Departures: 27 departures, May 1, 2021 – Sep 21, 2021 (11 nights)
Host: Local expert guides and onboard crew
Join us on a fantastic summer expedition to discover the very best of Norway’s coastline, both the hidden pearls and the famous highlights.
Date: Aug 22 – Sep 2, 2021
Host: Brian Keating, Great Big Nature
Dee and Brian invite you to join them on this exciting itinerary to cruise around the remote islands of the Canadian High Arctic aboard Ultramarine, Quark’s newest ship, you’ll navigate the same icy inlets, channels and bays that fascinated legendary explorers of long ago.
Date: Sep 17 – Oct 1, 2021
Host: Onboard crew and experts
Follow the route of Leif Erikson from Greenland to Newfoundland, via coastal Labrador, sailing south over the Arctic Circle, surrounded by mountains and glaciers.
Date: August/September 2020 (14 nights)
Host: Local Expert Crew
Check three different Arctic regions off your list, heading above the Arctic Circle to Spitsbergen, in the Svalbard archipelago, to remote East Greenland and ending in Iceland.
Date: Choose your dates! (7 nights)
Host: Local Expert Guides
Experience the classic spring floe edge where you may have the opportunity to view polar bears, narwhal and icebergs under the Midnight Sun. Travel to the northern reaches of Baffin Island where the sea ice meets the open water, and marine mammals and other wildlife congregate at the floe edge – also known as the “line of life”.
Departures: Year round departures (6 nights)
Host: Local expert guides and onboard crew
This Classic Cruise North takes you on a seven-day exploration of Norway’s major coastal cities and remote villages, from Bergen and far beyond the Arctic Circle to Kirkenes. Discover the best of Norway’s rugged coastline as you encounter natural wonders and have the opportunity to take part in exciting activities.
Antarctic expedition cruise options include voyages to the South Shetland Islands, the western and northern sections of the Antarctic Peninsula, the stunning and wild Weddell Sea region located on the eastern side of the Antarctic Peninsula, crossing the Antarctic Circle, and sailings to South Georgia.