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Where to go in the Arctic

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Spanning over five million square miles and encompassing eight sovereign nations, we're regularly asked where to go in the Arctic as the choice on offer is so overwhelming.

Wildlife enthusiasts can discover the realm of the polar bear in Svalbard while history buffs can relive the four-century search for the fabled Northwest Passage through in the Canadian Arctic.

Adventurers can see giant icebergs on the edge of the habitable world in Greenland and destination-baggers can cross the far north off their bucket lists with a visit to the North Pole – a dream shared by many, but achieved by few.

Svalbard

Deep inside the Arctic Circle and only 500 miles from the North Pole, the archipelago of Svalbard exists at the edge of the inhabitable world. An icy realm on the roof of the world with a rich history, it's one of the most remote, yet most accessible places on the planet.

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Greenland

From Greenland’s vast size and scale to her welcoming people and vibrant capital, it’s a staggering place on so many levels. While many Greenlanders continue to adhere to centuries-old traditions, it's a culture in transition as it responds to the challenges of the modern world, and finds its voice in the emerging new world order.

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The North Pole

We’ve all gazed at the top of a globe or map and wondered what it must be like up there on the roof of the world. Remote, cold and largely inaccessible – yet that ambition to stand at the point at which all lines of longitude converge, upon ice 6-10 feet thick and suspended above 13,000 feet of ocean, holds a deep siren call for many.

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The Arctic incorporates eight different countries: United States, Canada, Finland, Greenland, Iceland, Norway, Russia, and Sweden. Having accommodated for human life for over 20,000 years, the Arctic is an unmissable beauty.

Plan your trip to the Arctic

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Arctic Cruises

Expeditionary cruising is a very practical way to discover the Arctic, allowing you to comfortably explore often untouched areas of wilderness you can’t otherwise reach from …

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Arctic Cruise Ships

Arctic Cruise Ships

We partner with selected ice-strengthened Arctic expedition vessels from small yachts and nimble little ships with convivial atmospheres, to larger Russian research boats and …

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When to visit the Arctic

When to visit the Arctic

The Arctic summer, blessed with long days and abundant wildlife, is favoured by travellers seeking the classic Arctic experience. But delve deeper and you'll find each season has …

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