Expeditions

During early summer, there is a lot of sea-ice around the north of Svalbard and fjords are still covered with fast ice. Breeding birds arrive and are in full display. We sail into the fjords and spend lots of time in the pack-ice, ensuring amazing photo-opportunities.

Summer in Svalbard is unique. Midsummer Sun sets in, nature is at its height, birds are breeding. The fjords are no longer fully covered in ice, the tundra blooms, and we discover large numbers of whales, seals and birds coming to Svalbard. With less pack ice surrounding the archipelago, we sail further northeast to explore the northern border.

Summer in Svalbard is unique. Midsummer Sun sets in, nature is at its height, birds are breeding. The fjords are no longer fully covered in ice, the tundra blooms, and we discover large numbers of whales, seals and birds coming to Svalbard. With less pack ice surrounding the archipelago, we sail further northeast to explore the northern border.

Summer in Svalbard is unique. Midsummer Sun sets in, nature is at its height, birds are breeding. The fjords are no longer fully covered in ice, the tundra blooms, and we discover large numbers of whales, seals and birds coming to Svalbard. With less pack ice surrounding the archipelago, we sail further northeast to explore the northern border.

We set out to find the most impressive icebergs, the biggest glaciers, the most remarkable geological formations, arctic autumn colours, and perhaps even the northern lights! Small group travel guarantees excellent personal guidance from a professional nature photographer, stunning images, and the most intense nature experience. Plenty of reasons to embark with us on this quest to the land of the Inuit!

The Polar Night lasts from 26 October to 15 February, when the only natural light sources are the moon, the stars and the Northern Lights. March to May is the ‘pastel winter‘, when the darkness transitions to light, casting beautiful pastel colours over the snow-covered landscape.

The migratory birds prepare for their flight southwards, and the animals and plants get ready for winter. The Midnight Sun is over, and the evenings get darker. A beautiful, low sun colours the landscapes golden. We explore the waters around Svalbard and discover the autumn colours on land and at sea.

Summer in Svalbard is unique. Midsummer Sun sets in, nature is at its height, birds are breeding. The fjords are no longer fully covered in ice, the tundra blooms, and we discover large numbers of whales, seals and birds coming to Svalbard. With less pack ice surrounding the archipelago, we sail further northeast to explore the northern border.

The Polar Night lasts from 26 October to 15 February, when the only natural light sources are the moon, the stars and the Northern Lights. March to May is the ‘pastel winter‘, when the darkness transitions to light, casting beautiful pastel colours over the snow-covered landscape.

During early summer, there is a lot of sea-ice around the north of Svalbard and fjords are still covered with fast ice. Breeding birds arrive and are in full display. We sail into the fjords and spend lots of time in the pack-ice, ensuring amazing photo-opportunities.

Summer in Svalbard is unique. Midsummer Sun sets in, nature is at its height, birds are breeding. The fjords are no longer fully covered in ice, the tundra blooms, and we discover large numbers of whales, seals and birds coming to Svalbard. With less pack ice surrounding the archipelago, we sail further northeast to explore the northern border.

We set out to find the most impressive icebergs, the biggest glaciers, the most remarkable geological formations, arctic autumn colours, and perhaps even the northern lights! Small group travel guarantees excellent personal guidance from a professional nature photographer, stunning images, and the most intense nature experience. Plenty of reasons to embark with us on this quest to the land of the Inuit!