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Into the High Arctic and the Pack Ice.

A seven-day expedition voyage round-trip from Longyearbyen, sailing into the wild fjords and pack ice of Svalbard. Polar bears, walrus, glaciers, seabird cliffs and the chance to stand at one of the world's northernmost settlements — a true expedition into the high Arctic.

White cotton grass tufts beside a still tundra pool below dark mountain peaks
Two swimmers leaping into icy water beside Zodiacs with snow-covered peaks behind

Day 1

Welcome to Oslo

Arrival in Oslo, where a private transfer will take you to your hotel in the city centre. Settle in and enjoy the rest of the day exploring Norway’s vibrant capital at your own pace. Discover its modern waterfront, green parks, and striking architecture, or simply relax and soak up the atmosphere of this welcoming Scandinavian city.

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Day 2

All aboard in Longyearbyen!

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before a shared transfer takes you to Oslo Gardermoen Airport for your flight to Svalbard. Arrive in Longyearbyen, Svalbard—the northernmost town on Earth. Despite its remote Arctic location, Longyearbyen offers warm Nordic hospitality. Upon arrival, you're greeted by crisp polar air, dramatic mountain views, and a polar bear warning sign reminding visitors of their wild new location. Your expedition ship Ocean Albatros awaits you in the harbour; toast your departure from civilization as you sail into the Arctic wilderness, on course for adventure. Before dinner your captain welcomes you with a welcome reception.

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Bed with navy runner and folded robes beside balcony doors and a wall-mounted television
Sofa, armchair, and desk in a suite with a picture window framing snowy cliffs
Red and white timber houses along the shore glowing gold beneath snow-streaked mountains
Bed with navy runner and folded robes beside balcony doors and a wall-mounted television
Sofa, armchair, and desk in a suite with a picture window framing snowy cliffs
Red and white timber houses along the shore glowing gold beneath snow-streaked mountains

Day 3

Northwest Svalbard

Northwest Svalbard, a National Park since 1973, preserves a rich history of early Arctic exploration and whaling. First visited by William Barents in 1596, the area became a hub for Dutch and English whalers. Their haunting remnants, such as the blubber ovens, and graves of young sailors at Smeerenburg, remain visible. Now heavily protected, the region has been reclaimed by nature, hosting Arctic flowers, seabirds, walrus, and polar bears, making it once again a pristine wilderness and haven for wildlife. Back onboard, enjoy your dinner and cruise facilities.

Book the Tour
Tusked walrus raising its head above the sea with kelp and snowy hills behind
Small blue expedition vessel on calm water below snow-covered mountains and a low tundra spit
Spotting scope on a teak deck facing a glacier, ice-strewn water, and snow-capped peaks
Man with binoculars standing in a Zodiac beside a dark scree slope and blue water
Pine-lined sauna with tiered benches facing a window overlooking drifting sea ice
Tusked walrus raising its head above the sea with kelp and snowy hills behind
Small blue expedition vessel on calm water below snow-covered mountains and a low tundra spit
Spotting scope on a teak deck facing a glacier, ice-strewn water, and snow-capped peaks
Man with binoculars standing in a Zodiac beside a dark scree slope and blue water
Pine-lined sauna with tiered benches facing a window overlooking drifting sea ice

Day 4

Northeast Svalbard

In the morning, the expedition enters the icy wilderness of North-eastern Svalbard, a stark polar desert shaped by the absence of warming ocean currents. Here, vast glaciers descend into ice-choked waters, surrounding rugged landscapes which appear barren but teem with life. Arctic foxes prowl the chilly shores, while hundreds of thousands of seabirds nest on cliffs above. The cold coastal waters are rich in shellfish, attracting the walrus, which are common in the area. Our exploration plans depend on rapidly changing sea, wind, and ice conditions, embodying the dynamic and unpredictable essence of true polar adventure. Back on board, challenge yourself and do a Polar plunge!

