores of Lake Winnipeg—the world’s 11th largest freshwater lake—to explore the undeveloped wilderness of Elk Island Provincial Park. This guided day-trip begins with an unhurried drive featuring local commentary on the area's history and geography, stopping at a coffee shop along the way. Upon arrival at destination, the hike begins with a unique shallow water crossing and a walk along a sweeping sandspit before entering the island's boreal interior. You will hike through quiet forested trails that suddenly open up to a dramatic northern shore where massive sand cliffs and open water create a sense of total isolation. After completing the island circuit, the adventure returns to the mainland. Refuel with a meal at a local restaurant, cap off the day with a stroll along the world-famous white sands of Grand Beach, and enjoy a relaxing drive back.

Witness polar bears roaming the tundra along the coast of the Hudson Bay when you visit the northern frontier town of Churchill, Manitoba. Stay right in town and experience the eclectic charm of the Polar Bear Capital of the World on this hotelbased adventure. Our Subarctic Discovery: Churchill Polar Bears trip includes two Tundra Buggy® Adventure days to explore the Churchill Wildlife Management area to witness wild polar bears and other wildlife that call the subarctic home. When you are not out on the tundra viewing wildlife, enjoy various museums and presentations to learn about the diverse history and culture of the area.

Summer is the perfect time to visit Churchill, Manitoba. During the months of July and August, the Churchill River is teeming with beluga whales who migrate into the warm, shallow waters to give birth and feed on fish. Known as the “canaries of the sea”, these friendly and inquisitive creatures will capture your heart as you enjoy their whale song by boat or, for the more adventurous, in the water with a Zodiac, kayak or stand-up paddleboard adventure. While on land, enjoy the view as the surrounding landscape erupts into colourful summer blooms. You will experience a dog carting excursion with a professional musher on a mile-long trek through the boreal forest and explore the Churchill Wildlife Management Area by Tundra Buggy for your chance to see a multitude of northern wildlife. You might even have the opportunity to see the first of the summer polar bears as they begin their migration into the area.