Discover the Arctic.
SVALBARD
GREENLAND
CANADIAN ARCTIC
ICELAND
The Wildlife Capital of the Arctic
Epic Adventure and Diverse Cultures
Legendary Sea Routes and Landscapes Retrace epic exploration routes: Navigate the legendary Northwest Passage and witness history where explorers charted routes previously known only to Indigenous inhabitants. Wildlife diversity and migration: Spot polar bears, muskoxen, bowhead whales, walruses, and a variety of migratory birds unique to this region. Access remote northern islands: Travel by Zodiac, helicopter, or small ship to reach seldom-visited fjords, tundra, and glacial coastlines. Inuit cultural immersion: Visit traditional communities and learn about Inuit culture, heritage and ways of life in their homeland.
Land of Fire and Ice
Unrivaled wildlife viewing: Observe polar bears roaming the sea ice, walruses basking on beaches, reindeer grazing the tundra, and immense seabird colonies nesting on cliffs. Spectacular Arctic scenery: Glaciers calving into blue fjords, snow-capped mountains, and spectacular bird cliffs set the stage for adventure. Expedition-style exploration: Zodiac rides, hiking, and kayaking journeys bring you into hidden coves and untouched wilderness.
Northern Lights spectacle: See the aurora borealis dance across polar skies as nights grow longer in late summer.
Volcanic wonders: Discover lava fields, geysers, black sand beaches, and waterfalls that reveal Iceland’s dynamic geological character.
Epic ice formations: Explore the UNESCO-listed Ilulissat Icefjord, gaze at massive icebergs, and experience the sheer scale of Greenland’s frozen landscape. Adventure from sea to sky: Enjoy kayaking, flightseeing, and camping for a true taste of Greenland’s rugged environment. Greenlandic culture and cuisine: Explore Greenland communities and savor Inuit culinary traditions through the Tundra to Table experience.
Active exploration: Hike, take guided Zodiac excursions, and enjoy birdwatching along rugged coasts.
Iconic wildlife: See whales, puffins, and northern seabirds unique to Iceland’s shores.
Nature reshaped: Witness the interplay of glaciers, geothermal features and the Atlantic Ocean as they constantly transform the landscape. Icelandic traditions and cuisine: Explore coastal villages, discover local folklore, and savor the Tundra to Table: Iceland culinary experience.
The midnight sun: Experience continuous daylight, casting a golden glow over both landscapes and wildlife sightings.
When to Go
May – July
Trace Norse and Viking history: Visit ancient ruins such as Hvalsey Church and step back in time.
When to Go
August – September
When to Go
August – September
When to Go
July – August
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