The world's polar regions have long been the ultimate grail for adventure travelers and nature photographers. Fortunately, it’s possible to explore them in comfort and safety as our naturalist guides unveil the wonders of the most primal wilderness on the planet. From breaching whales and leopard seals to penguin rookeries a hundred thousand strong, from a flotilla of icebergs big as ships to tiny wildflowers that bloom in the Midnight Sun, the ends of the Earth hold riveting nature encounters.
Classic Nature Tours

Sailing Antarctica: A Polar Wildlife Expedition
Those with a passion for true adventure won't find a more exhilarating thrill than exploring Antarctica on an intimate voyage by private motorsailer—for just seven guests! Kayak and camp on the ice, too.


Ultimate Antarctica by Private Expedition Yacht
Just 12 guests will find a sense of oneness with the polar environment aboard the Hanse Explorer, a true expedition vessel in every sense of the word. Get farther into remote reaches of Antarctica that big ships can't access.


Iceland & Greenland: A Nordic Discovery
Discover less-traveled sides of these two Nordic countries on a unique itinerary that combines the geologic drama of Iceland’s rarely visited highlands with Greenland’s mighty glaciers, fjords and Inuit culture.


Iceland: Circling the Land of Fire & Ice
An immersive journey into the rugged grandeur of a land sculpted by intense geological forces. Make a full loop around Iceland on the most comprehensive nature adventure this compact country has to offer.

Photo Expeditions
Adventure Cruises

Antarctica Direct: Fly the Drake Passage
Experience the wild grandeur of the White Continent in a more efficient, expedient way. Save travel time by flying directly from South America, or cruise the Drake Passage one way, and then bypass it on the way back on a 2-hour flight.


Antarctica, South Georgia & the Falklands
A comprehensive voyage to the wildlife-rich Falkland Islands and historic South Georgia, where a million-plus king penguins reign—plus the wonders of the Antarctic Peninsula!


Norway's Fjords & Arctic Svalbard
Explore the nooks and crannies of Norway's fjord-carved coast and continue to High Arctic Svalbard, home to polar bears and abundant northern wildlife.


Svalbard: In Search of Iconic Arctic Wildlife
Just 600 miles from the North Pole, the remote island of Svalbard offers one of the best opportunities to see polar bears in their natural habitat, on the sea ice.
