Wildlife holiday accommodation in Canada

The charming Auberge La Galouïne offers a warm and comfortable stay with a friendly and familial atmosphere combining personal attention and delicious cuisine - a home away from home. It is located right in the heart of Tadoussac, which allows you to explore this small town on foot. Find Out More

This specially-constructed rustic wilderness camp is located close to the Fishing Branch River at the foot of Bear Cave Mountain, around two hours flight by helicopter north of Dawson City. Its four separate timber cabins are extremely well-insulated and heated by wood-burning stoves. Find Out More

Originally built in 1896 as a hunting lodge, this historic retreat lies in the heart of the Bella Coola Valley and is surrounded by cascading waterfalls, old growth rainforest and – of course – bears! It has just 14 rooms, all with mountain views, and there are waking trails starting from the property. Find Out More

Berry Island Wilderness Lodge is nestled on the coast, surrounded by 12 hectares of forest. Located between Vancouver Island and mainland British Colombia, this unique and charming lodge offers spectacular panoramic views of the Canadian coastline and features just 12 bedroom suites with private bathrooms. Find Out More

Huttopia offers family accommodation that’s all about simplicity, authenticity, nature and wide open spaces. Comfortable and ecologically designed tents made from canvas and wood are located in a tranquil natural setting with beautiful views, providing a chance to get back to nature. Find Out More

Located right on the waterfront in downtown Campbell River, this hotel offers unparalleled comfort in distinctive West Coast-style, with stunning ocean views and a complimentary hot breakfast. It makes an ideal base for discovering the hidden treasures of northern Vancouver Island. Find Out More

Situated in the heart of Grand Manan Island, facing the Bay of Fundy, Compass Rose is the ideal base for keen naturalists. This charming heritage inn has only seven rooms, each offering comfort coupled with incredible views. Activities include birdwatching, kayaking and whale watching. Find Out More

Just a 15 minute flight north of Churchill, Dymond Lake Lodge is luxury wilderness eco-lodge occupying a strip of land between the lake and the bay. Picture windows and a viewing tower looking over the tundra provide views of the surrounding wilderness, and activities are based around polar bear viewing. Find Out More

At the very heart of Vancouver is the city’s landmark, The Fairmont, a hotel rich in history, resplendent in beauty, vibrant and cosmopolitan. Here you will find the luxurious Absolute Spa, a state-of-the-art health club, award-winning restaurants and an array of designer shops in downtown Vancouver. Find Out More

This iconic, historic property in downtown Winnipeg is one of the original and most characterful Canadian railway hotels. For almost 100 years The Fort Garry Hotel has set the standard for grandeur, elegance and culinary excellence, and is second to none in terms of service, comfort and location. Find Out More

This bright and airy timber-built floating lodge is located in in the Nekite Valley, part of the Great Bear Rainforest, and is accessed by floatplane from Port Hardy. The lodge operates two fully-guided bear-watching sessions per day; other guided activities include sea kayaking and interpretive hikes. Find Out More

Grizzly Camp offers some of the finest grizzly bear viewing in the world, with spontaneous encounters possible each day. Set in a pristine wilderness of rivers, creeks and forests, the camp accommodates up to eight guests and four staff in individual cabins, guaranteeing an intimate and exclusive experience. Find Out More

This pleasant boutique hotel is set right on the oceanfront, with exceptional views across Discovery Passage. All rooms have a private balcony, where you can relax and enjoy spectacular sunrises and sunsets; if you’re lucky, you may be able to spot a pod of orcas or bald eagles spiralling in the sky. Find Out More

Being the first hotel opening in Tadoussac and welcoming holiday makers almost two centuries ago (1864), Hotel Tadoussac hasn’t lost any of his authentic and atmospheric look while offering a high level of comfort. It is is now known as the most famous landmark in the bay and surroundings. Find Out More

Innisfree is a charming 160 year-old farmhouse, entirely renovated and surrounded by exquisite gardens, with superb views of the Bay of Fundy. Offering hearty breakfasts and a cosy fireplace, it is full of character, and an ideal base from which to explore the natural highlights of Hopwell Rocks at low tide. Find Out More

