The Polar Regions are an impressive white world full of ice, cold and rugged nature. North and South Poles differ, but both offer unique adventures. With our trips to Antarctica and Svalbard, among others, discover the purity of these pristine regions and meet the extraordinary wildlife, such as penguins, polar bears and whales. A trip to the Polar Regions is an unforgettable experience for the true explorer.
The Arctic cries out for discovery. An expedition cruise to Antarctica, the North Pole, Greenland or Svalbard will take you past immense glaciers, floating icebergs and rugged coastlines. On board, you will enjoy comfort while experts take you on landings and zodiac excursions. Meet penguins, polar bears and whales in their pristine habitats.
Make your dreams come to life with a tailor-made trip to the enchanting Arctic. From the vast icefields of Antarctica to the rugged shores of Svalbard and Greenland, we create unique experiences to suit your needs. Discover quiet white worlds, impressive wildlife and pure nature; all carefully tailored to your personal travel preferences. Your expedition adventure starts here!
Experience the far north and deep south. The Arctic awaits with ice, silence, wildlife and unforgettable expeditions.
Embark on an expedition to the Arctic and discover a world of extremes. At the North Pole, especially around Svalbard, you can look for polar bears, arctic foxes, snow hares and wolves. Meet local people, such as the Inuit, and be surprised by extraordinary natural phenomena, such as a single willow tree just outside the Arctic Circle.
On the other side of the world lies Antarctica, the most rugged and untouched continent. This vast wilderness is home to an impressive variety of wildlife. Admire colonies of penguins, playful seals and majestic whales, while learning about the white continent's rich history and science along the way.
There are different routes to explore the Arctic, but some elements always return: unique animals, floating ice floes, inspiring stories of exploration and that indescribable feeling of standing at the end of the world.
With an expedition cruise to the North or South Pole, you will experience the earth at its purest. A journey full of wonder, adventure and deep impressions.
The ideal travel time for the Arctic depends on the destination and season, but each period offers its own unique charm. Below is a handy overview:
Svalbard and the Arctic
The best travel time is from May to August, when it is light 24 hours a day and the sea ice has melted enough to explore the region by expedition cruise. This is the time to spot polar bears, walrus and whales.
Greenland
Between June and September, temperatures are mild and fjords, glaciers and villages are easily accessible. This is ideal for hiking, kayaking and meeting locals. Here, too, you have a chance of seeing impressive wildlife.
Antarctica (Antarctic)
The Antarctic travel season runs from November to March, during southern hemisphere summer. November offers dramatic ice landscapes, December and January are perfect for spotting penguin chicks, and February and March often see whales.
Although the Arctic is not passable all year round, a well-chosen travel period will provide you with an unforgettable and safe expedition full of nature, tranquillity and impressive encounters.
The Arctic offers a unique and unspoilt natural environment unlike any other. From the vast icefields of Antarctica to the breathtaking coasts of Greenland, each destination has its own magical charm.
Antarctica offers:
Greenland offers:
In Svalbard, spot polar bears, walruses and other animals of the Arctic, while the North Pole offers the ultimate adventure for explorers.
From its spectacular wildlife to its pristine landscape, the Arctic offers adventurers a travel experience that has it all - isolation, nature and stunning vistas. A destination that showcases the power of nature in its purest form.
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