Canada의 safari

Canada - a country with a very rich flora and fauna, which, no doubt, you should definitely get to know. 

If you decide to go on a journey through the country, its picturesque landscapes and a myriad of diverse animals will leave 

a lasting impression. 

Where exactly should go in Canada, if you decide to make a "northern safari"? 

Here is the place where you're guaranteed to be able to photograph the most interesting representatives of its fauna.

1. Discovery Island, British Columbia.

Just one short flight from Vancouver - and you're on the secluded island of Sonora, home to bears, eagles, deer and affection, 

and in the waters of the Pacific swim dolphins, sea lions, killer whales and even humpback whales.

2. The island has a Sonora Resort and Spa Relais & Châteaux hotel, comfortable and local guides offer a variety of tours for adults 

and children. 

The best time to visit - it is autumn, when many grizzly bears are sent to the Orford River to feast on salmon, sailed to spawn.

3. Churchill, Manitoba.

A small Canadian town on the shores of Hudson Bay is known as the "capital of the polar bear." 

Their greatest number observed in Churchill from July to October.

4. In the summer, to the shores of Churchill and many beluga whales swims. 

Quite often visitors even get the chance to swim alongside these peaceful animals.

5. Whitehorse, Yukon.

Here you can see the ice fields, crystal clear alpine lakes and spectacular lights of the aurora borealis. 

Here tourists can get acquainted with the reindeer, sheep Dalla and husky.

6. Just a few hours drive from Whitehorse National Park Kluane National Park and Reserve and reservations included

 in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

7. Hyde-Guay, British Columbia.

This archipelago, located off the northern coast of British Columbia, known as the Canadian Galapagos.

 It consists of hundreds of islands, which are home to pine martens, baribaly, deer and other animals.

8. The best way to explore Hyde-Guay - go on a tour of the ship.

 And if you want something more active, you should choose an extreme tour with canoeing and hiking trips into the forest. 

The coastal waters you can see killer whales and humpback whales, and on the beach - sea lions, puffins and petrels.

9. Great Bear Rainforest, British Columbia.

Located on the coast of British Columbia between Vancouver Island and Alaska, this pristine rain forest covers an area 

about the size of Ireland. There is quite common to see baribalov roaming the woods with her cubs.

10. After exploring the rain forest, you can relax in Nimmo Bay Wilderness Resort, where in a cozy wooden house offers 

a lot of waiting for a fireplace and board games.