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| Jul 19, 2026 | Jul 31, 2026 | 8,799 |
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Day
1 : Oslo, Norway
From
music and museums to quiet forest explorations to charming
neighborhoods, Norway’s capital Oslo contains a dynamic array
of experiences for every traveler. The city is filled with cutting-edge
architecture, among them the iconic Oslo Public Library. As part of its
status as a green city, Oslo has become easy to navigate by foot or
bike, perfect for intimate explorations. The Historical Museum holds a
vast array of artifacts from the Middle Ages and pre-historic times.
Among the cities with the most concerts per capita in Europe, Oslo
always has an event to immerse into local culture.
Day
2 : Skagen, Denmark
The
heath and dune landscapes of Skagen inspired many artists in the
mid-19th century and you can see these charming paintings in the
Skagens Museum. At Grenen Beach, find one of the few unorganized areas
of Denmark. The wild beauty of the Kattegat and Skagerrak clashing
makes it a striking locale to explore. Just northeast of Skagen in
Jutland stands the Skagen Lighthouse. A captivating structure designed
by Niels Sigfred Nebelong, it replaced Skagen’s original
lighthouse in 1958. It’s a simple construct, but that
embodies the nature of Denmark’s culture and invites visitors
to take a photo op.
Day
3 : At Sea
Spend
the day on the high seas pampering yourself at the spa or enjoying some
time on deck. Mingle with your fellow explorers and swap stories of
your exploits, making plans for new ones together once you get to shore
Day
4 : Måløy, Norway
Sitting
on the island of Vagsoy, the village of Maloy contains striking beaches
of silver sand and a longstanding history of fishing. As a major source
of Norway’s beloved seafood, it’s here you will
find local favorites such as crab-stuffed sandwiches, cod and chips and
fish soup. Once you’ve fueled up on regional cuisine, venture
out to the 10-foot-tall Kannesteinen rock. Its unique shape has been
compared to a whale fluke or a blooming mushroom, but regardless of
what you think it looks like, it leaves an impression. Gather your
fellow history buffs for a visit to the Maloy Raid Center, where you
will learn about the Allies’ operation that led to a
strategic World War II victory. The village’s four
lighthouses beckon you to discover stunning scenes, as they each
overlook rugged cliffs that plunge into the sea. Steeped in legends of
a Viking king, Maloy inspires the imagination and invites you to
connect with a piece of the past.
Day
5 : At Sea
Spend
the day on the high seas pampering yourself at the spa or enjoying some
time on deck. Mingle with your fellow explorers and swap stories of
your exploits, making plans for new ones together once you get to shore
Day
6 : DaLeknes (Lofoten Islands), Norway
The
small fishing town of Leknes amid the breathtaking Lofoten Islands
offers an unexpected culinary adventure. From the commonly found
stockfish to wine varieties made from blueberries and mountain fruits,
there’s a unique flavor for every foodie profile. Venturing
to the outskirts of town on the fjord shores, find local wooden crafts,
paintings and hand-spun textiles for an authentic memento to take home.
About eight miles north of Leknes discover Norwegian history at the
Lofotr Viking Museum, including a replica of a Viking
chieftain’s longhouse.
Day
7 : Finnsnes (Senja Island), Norway
Nestled
in the heart of Norway’s Troms County, Finnsnes is a charming
gateway to the magical wilderness of Senja Island. Picture yourself
wandering through its quaint streets lined with colorful wooden houses,
their old-world architecture standing as a testament to centuries of
rich history and maritime culture. The town serves as your portal to
the unblemished natural beauty of Northern Norway. Whether
you’re joining a local fisherman for an Arctic adventure or
savoring freshly caught seafood at a waterfront eatery, Finnsnes offers
an intimate and genuine taste of Norwegian life. Just a short journey
from Finnsnes lies Senja Island, often described as Norway’s
best-kept secret. This island is a treasure trove of untamed wonder,
where fjords carve through dramatic cliffs and lush forests surrender
to pristine beaches. Known as the "Fairytale Island," Senja’s
landscape is nothing short of a dreamscape - rugged yet serene,
majestic yet tranquil. Delve into the unique wildlife of the region,
where you might spot playful otters, reclusive lynx or magnificent
eagles gracing the sky.
Day
8 : Skarsvåg (North Cape), Norway
This
village in North Cape on the island of Magerøya claims the
distinction of being the northernmost fishing village in the world.
Rolling hills of green, magnificent arctic fjords and an untamed
natural beauty make it a stunning stop off the beaten path. Rugged
cliffs are home to thousands of cormorants, puffins and gannets. While
there are few people who inhabit the village, you are likely to come
across wild reindeer that may venture close to town. Within the village
of Skarsvåg sits the Christmas and Winter House, a cozy
visitors’ attraction where you can experience the holiday
year-round with a hot drink and slice of cake as you peruse the local
wares and handicrafts and enjoy an atmosphere of dazzling decorations
and festive music.
