POLAR TRAVEL TRIBEARCTIC · ROUTES
Compare twelve journeys across Svalbard, Greenland, Iceland and the Canadian Arctic—from compact fjord expeditions to the Northwest Passage and 90° North.
A compact expedition through western and north-western Spitsbergen, combining glacier-lined fjords, tundra walks and time along the shifting edge of the sea ice.
A longer Svalbard voyage designed to range beyond the west coast and, when sea ice permits, follow a broad circuit around the island of Spitsbergen.
A north-to-south expedition linking Svalbard's polar landscapes with Bear Island, the Lofoten archipelago and the deeply indented coast of mainland Norway.
A wide-ranging late-summer expedition from Svalbard across the Greenland Sea to East Greenland's immense fjords, finishing amid the volcanic landscapes of Iceland.
A one-way expedition from Svalbard to Iceland, linking Spitsbergen wildlife, the isolated volcanic island of Jan Mayen and the dramatic northern coast of Iceland.
A spring expedition from Scotland through Orkney, Shetland and the Faroe Islands, continuing north to remote Jan Mayen before reaching Iceland.
An East Greenland expedition centred on Scoresby Sund, where branching fjords, steep mountains, tundra and immense icebergs shape a remote late-season journey.
A culturally rich voyage through South Greenland's comparatively green fjords, linking colourful settlements, working farming country, Norse sites and glacier-fed waterways.
A focused West Greenland voyage through coastal communities and Disko Bay, culminating in the vast icebergs and cultural landscape around Ilulissat Icefjord.
A long-form expedition through the Canadian Arctic archipelago, weaving together Inuit homelands, Franklin-era history, remote channels and the ever-changing presence of sea ice.
An expedition focused on Baffin Island and the eastern Canadian High Arctic, combining immense fjords, tundra, community visits and wildlife watching in remote northern waters.
A specialist high-latitude voyage aboard a powerful ice-capable ship, pushing north through the Arctic Ocean with the geographic North Pole as its weather- and ice-dependent objective.
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