WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE

These conservation-centric expeditions promise unforgettable encounters with animals.

David Tse

SWIM WITH ORCAS Come November, orcas congregate in the frigid waters off northern Norway to feed on seasonal shoals of herring. Those looking for an immersive experience with these remarkable creatures can join one of Natural World Safaris’ ship-based Swim with Killer Whales trips, which begin and end in Tromsø (350 kilometers above the Arctic Circle) with six nights at sea in between. Your base is the Kinfish, a former research vessel that now carries a maximum of 12 passengers to where orcas and even humpback whales are most likely to be encountered (departs Nov. 4, 11, and 18; naturalworldsafaris.com; from US$7,860 per person). GET WILD WITH WOLVES The remote Canadian town of Churchill, Manitoba, may be known as the polar bear capital of the world, but local outfitter Churchill…

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