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The Legacy of the Thule Culture – Legend of the Norse, Tamers of Greenland
The mysterious Thule culture has left its mark on this wild, beautiful land, and its presence continues to be felt through the oral traditions and culture of its modern-day descendants, the Greenlandic Inuit.
Oceanwide Expeditions to utilize ice report software IcySea aboard expedition vessels
IcySea provides near real-time sea ice information, enhancing the already significant operational capabilities of our fleet.
PLA09-25, trip log, Around Spitsbergen, In the realm of polar bear & ice
We started the day with a remarkable wildlife encounter. Shortly after breakfast, we spotted a polar bear on a fresh kill.
OTL08-25, trip log, Around Spitsbergen, In the realm of polar bear & ice
As we wove our way through the ice, the symphony of sounds was unforgettable, the constant crackling and popping as air escaped from the ice.
OTL07-25, trip log, Around Spitsbergen, In the realm of polar bear & ice
This curious young bear was walking back and forth around us – amazing!
Retracing Shackleton's Legacy: Oceanwide Expeditions' Remote Weddell Sea Explorer
The Weddell Sea Explorer voyage is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to connect with one of exploration's most iconic sagas.
PLA07-25, trip log, Around Spitsbergen, In the realm of polar bear & ice
Valeria and Esther brought history to life, explaining the incredible story of Roald Amundsen's expeditions from Ny-Ålesund.
Seven Nights in Svalbard: On Expedition at the Top of the World
Read on to relive our Senior Copywriter George Janes' adventure on a 7-night expedition cruise exploring Svalbard's north west.
PLA06-25, trip log, Around Spitsbergen, In the realm of polar bear & ice
Seeing this behavior and seeing the bear walk on the ice was nothing short of fantastic.
OTL06-25, trip log, Around Spitsbergen, In the realm of polar bear & ice
A light fog drifted over the horizon, softening the stark contrast of sea and sky, and we found ourselves slipping quietly into the ethereal world of the pack ice.
HDS05-25, trip log, Around Spitsbergen, In the realm of polar bear & ice
We went ashore at Texas Bar – not a real bar, but a historic trapper’s hut built in 1927 by Norwegian hunter and trapper Hilmar Nøis.
OTL05-25, trip log, North Spitsbergen Basecamp - Free kayaking, Hiking, Photo Workshop, Cleaning the Shores
Meanwhile, the kayakers took to the water, paddling along the sheltered bay under towering cliffs and Arctic silence.
The lure of Antarctica – why people visit, and why people should
Antarctica is special. Antarctica means something different for different people. Discover an experience beyond even your wildest dreams!
Why should I visit Antarctica in November on an expedition cruise?
November in Antarctica is a time to truly appreciate the natural beauty of the frozen continent.
HDS04-25, trip log, North Spitsbergen Explorer
For several minutes, passengers and crew shared a profound moment of connection with this iconic Arctic predator.
PLA05-25, trip log, North Spitsbergen Explorer
We split into three walking groups. The dramatic landscape and rich history of the area made this landing particularly memorable.
OTL04-25, trip log, North Spitsbergen Explorer
Last night we went to bed knowing that there was a polar bear about 250 metres away from the ship, sleeping.
HDS03-25, trip log, North Spitsbergen Explorer
The expedition team had spotted a polar bear—700 meters away on solid ice, partially veiled in the Arctic fog.
PLA03-25, trip log, North Spitsbergen Explorer
The ship gently cruised into the scenic Raudfjorden, bathed in the soft light of the Arctic evening.
OTL03-25, trip log, North Spitsbergen Explorer
A mother polar bear and her two cubs had been spotted. They were roaming the coast along the fast ice.
Why should I visit the Arctic in June on an expedition cruise?
In June, the landscapes become more accessible, revealing dramatic fjords, towering glaciers, and eerie historical sites.
HDS02-25, trip log, North Spitsbergen Explorer
This was not an everyday event—landing on the pack ice is rare, unpredictable, and utterly thrilling.
