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S E E U S O N T H E W E B AT wildlifeworldwide.com Whales. From the middle of August to the middle of October, millions of salmon making their final spawning run turn the clear waters dark, attracting dozens of grizzlies who are able to gorge to their hearts content in preparation for the imminent winter freeze. Meanwhile Bald Eagles are present all year round, but the best viewing and photography opportunities for Bald Eagles are in the late autumn. Knight Inlet Lodge accommodates a maximum of 30 guests in floating wooden cabins, most of which have lounge areas with wood burning stoves. The bedrooms are cedar-panelled and have their own private bathrooms. Public areas include a rustic dining hall and lounge area. The lodge exhibits an assortment of construction styles dating from the 1940’s when the original float housed a logging camp. Estuary tours, jetboat tours up the Kliniklini River, excursions to the upper reaches of Knight Inlet and day trips to the Thompson and Bond Sounds are also available, offering more stunning scenery, magnificent wildlife and of course superb photographic opportunities. Day 9. Homeward [B] You return to Vancouver where you connect with your flight home. Day 10. Arrive home Grizzly & Polar Bear Adventure 13 days London to London Day 1. Depart London Depart for Vancouver where you spend a night at the Fairmont Airport Hotel. Days 2 to 5. Campbell River [B (Days 4 & 5 only), L & D (Days 3 to 5 only)] Fly to Campbell River for a 1-night stay at Heron’s Landing, before continuing by float plane to Knight Inlet Lodge for a 3-night stay (see ‘Bears of Knight Inlet’ itinerary for a description). Days 6 & 7. Vancouver & Winnipeg [B (Day 6 only)] Fly back to Vancouver via Campbell River for a further night at the Fairmont Airport Hotel. The next day fly on to Winnipeg for a night at the Hotel Fort Garry. Days 8 to 10. Churchill [B, L, D] Continue by air to Churchill for a 3-night stay at comfortable hotel accommodation. Enjoy two full day Polar Bear-viewing excursions aboard tundra buggies. As well as Polar Bears you may also see Arctic Fox, Caribou, Snowy Owl and Ptarmigan. You may also have the opportunity to visit Cape Merry and visit the local sled dogs, where Polar Bears can often be seen interacting with the dogs. (See our ‘Classic Polar Bears’ itinerary on page 124 for further information.) Days 11 to 13. Homeward [B (Days 11 & 12 only)] Fly back to Winnipeg for your last night at Hotel Fort Garry, before catching your homeward overnight flight. 125 Cost per person: 6 May to 24 Jun, 1 to 24 Jul £3,595 25 to 30 Jun £3,295 1 to 24 Aug, Sep to 21 Oct £3,795 25 to 31 Aug £4,050 Single supplement: Available on request What is included: Flights, some transfers, meals as indicated & guided activities Accommodation: Hotel & lodges Departure dates: Daily, May to October Cost per person: 13-day itinerary as above £5,095 15-day itinerary with an extra night in Knight Inlet & Churchill £5,695 Single supplement: Available on request What is included: Flights, some transfers, meals as indicated & guided activities Accommodation: Hotels & lodges Departure dates: Various dates in early October (please ask for details) Black Bears of Riding Mountain 4 days from Winnipeg Riding Mountain is a vibrant wilderness oasis set high above the prairie in a landscape of rolling aspen and spruce forests, wildflower-filled meadows, crystal-clear streams and a profusion of lakes and wetlands. The wildlife of the area includes Black Bear, Bison, Moose, Coyote, Wolf and Beaver and the birdwatching is good here too. This short stay on a private ranch run by wildlife enthusiasts offers daily wildlife safaris and bear-viewing hides - you may of course extend your stay here if you wish! Cost per person: From £725 What is included: Transfers, all meals & guided activities Accommodation: Cabins Departure dates: Sundays & Wednesdays, June to September Black Bear Kayaking, Knight Inlet At Wildlife Worldwide we specialise in tailor-making our holidays. It is what we started doing in 1992, it has been our philosophy right from the start. A tailor-made journey gives you the freedom and flexibility to travel how, when and where you want to. And of course, you are unconstrained by the wishes of a group. Throughout the brochure we show a series of itineraries to whet your appetite. These are all suggestions and ideas, none are cast in stone. We can change the properties, extend or shorten your trip, combine destinations and countries, fly you in Business Class, organise car rental and of course offer advice and suggestions from a wealth of experience that we have gained over many years. Call us on 0845 130 6982 and we will be happy to discuss the options with you! Tailor-made holidays – a unique journey designed just for you! North America / USA & Canada

126 F O R R E S E R V A T I O N S C A L L U S O N 0845 130 6982 Spirit Bears, Orcas & Humpbacks 8 days London to London Day 1. Vancouver Depart for Vancouver where you spend your first night at the Fairmont Airport Hotel. Vancouver is a beautiful city with a rich mix of modern and traditional buildings in a wonderful coastal setting and with a backdrop of forested mountains. There is plenty to do in the locality with Stanley Park only a short distance away. If you are feeling a little more adventurous you might like to consider extending your stay by a few nights and perhaps visiting Vancouver Island to see Grey Whales. Days 2 to 5. King Pacific Lodge [B, L, D] After breakfast make your way to Vancouver Airport for the charter flight to Bella Bella and then a float plane flight directly to King Pacific Lodge. Snuggled into the thickly forested shore of Barnard Harbour just off the coast of British Columbia on Princess Royal Island and with spectacular views of the surrounding landscape, King Pacific Lodge Wolf