The Arctic

Svalbard & The Polar Ice Edge

At the Edge of Ice and Wildlife
A realm of shifting pack ice and endless daylight, best explored from May to July. Svalbard offers some of the best opportunities to encounter polar bears, along with walrus, Arctic foxes, and vast seabird colonies. The landscapes are raw and dramatic — glaciers calving into icy seas and fjords still locked in winter’s grip. True expedition territory at the frontier of the Arctic.

Iceland

Land of Fire, Ice, and Endless Discovery
From June through August, Iceland reveals a striking contrast of volcanoes, waterfalls, and lush coastal scenery. Whale sightings are frequent, particularly humpbacks and minkes, while seabird cliffs teem with life. Mild Arctic weather allows for hiking and exploration ashore. A land shaped by fire and ice, rich in Viking history and Nordic culture.

Greenland (East & West)

Where Icebergs Drift and Ancient Cultures Endure
Best visited from July to September, Greenland is home to immense fjords filled with towering icebergs and active glaciers. Encounters with Inuit communities provide insight into a resilient, living culture. Whales are abundant in late summer, and as the season progresses, the first Northern Lights may appear. A place of scale, silence, and deep human connection to the land.

Canadian Arctic

Routes of Exploration and Living Heritage
From July to early September, this region combines wildlife, history, and culture. Follow the paths of Franklin and Amundsen through the Northwest Passage, while spotting polar bears, musk oxen, and narwhals. Visits to Inuit communities reveal rich traditions and stories of survival. A vast and storied Arctic shaped by exploration and endurance.

The North Pole

The Ultimate Frontier
Reached in the heart of summer, typically June to July, the North Pole is the most exclusive Arctic destination. Accessible only by powerful icebreakers, this is a journey across the central Arctic Ocean, navigating thick multi-year ice. Wildlife is scarce but the experience is unparalleled — standing at 90° North, where all directions lead south, is the essence of true exploration.