Photograph the ethereal Northern Lights, visit with a Sami family to learn about their daily lives, and join the festivities of Sami Easter. You'll also spend a night at the Snowhotel, constructed entirely of snow and rebuilt each year.
Far North & the Arctic
Exploring the Arctic is, in many ways, unimaginable. To travel to what ancient geographers termed ultima Thule (“farthest land”)—and in luxury, no less—is a feat seemingly reserved for the hardiest adventurers among us. And yet, Zegrahm’s Arctic expeditions afford rare opportunities to view Arctic wildlife, seabirds, whales, and polar bears; to meet indigenous peoples who sustain a living at the ends of the Earth; and to explore lands that very few have gone before—it’s the top of the world, waiting for you.
Upcoming Far North & the Arctic Expeditions
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Lapland: Northern Lights & the Sami Easter Festival
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Ultimate Iceland
June 9 — June 21, 2021Iceland boasts an unspoiled and truly surreal landscape that has captivated explorers, artists, and photographers alike. Hike through verdan valleys to view impressive waterfalls, search for a variety of birdlife, meet the residents of colorful fishing hamlets, and relax in some of Iceland’s reno
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Alaska's National Parks
July 27 — August 10, 2021Join your expedition leader on an incredible Alaskan adventure—highlights include exploring Denali and Wrangell-St. Elias parks, hiking glaciers, and spotting bald eagles in Prince William Sound.
Past [name] Expeditions
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Northwest Passage
September 4 — September 23, 2015Follow in the footsteps of the great explorers as you transit the Northwest Passage from western Greenland to the Canadian Arctic, observing polar bears, walruses, seals, and seabirds.
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Circumnavigation of Iceland
June 1 — June 12, 2017Iceland—a land of hot springs, glaciers, lava fields, and waterfalls—is a nature lover’s paradise.
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Wild Alaska
July 6 — July 20, 2017This expedition takes advantage of the long mid-summer hours of daylight as you trace pristine shores, cross the Arctic Circle, and observe countless numbers of seabirds.
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Ultimate Iceland
June 17 — June 25, 2018Iceland—a land of hot springs, glaciers, lava fields, and waterfalls—is a nature lover’s paradise, with an unspoiled and truly surreal landscape that has captivated explorers, artists, and photographers alike.
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The Untamed North: Greenland to Iceland
June 24 — July 8, 2018Greenland beckons with its glittering icebergs and wildflower-bedecked tundra, while Iceland enchants with its mighty glaciers and geothermal hotspots—hike, sail by Zodiac, photograph, and commune with seabirds in these ethereal landscapes.
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Svalbard: A Polar Bear Quest
July 10 — July 23, 2018For majestic beauty and untamed wilderness, few places can rival the Svalbard Archipelago. The long days of summer allow for ample time to discover the abundant wildlife and stark natural beauty of the High Arctic as you explore by Zodiac and on foot,
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Alaska's National Parks
July 17 — July 31, 2018Join former Alaska resident and expedition leader Mike Moore on an incredible Alaskan adventure—highlights include exploring Denali and Wrangell-St. Elias parks, hiking glaciers, and spotting bald eagles in Prince William Sound.
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Wild Norway & Svalbard
May 17 — June 2, 2019The Arctic summer and its lingering daylight allow ample time to discover Norway and Svalbard, with their abundant wildlife and stark natural beauty—journey by Zodiac and on foot, meeting the region’s hardy residents.
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Ultimate Iceland
August 20 — August 29, 2019Iceland—a land of hot springs, glaciers, lava fields, and waterfalls—is a nature lover’s paradise, with an unspoiled and truly surreal landscape that has captivated explorers, artists, and photographers alike.
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Path of the Vikings: Reykjavik to Quebec
August 27 — September 12, 2019Cruise along chiseled fjords packed with icebergs for up-close views of glittering glaciers on our brand-new expedition that explores the Arctic region of Iceland, Greenland, and Canada. You'll search for beluga whales, and seabirds such as razorbills, guillemots, and kittiwakes, and enjoy a hike through Gros Morne National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.