Some 60 kilometres inland along the largest fjord on the British Columbia coast, Knight Inlet Lodge is tucked into Glendale Cove. Situated in the heart of the Great Bear Rainforest, this floating lodge offers boat trips to explore the hidden coves of the inlet, allowing you to view bears at eye-level. Find Out More

The Kwa’Lilas Hotel is the only indigenous run accommodation in the north of Vancouver Island. The hotel features a number of rooms of varying categories, with some enjoying mountain views. It's a convenient option for exploring the island, and a stopping off point for the Great Bear Rainforest. Find Out More

The Marathon Inn is a designated 'Local Historic Place' as it is one of the oldest purpose-built continually-operated hotels in Eastern Canada. Built over a century ago by a retired captain, it stands on the very top of Marathon Lane overlooking the North Head Harbour in Grand Manan. Find Out More

Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge is in a remote location on the Hudson Bay coast, 250 kilometres from Churchill. Accommodation consists of four heated twin cabins with private bathrooms. A full programme of daily activities focuses on seeing polar bears, using 4-wheel drive vehicles with naturalist guides. Find Out More

The Orca Waters Base Camp is situated in the heart of the wildlife rich waters of Johnstone Strait, off northern Vancouver Island. The spacious tents are situated in the rainforest and all face the ocean, offering a wooden bed and thick mattress to ensure a good level of comfort. Find Out More

Located in the heart of the Canadian wilderness, bordering the boreal forest and overlooking the Saguenay Fjord, this charming traditional wooden chalet offers comfort and tranquillity. Designed in original Acadian style with a spectacular view of the fjord, Cap au Leste offers the finest Quebecois hospitality. Find Out More

This spacious and homely lodge occupies a two-hectare landscaped riverfront site overlooking a beautiful stretch of the rolling Quesnel River at the outlet of Quesnel Lake in Likely, British Columbia. With charming hosts and hearty traditional country meals, the Pyna-tee-ah is certain to delight you. Find Out More

The self-catering cabins at Réserve Faunique de Matane are located on either the edge of a lake or river, with all the amenities you need for a peaceful and comfortable stay. There is a variety of activities on offer, including wildlife observation and interpretation, hiking, mountain biking, kayaking and boating. Find Out More

Strategically sited on the Hudson Bay shoreline, Seal River Heritage Lodge is rustic yet comfortable, providing an excellent opportunity to see polar bears in the snow. From the lodge you can photograph Arctic wildlife and get a bird’s eye view of amazing sunsets and sunrises from the viewing towers. Find Out More

Built in traditional style, Spirit Bear Lodge is a waterfront lodge and a comfortable place to relax after exploring the Great Bear Rainforest. It has 12 rooms, all with ocean or forest views, where you can gaze out towards the Pacific Ocean and watch for passing orcas, dolphins and sealions. Find Out More

Located in St Andrews-by-the-Sea, with views of the Bay of Fundy, the legendary Algonquin is one of Canada’s most luxurious resorts. Rich in history, meticulously restored to its original splendour, the iconic building and its grounds are an oasis of peace, combining contemporary amenities with every modern comfort. Find Out More

Tundra Lodge is A remarkable hotel on wheels which positions itself on the tundra each season, in the area of highest polar bear density. Inquisitive bears often approach the carriages, and you’ll have unparalleled opportunities to watch them through the large windows, or from elevated observation decks. Find Out More

Dating from the 1930s, Tweedsmuir Park Lodge is a classic former hunting lodge that now accommodates eco visitors. The chalets are in a spacious setting with spectacular views; bears and other wildlife are regularly seen in the grounds and the lodge organises drift trips down the McKenzie River. Find Out More

Beautifully located on Chesterman Beach in Tofino, on the west coast of Vancouver Island, the Wickaninnish Inn is a relaxing rural retreat surrounded by forest and sea. The inn has direct access to the beach, and panoramic ocean or beach views from its 75 deluxe rooms and suites. An extremely relaxing place to stay. Find Out More