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Things to Do in The Arctic
Activities in the Arctic are simply thrilling. This part of the world is an adrenaline junkie’s dream and each day brings the opportunity to kayak through monumental ice formations or going in search of arctic wildlife. But there’s more to the Arctic than thrill seeking, there are also thermal springs where you can unwind and drink in the views!
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Sea Kayaking in the Arctic
Arctic
Imagine paddling through an intricate maze of sea ice, through picture-perfect fjords forged by ancient glaciers, under dramatic bird cliffs and searching for the mighty walrus and elusive polar bear – from a distance!
Visit a local community in the High Arctic
Arctic
Enjoy a getting to know a small High Arctic community and their unique daily lives.
Explore Franz Josef Land
Franz Josef Land Archipelago, Arctic
Cruising through the frigid waters of the High Arctic you’ll reach your final destination, Franz Josef Land, a protected nature sanctuary and part of the Russian Arctic National Park since 2012.
Explore Spitsbergen
Arctic
Spend these days exploring the wild Arctic landscapes of the Svalbard Archipelago, in search of the rare and elusive polar bear as it stalks the ice edge and shoreline in search of seals and walruses.
Hinlopen Strait
Arctic
Head south through the wild seas of the Hinlopen Strait, home to a myriad of nesting seabirds, before cruising past the ice floes of Lomfjordshalvøya, and making a shore landing on Nordaustlandet in search of wildlife.
Visit Narsarsuaq and Uunartoq Island, South Greenland
Arctic
Explore the beautiful surroundings of Tunulliarfik Fjord and the small village of Narsarsuaq with its Norse ruins and Inuit graves, before visiting Uunartoq Island, home to bubbling hot springs just the right temperature to bathe in.
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