Destination Indigenous Blog

My name is Peter Mather and I’m a professional photographer based in Whitehorse, Yukon. I make my living taking adventures… 

Brendin Kelly escaped from Home with his girlfriend Meghan to experience the incredible culture of the Syilx People in the… 

Rediscovering Ontario through an Indigenous lens Ontario. It’s big. It’s beautiful. And sometimes it’s hard to find a moment to… 

Escape from Home – Atlantic Canada Anna and Trevor Delaney (Delightful Travellers) escaped from home with Destination Indigenous, making their… 

Escape from Home – Alberta Join Matt and Karla as they dive head-first into Indigenous adventures across Alberta. They’ll learn… 

Escape from Home – Vancouver Jonny Bierman is a sustainable travel journalist and content creator from Vancouver, BC. He escaped… 

Escape from Home – Quebec Quebec influencer Jeanne Rondeau-Ducharme escaped from her city home in Quebec to take an adventure… 

You’ve probably had just about enough of the inside of your house — and your summer trip has been cancelled,… 

Hear songs and stories around the fire; create unique art and learn the skills of the Porcupine People; dip your paddle into the river and share in traditions as old as the water and the sky. Dig a little deeper and explore the diverse world of Indigenous Cultures within Canada.

Ice bears and the aurora. Tundra willows just inches tall, set in a mosaic of moss and bright flowers. The North captivates with its sheer staggering beauty and its diversity—a true reflection of Canada. Experience the glory of the wilderness with these seven expert outfitters.

Nunavik, Quebec’s far north, is one of the most remote regions in Canada bordered by the Hudson Bay to the west, Hudson Strait to the North and Ungava Bay and Labrador to the East. This region is filled with scenic tundra, taiga forests, untouched environment spoiled with lakes, rivers, and mountains, plus rich culture and an abundance of wildlife making it a perfect destination for cultural and adventure seekers.

The story of Spirit Bear Lodge is both culturally enriching and inspiring. From its humble beginnings as a small, one-room, red-roofed lodge floating on the dock of Klemtu to a beautiful 12-room spacious lodge providing guests with fully catered breakfast, lunch, dinner as well as wilderness and cultural excursions that are truly breathtaking