2025 Svalbard Explorer

Overview

Svalbard Explorer: Best of High Arctic Norway

EXPEDITION IN BRIEF

This fascinating expedition provides a taste of everything Spitsbergen has to offer, starting with its largest settlement, Longyearbyen. The largest island of the Svalbard archipelago is known as the “wildlife capital of the Arctic,” and we’ll show you why on this 10-day voyage, which has one departure of 12 days (see page 16). A key focus of this expedition will be to seek out the abundant wildlife that resides here, including walrus, reindeer, and that most iconic of Arctic denizens, the polar bear, in their natural habitat, while marveling at the surreal experience of continuous daylight. Explore the unique Arctic landscape, hike the vast and colorful tundra, learn about the history and geology of this remote wilderness, and join us on a gripping excursion to a faraway, unforgettable land. This exciting introductory journey to the remote Norwegian island, renowned for its stunning scenery and abundant, varied wildlife, is now available on two ships, each providing a distinct polar experience. Ultramarine , our new, game-changing polar vessel, can take you to remote destinations most larger ships can’t reach. Aboard Ultramarine , explore Spitsbergen in brand new ways—taking advantage of the 20 quick-launching Zodiacs, and more outdoor wildlife viewing spaces than other expedition ships its size—to create the Arctic experience perfect for you. Your other ship option is Ocean Adventurer , a passenger favorite that’s much loved for its intimate onboard ambience that enables guests to connect with other travelers and members of the expedition team.

Encounter iconic Arctic wildlife, such as polar bears, walrus and reindeer Take advantage of continuous daylight Hike the tundra and polar desert Cruise in a Zodiac to explore glaciers, fjords, icebergs and more Immerse yourself in the icy realm of the Arctic with optional kayaking adventures

Call your Travel Professional or a Quark Polar Travel Adviser at 1.888.892.0073 | Visit QuarkExpeditions.com for additional details

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