Frontiers North Adventures has partnered with Calm Air to bring you a new Dan's Diner Getaway for 2019 that includes round-trip airfare from Winnipeg to Churchill, one night accommodations in Churchill and the full Dan's Diner culinary experience.
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*Price is CAD based on double occupancy; single supplement is $165. Applicable taxes and fees are extra (9%). Must fly between Feb. 28 and March 10, 2019. Subject to availability. Only available through Frontiers North Adventures.
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Get whisked away aboard a Calm Air flight from Winnipeg to Churchill, Manitoba. Upon arrival you will check into your hotel room, excited for the evening ahead. In just a few hours you will be crossing the frozen Churchill River by Tundra Buggy® to the opposite, snow-steeped bank. There, you'll find our one of a kind “pop-up” restaurant, heated for your comfort, with panoramic windows and skylights for the ultimate northern lights viewing experience, weather permitting. Once there you will enjoy the Dan's Diner remote culinary experience; a multi-course menu meticulously curated by Canadian chef Jared Fossen, which features world-class cuisine inspired by regional delicacies from land and sea.
After dinner, meander back to Churchill aboard the Tundra Buggy for a good night's sleep at your comfortable accommodations. The next day, you will return back to Winnipeg by air, still dreaming about the ultimate culinary experience you just had.
Patrons at Dan's Diner will enjoy a world-class meal prepared by Canadian Chef Jared Fossen, surrounded by wilderness beneath the northern lights. This storied place was once explored and occupied by the Hudson's Bay Company of adventurers who traded furs with the Cree, Dene and Inuit nearby.
Dan's Diner is a custom built, mobile dining hall which debuted at the Tundra Buggy Lodge in the autumn of 2017.
Churchill is located directly under the auroral oval, making it one of the best places in the world to view the northern lights, weather permitting. Dan's Diner has been designed purposefully with panoramic windows and skylights to allow for exceptional northern lights viewing opportunities for guests during dinner service.
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