Parks Canada Interpretive Centre
Walk back in time viewing detailed and exciting wildlife dioramas, fur trade exhibits. View a series of videos on the history, culture and wildlife of the area. You leave chock-full of natural and historical information from the Churchill region.

Nature Hike
Explore trails in and around the tundra near Churchill with a focus on flora and fauna.

Eskimo Museum
The museum contains one of Canada's finest collections of Inuit carvings, kayaks and artifacts dating from pre- Dorset, Dorset, Thule, and modern Inuit times.

Churchill and Area Tour
A guided bus tour of local and historical points of interest surrounding Churchill, including such attractions as Cape Merry, Port of Churchill and Manitoba Conservation's Polar Bear Holding Facility (weather permitting).

Boat Expedition
On a coast guard approved vessel, discover hundreds of beluga whales in the mouth of the Churchill River. Then, across the river, tour Prince of Wales Fort National Historic Site of Canada; the oldest most northerly stone fort in the country.

Zodiac Excursion
A guided excursion into the estuary in a Zodiac to see the beluga whales enmass in the river. We get up close to the beluga and experience the largest beluga whale group in the world at surface level. Zodiacs are industrial strength inflatable boats commonly used by the military and law enforcement agencies.