In the ice of the Arctic
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- Encounter polar bears, walruses, Arctic foxes, and vast seabird colonies thriving along ice-choked coasts and drifting floes.
- Navigate immense fjords, sculpted glaciers, and pressure ridges where shifting light transforms ice into living art.
- Follow legendary exploration routes and step ashore remote Arctic realms shaped by Inuit heritage and polar discovery.
This remarkable Arctic expedition traverses one of the planet’s most formidable and pristine polar corridors, linking the glaciated wilderness of eastern Greenland with the icebound archipelagos of Svalbard. Along the way, guests encounter towering fjords, immense ice caps, and remote coastal regions shaped by both ancient ice and the enduring traditions of Arctic peoples. East Greenland’s dramatic alpine landscapes and isolated settlements reveal a rare human presence amid vast wilderness, while Svalbard’s protected reserves offer sweeping tundra plains, glacier-lined straits, and some of the Arctic’s richest wildlife habitats.
This voyage takes place when sea ice remains a defining force of the region, creating extraordinary opportunities to witness the Arctic in its most authentic state. Vast floes drift across the horizon, forming ever-changing frozen seascapes that attract polar bears, walruses, and seabirds in remarkable numbers. Extended daylight enhances wildlife viewing and illuminates sculptural ice formations in remarkable clarity, while expert guides and scientists onboard provide enriching insights into polar ecosystems, climate, and exploration history.
Daily exploration unfolds through Zodiac excursions and carefully guided landings, bringing guests face to face with remote shores few travelers ever reach. Cruising through ice-choked channels and following the wake of historic expeditions evokes a powerful sense of discovery and achievement. Ideal for adventurous travelers, photographers, and wildlife enthusiasts, this journey fosters a profound emotional connection to the Arctic’s scale, beauty, and fragility, leaving guests with a lasting sense of perspective and privilege at having experienced one of Earth’s final frontiers.
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About the In the ice of the Arctic
This remarkable Arctic expedition traverses one of the planet’s most formidable and pristine polar corridors, linking the glaciated wilderness of eastern Greenland with the icebound archipelagos of Svalbard. Along the way, guests encounter towering fjords, immense ice caps, and remote coastal regions shaped by both ancient ice and the enduring traditions of Arctic peoples. East Greenland’s dramatic alpine landscapes and isolated settlements reveal a rare human presence amid vast wilderness, while Svalbard’s protected reserves offer sweeping tundra plains, glacier-lined straits, and some of the Arctic’s richest wildlife habitats.
This voyage takes place when sea ice remains a defining force of the region, creating extraordinary opportunities to witness the Arctic in its most authentic state. Vast floes drift across the horizon, forming ever-changing frozen seascapes that attract polar bears, walruses, and seabirds in remarkable numbers. Extended daylight enhances wildlife viewing and illuminates sculptural ice formations in remarkable clarity, while expert guides and scientists onboard provide enriching insights into polar ecosystems, climate, and exploration history.
Daily exploration unfolds through Zodiac excursions and carefully guided landings, bringing guests face to face with remote shores few travelers ever reach. Cruising through ice-choked channels and following the wake of historic expeditions evokes a powerful sense of discovery and achievement. Ideal for adventurous travelers, photographers, and wildlife enthusiasts, this journey fosters a profound emotional connection to the Arctic’s scale, beauty, and fragility, leaving guests with a lasting sense of perspective and privilege at having experienced one of Earth’s final frontiers.
Itinerarios
This itinerary begins in Reykjavík, Iceland, and ends in Longyearbyen, Spitsbergen, Norway, with a flight to Paris included.
Embarkation: Reykjavík
Embarkation from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Departure at 10:00 PM
La capital de Islandia se extiende a lo largo del borde de una vasta bahía en el oeste del país. Perlan, la “Perla de Reykjavík”, un museo ubicado en la colina ’Oskjuhlið, ofrece una vista panorámica de los exuberantes paisajes verdes. Un poco más adelante, se puede ver fácilmente el cartel que indica el camino hacia la iglesia evangélica Hallgrímskirkja y hacia el centro histórico, donde se puede pasear por Skólavördustígur y Laugavegur, dos calles animadas con encantadoras pequeñas tiendas. Para un poco de relajación justo fuera de la ciudad, los visitantes tienen la oportunidad de visitar la península de Reykjanes y sus famosas lagunas termales de la Laguna Azul.
En el mar a bordo del Le Commandant Charcot
Ammassalik Region
Blosseville Coast
Ittoqqortoormiit Region
Exploration of North-East Greenland
En el mar a bordo del Le Commandant Charcot
Nordaust-Svalbard Nature Reserve
Sailing in the Hinlopen Strait
Soraust-Svalbard Nature Reserve
En el mar a bordo del Le Commandant Charcot
Longyearbyen, Spitsbergen / Disembarkation
This itinerary begins with an included flight from Paris to Longyearbyen, Spitsbergen, Norway, and ends in Reykjavík, Iceland.
Embarkation day Paris/Longyearbyen
Flight Paris/Longyearbyen selected.
Duración aproximada del vuelo: 4 h 30 min.
Recomendamos encarecidamente que llegues a París el día antes de este vuelo.
We suggest you to be at the check-in counter 2 hours before departure.
Recepción en el aeropuerto por parte de nuestro representante local de habla inglesa.
Traslado al puerto de embarque.
Longyearbyen, Spitsbergen
Longyearbyen es la capital del archipiélago noruego de Svalbard, ubicada en la isla principal de Svalbard, y es la capital territorial más septentrional del planeta. Con temperaturas invernales que pueden bajar de los -40 °C, los paisajes de esta ciudad minera son simplemente impresionantes. Los glaciares, las montañas que se extienden hasta donde alcanza la vista y la naturaleza intacta te hacen sentir como si estuvieras en un territorio completamente inexplorado.