Book the Tour
Rocky islets and drifting brash ice below a broad glacier and jagged white mountains
Blue expedition vessel at anchor beneath towering banded rock cliffs topped with snow
Set dining tables with white linen and blue velvet banquettes beside snow-covered mountain views
Rocky islets and drifting brash ice below a broad glacier and jagged white mountains
Blue expedition vessel at anchor beneath towering banded rock cliffs topped with snow
Set dining tables with white linen and blue velvet banquettes beside snow-covered mountain views

Day 5

North Svalbard

Next, we strive for some of the northernmost pieces of land on Earth - stark landscapes almost permanently beset by ice. With luck, we may reach the polar desert island of Nordaustlandet, or the smaller islands of Sjuøyane in the far north of Svalbard. The almost vegetation-free, rocky islands are located around 1000 km further north than mainland Norway’s famous Nordkapp. Weather permitting, we will land and walk upon these most northern landmasses. The high Arctic islands are quite barren, and only moss and lichens cover the stones. The birdlife is rich in this area, with flocks of grazing geese and nesting terns and skuas - keep your binoculars handy! At the end of the day, we will start cruising towards the Arctic ice pack which stretches from Svalbard to the North Pole and beyond. Enjoy dinner aboard and unwind in the ships jacuzzi.

Book the Tour
Line of people in red jackets crossing a stony spit beside a Zodiac and still water
Passengers with cameras behind a row of gulls perched along a blue-white ice floe
Blue lockers holding rubber boots and red lifejackets around a wooden bench
Tiered seating with orange and blue chairs facing a bank of presentation screens
Layered chocolate cake with cherry, cream, and mint beside a dark sauce swirl
Line of people in red jackets crossing a stony spit beside a Zodiac and still water
Passengers with cameras behind a row of gulls perched along a blue-white ice floe
Blue lockers holding rubber boots and red lifejackets around a wooden bench
Tiered seating with orange and blue chairs facing a bank of presentation screens
Layered chocolate cake with cherry, cream, and mint beside a dark sauce swirl

Day 6

Into the Ice

The Arctic ice pack north of Svalbard is a vast, ever changing wilderness stretching to the North Pole and beyond to Alaska and Siberia, forming one of Earth’s largest and most dynamic habitats. Though it appears barren at first, this icy realm conceals abundant wildlife—from tiny cod-like fish and seabirds to seals, belugas, bowhead whales, and the elusive polar bear, the region’s apex predator. As Ocean Albatros navigates narrow ice channels, the expedition offers a rare glimpse into this mysterious, shifting environment where nature’s secrets unfold with patience and care.

Book the Tour
Row of passengers at a curved deck railing overlooking scattered white ice floes
Four people in red expedition jackets aboard an inflatable boat surrounded by floating ice
Two people in orange drysuits in a yellow kayak beside a pale blue iceberg
Blue Albatros Expeditions ship on gray water below a fog-shrouded snowy mountain
Row of passengers at a curved deck railing overlooking scattered white ice floes
Four people in red expedition jackets aboard an inflatable boat surrounded by floating ice
Two people in orange drysuits in a yellow kayak beside a pale blue iceberg
Blue Albatros Expeditions ship on gray water below a fog-shrouded snowy mountain

Day 7

Kongsfjorden Area

During the Arctic “night,” we sail into the stunning Kongsfjord, a vast fjord system framed by glaciers and the dramatic Three Crowns mountains. Here we will visit Ny-Ålesund, Earth’s northernmost settlement, known for its scientific stations and historic role as a base for legendary polar explorers like Amundsen and Nansen. This remote outpost continues to support vital research amid its breathtaking surroundings, blending the frontiers of science and exploration. Back onboard, join the captain’s farewell reception, enjoy your last dinner, relax in the ships bar and reflect on your unforgettable holiday.

