A unique guided canoe expedition deep into the Canadian wilderness

Yukon is a vast wilderness of mountains, lakes and forests. The summers are short and bright (it never really gets dark), the days are long and warm. We fly to Whitehorse, and start the canoe trip on the Yukon River with the compass needle set north. From the excellent vantage point of our canoes on the mighty Yukon, we have great opportunities to spot Black Bears, moose and Bald Eagles nesting over the riverbanks. We camp in breathtaking and isolated locations before returning to civilisation at the gold-rush town of Dawson.

Itinerary:

Day 1 Start Whitehorse. 2 Drive via Klondike Highway to Carmacks; start the canoe trip. 3-10 Canoe over 400 kilometres exploring the vast hinterland of the Yukon. 11-12 Arrive Dawson City, historic gold town and home to many legends. Visit the Jack London and Robert Service cabins, theatre and Diamond Tooth Gertie's Gambling Hall. A highlight is the drive into Bonanza and Eldorado Creeks where we visit an active gold min 13 Drive via Klondike Highway back to Whitehorse. 14 End Whitehorse.

Mode of travel: Travel is by canoe covering 400 kilometres of the Yukon River. Special canoeing skills are not needed and beginners are welcome, although a good level of fitness is required.
Group size: Min. 6, max. 12, plus leader.
Accommodation: 4 nights hotel, 9 nights camping.
Food: All camping meals included.
Optional Single Supplement: from $567.00
Trip Reference: AFY
Reverse Itinerary: trips that run in reverse are specified with an "R" in the dates and prices table below.