Day
9 : Exploring Svalbard - Captain’s Choice
Even
in one of the most isolated regions of the Arctic, there is still the
captivating history of a pioneering past. Our expedition leaders, along
with the captain and onboard pilot, will determine possible landings
each day for all-out explorations. Wildlife abounds throughout the
archipelago of Svalbard, such as puffins, reindeer, Arctic terns and
foxes. An expert photographer will help you look out for the perfect
photo opportunity of these animals, but especially for the elusive
polar bear. As Zodiac cruises may bring you closer to glaciers, keep
your eyes on the water for whale fins.
CAPTAIN’S
CHOICE - Your
Captain will expertly navigate ice floes, icebergs and changing sea and
weather conditions to ensure you experience the most from your
expedition. Each day is a new adventure filled with a spontaneous sense
of exploration as your Captain works with our expedition team to
determine possible shore landings and Zodiac safaris. All itinerary
routes serve as examples and are subject to change based on current
conditions, prioritizing the safety and optimal expedition experience
for all guests.
Day
10 : At Sea
Spend
the day on the high seas pampering yourself at the spa or enjoying some
time on deck. Mingle with your fellow explorers and swap stories of
your exploits, making plans for new ones together once you get to shore
Day
11 : Exploring Svalbard - Captain’s Choice
Even
in one of the most isolated regions of the Arctic, there is still the
captivating history of a pioneering past. Our expedition leaders, along
with the captain and onboard pilot, will determine possible landings
each day for all-out explorations. Wildlife abounds throughout the
archipelago of Svalbard, such as puffins, reindeer, Arctic terns and
foxes. An expert photographer will help you look out for the perfect
photo opportunity of these animals, but especially for the elusive
polar bear. As Zodiac cruises may bring you closer to glaciers, keep
your eyes on the water for whale fins.
CAPTAIN’S
CHOICE - Your
Captain will expertly navigate ice floes, icebergs and changing sea and
weather conditions to ensure you experience the most from your
expedition. Each day is a new adventure filled with a spontaneous sense
of exploration as your Captain works with our expedition team to
determine possible shore landings and Zodiac safaris. All itinerary
routes serve as examples and are subject to change based on current
conditions, prioritizing the safety and optimal expedition experience
for all guests.
Day
12 : Ny-Ålesund (Svalbard), Norway
Ny-Ålesund
is the northernmost settlement on Svalbard with a population of about
12 people. Here you can find an international scientific research
station. Close to the village is a breeding ground for rare geese and
arctic terns. Not far from here you may cruise your way toward the
Ossian Sars Nature Reserve, a preservation of mountains and surrounding
vegetation that is a sight to behold.
Day
13 : Longyearbyen (Svalbard), Norway
Longyearbyen
is in a valley on the shores of the idyllic Adventfjord, surrounded by
steep mountains and several glaciers. There are only around 25 miles of
roads in this village, which is divided into several neighborhoods,
including the town center and Nybyen (New Town), which consists of
charming miners’ barracks constructed after the war, as well
as guest houses, a restaurant and gallery, and not to mention beautiful
views of the landmark mountain, Hiorthfjellet. Be sure to visit the
Svalbard museum as a break between the plethora of activities like
summer dogsledding or cruising to the abandoned Russian city of
Pyramiden
World Navigator (Luxury Expedition, 198-guests)
The 98-suite World Navigator features deluxe accommodations, contemporary and airy design, as well as thoughtfully selected amenities, entertainment, restaurants and bars. Every deck is designed to bring the outdoors inside, so that you are almost never without a transcendent view.
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WHAT'S INCLUDED
- FREE cultural immersion
- FREE gourmet dining with ever-changing menus
- FREE unlimited beverages, including fine wines, spirits and
craft beers
- FREE open bars and lounges, including 24-hour bar service
with specialty canapés
- FREE stocked in-room minibar
- FREE specialty coffees, teas and fresh-pressed juices
- FREE afternoon and high tea
- FREE champagne and gourmet canapés during meet
and greet
- FREE 24-hour room service, including spirits, wine and beer
- FREE L'OCCITANE bath amenities
- FREE pre-paid gratuities
- FREE use of walking sticks and binoculars
- FREE reusable water bottle
- FREE butler service and expanded room service menu in suites
- Government Taxes and Fees per guest are included in Cruise
Fares.
- Trip delay and medical evacuation coverage included at no
additional cost.
Exclusively
on Polar Expeditions
- FREE cultural immersion
- FREE private charter jet service with private group
transfers*
- FREE enrichment lectures and destination briefings
- FREE shore landings led by expert field guides
- FREE escorted sightseeing safaris by Zodiac
- FREE polar plunge
- FREE Atlas Ocean Voyages parka and vest
- FREE use of knee boots
- FREE 1-night pre-cruise hotel stay*
- FREE 1-night post-cruise hotel stay on select Antarctica
expeditions
*Available
on Antarctica and select Arctic expeditions