Book the Tour
Preserved steam locomotive with ore wagons beside a red barn and glacier-backed fjord
Armchairs with fur cushions around a fire table facing curved windows over a glacier bay
Red Norwegian post sign and mailbox on a pale blue timber wall with mountains behind
Circular hot tub and cushioned loungers on a teak deck facing snowy peaks
Curved bar with teal velvet stools and backlit bottle shelves under warm cove lighting
Preserved steam locomotive with ore wagons beside a red barn and glacier-backed fjord
Armchairs with fur cushions around a fire table facing curved windows over a glacier bay
Red Norwegian post sign and mailbox on a pale blue timber wall with mountains behind
Circular hot tub and cushioned loungers on a teak deck facing snowy peaks
Curved bar with teal velvet stools and backlit bottle shelves under warm cove lighting

Day 8

Svalbard - Oslo

On the final morning of our expedition, we arrive back in Longyearbyen. Even this small town will feel like a metropolis after days of isolation in the wilderness of the Arctic! After exploring Longyearbyen and bidding a fond farewell to the crew and fellow Arctic explorers, join a shared transfer to Svalbard Airport and return on your flight to the Norwegian capital—carrying memories to last a lifetime. Once back in Oslo, a shared transfer will take you to your city hotel. Settle in and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure, exploring Norway’s vibrant capital, from its modern waterfront and cultural landmarks to its lively cafés and relaxed Scandinavian atmosphere.

Book the Tour
Blue and white expedition ship cruising past a wooded hillside with distant snowy mountains
Tan leather sofa and armchairs beside bookshelves and a large map mural with red pin
Blue and white expedition ship cruising past a wooded hillside with distant snowy mountains
Tan leather sofa and armchairs beside bookshelves and a large map mural with red pin

Day 9

Departure from Oslo

After breakfast we conclude our voyage with lasting memories of Norway’s vast Arctic wilderness, dramatic glaciers, and unique polar wildlife. A private transfer will take you to the airport for your onward journey. Ask us about optional extra extensions!

Book the Tour
Row of modern high-rise buildings mirrored in calm harbor water under a clear sky
Row of modern high-rise buildings mirrored in calm harbor water under a clear sky

Day 1

Welcome to Oslo

Arrival in Oslo, where a private transfer will take you to your hotel in the city centre. Settle...

View on map

Day 2

All aboard in Longyearbyen!
Bed with navy runner and folded robes beside balcony doors and a wall-mounted television
Sofa, armchair, and desk in a suite with a picture window framing snowy cliffs
Red and white timber houses along the shore glowing gold beneath snow-streaked mountains
Bed with navy runner and folded robes beside balcony doors and a wall-mounted television
Sofa, armchair, and desk in a suite with a picture window framing snowy cliffs
Red and white timber houses along the shore glowing gold beneath snow-streaked mountains

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before a shared transfer takes you to Oslo Gardermoen Airport for...

View on map
Bed with navy runner and folded robes beside balcony doors and a wall-mounted television

Day 3

Northwest Svalbard
Tusked walrus raising its head above the sea with kelp and snowy hills behind
Small blue expedition vessel on calm water below snow-covered mountains and a low tundra spit
Spotting scope on a teak deck facing a glacier, ice-strewn water, and snow-capped peaks
Man with binoculars standing in a Zodiac beside a dark scree slope and blue water
Pine-lined sauna with tiered benches facing a window overlooking drifting sea ice
Tusked walrus raising its head above the sea with kelp and snowy hills behind
Small blue expedition vessel on calm water below snow-covered mountains and a low tundra spit
Spotting scope on a teak deck facing a glacier, ice-strewn water, and snow-capped peaks
Man with binoculars standing in a Zodiac beside a dark scree slope and blue water
Pine-lined sauna with tiered benches facing a window overlooking drifting sea ice

Northwest Svalbard, a National Park since 1973, preserves a rich history of early Arctic...

View on map
Tusked walrus raising its head above the sea with kelp and snowy hills behind

Day 4

Northeast Svalbard
Rocky islets and drifting brash ice below a broad glacier and jagged white mountains
Blue expedition vessel at anchor beneath towering banded rock cliffs topped with snow
Set dining tables with white linen and blue velvet banquettes beside snow-covered mountain views
Rocky islets and drifting brash ice below a broad glacier and jagged white mountains
Blue expedition vessel at anchor beneath towering banded rock cliffs topped with snow
Set dining tables with white linen and blue velvet banquettes beside snow-covered mountain views

In the morning, the expedition enters the icy wilderness of North-eastern Svalbard, a stark polar...

