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Known as the "Polar Bear Capital of the World," Churchill in Manitoba offers tundra buggy tours that allow you to view polar bears in their natural habitat.
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Located in the Arctic Ocean, Svalbard is a prime spot for polar bear sightings. Expeditions and tours are available, especially during the summer months.
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Wrangel Island is a haven for polar bears during the summer months. Access is limited, but it offers unique opportunities for wildlife enthusiasts.
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In the fall, polar bears gather near Kaktovik as they wait for the sea ice to form. Tours and local guides can help visitors view these bears in their natural environment.
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The northern regions of Greenland, such as Qaanaaq and Ittoqqortoormiit, provide opportunities to spot polar bears, especially during the summer and early fall.
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This archipelago in the Russian Arctic is a remote and pristine area where polar bears can be spotted during expeditions or cruises.
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This vast wilderness is home to a variety of Arctic wildlife, including polar bears. Guided tours or expeditions offer chances to encounter them.
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Apart from Churchill, other areas along the coast of Hudson Bay provide opportunities to witness polar bears, especially during the summer and early fall.
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