We take you on our expedition
boats to
learn, explore or just relax on one of the worlds most famous rivers
- the Yukon River
The Yukon wilderness is world-renowned, a brutal expanse of beauty and harshness that commands awe. Its winters stretch nearly seven months, plunging to under -50°C or -58°F at times, locking mountains and rivers in ice. Summers blaze hot under the midnight sun, rivers surging and forests sprawling beneath relentless light. It’s an intense land—vast, unforgiving, and stunning in its extremes.
The First Nations along Yukon's rivers hold knowledge carved from centuries of reading the land and water. Their culture runs deep, tied to the rhythm of the seasons and the flow of the wild river. Toughness defines them—hunting, fishing, and enduring where others falter. It’s a life built on grit, passed down through stories and skills that outlast time.
Our tours turn the Yukon river into a classroom, guided by locals who know its secrets. They unpack the nature—plants, animals—and the history etched along its banks. Anecdotes flow, tales of the wild and the people, stories only those living up here can tell. It’s raw learning, straight from the source, as the water carries us through.
The Yukon river carves through habitats thick with life—bears fish its waters, moose wade its edges. Wolves, foxes, lynx and wolverine roam the forests, while eagles ride the sky above. Salmon surge beneath, driving a web of predators and prey along the banks. It’s a wild pulse, raw and unfiltered, thriving where the river meets the land.
"The Yukon’s harsh side came through, and the guide nailed it. Great tour. The other guests seemed also very impressed. Passionate guide, who likes giving."
Kevin
Ontario, Canada
"The river’s power stunned me, and the wildlife facts were spot-on. Great for a 70-year-old nature nut. Thank you!" "
Cherry
BC, Canada
"I was a little concerned first since it was my first time on a big river at all. Fantastic experience, loved every bit of it! Very thoughtful guide."
Marsh
Texas, USA
"Really great experience. Moose by the water, cliffs and islands everywhere. Still replaying all parts. Local stories made it stick."
Anselm
Hamburg, Germany
"Saw beavers and learned how the First Nations fish here. Rough beauty, real talk—loved it. "
Sarah
NJ, USA
"Intense ride—history, wildlife, and no fluff. Guide’s a legend, Yukon’s the real deal." "
Jake
Ohio, USA