View on map

Day 5

North Svalbard
Line of people in red jackets crossing a stony spit beside a Zodiac and still water
Passengers with cameras behind a row of gulls perched along a blue-white ice floe
Blue lockers holding rubber boots and red lifejackets around a wooden bench
Tiered seating with orange and blue chairs facing a bank of presentation screens
Layered chocolate cake with cherry, cream, and mint beside a dark sauce swirl
Line of people in red jackets crossing a stony spit beside a Zodiac and still water
Passengers with cameras behind a row of gulls perched along a blue-white ice floe
Blue lockers holding rubber boots and red lifejackets around a wooden bench
Tiered seating with orange and blue chairs facing a bank of presentation screens
Layered chocolate cake with cherry, cream, and mint beside a dark sauce swirl

Next, we strive for some of the northernmost pieces of land on Earth - stark landscapes almost...

View on map
Line of people in red jackets crossing a stony spit beside a Zodiac and still water

Day 6

Into the Ice
Row of passengers at a curved deck railing overlooking scattered white ice floes
Four people in red expedition jackets aboard an inflatable boat surrounded by floating ice
Two people in orange drysuits in a yellow kayak beside a pale blue iceberg
Blue Albatros Expeditions ship on gray water below a fog-shrouded snowy mountain
Row of passengers at a curved deck railing overlooking scattered white ice floes
Four people in red expedition jackets aboard an inflatable boat surrounded by floating ice
Two people in orange drysuits in a yellow kayak beside a pale blue iceberg
Blue Albatros Expeditions ship on gray water below a fog-shrouded snowy mountain

The Arctic ice pack north of Svalbard is a vast, ever changing wilderness stretching to the North...

View on map

Day 7

Kongsfjorden Area
Preserved steam locomotive with ore wagons beside a red barn and glacier-backed fjord
Armchairs with fur cushions around a fire table facing curved windows over a glacier bay
Red Norwegian post sign and mailbox on a pale blue timber wall with mountains behind
Circular hot tub and cushioned loungers on a teak deck facing snowy peaks
Curved bar with teal velvet stools and backlit bottle shelves under warm cove lighting
Preserved steam locomotive with ore wagons beside a red barn and glacier-backed fjord
Armchairs with fur cushions around a fire table facing curved windows over a glacier bay
Red Norwegian post sign and mailbox on a pale blue timber wall with mountains behind
Circular hot tub and cushioned loungers on a teak deck facing snowy peaks
Curved bar with teal velvet stools and backlit bottle shelves under warm cove lighting

During the Arctic “night,” we sail into the stunning Kongsfjord, a vast fjord system framed...

View on map
Preserved steam locomotive with ore wagons beside a red barn and glacier-backed fjord

Day 8

Svalbard - Oslo
Blue and white expedition ship cruising past a wooded hillside with distant snowy mountains
Tan leather sofa and armchairs beside bookshelves and a large map mural with red pin
Blue and white expedition ship cruising past a wooded hillside with distant snowy mountains
Tan leather sofa and armchairs beside bookshelves and a large map mural with red pin

On the final morning of our expedition, we arrive back in Longyearbyen. Even this small town will...

View on map
Blue and white expedition ship cruising past a wooded hillside with distant snowy mountains

Day 9

Departure from Oslo
Row of modern high-rise buildings mirrored in calm harbor water under a clear sky
Row of modern high-rise buildings mirrored in calm harbor water under a clear sky

After breakfast we conclude our voyage with lasting memories of Norway’s vast Arctic...

View on map
Row of modern high-rise buildings mirrored in calm harbor water under a clear sky

Day 1

Welcome to Oslo

Arrival in Oslo, where a private transfer will take you to your hotel in the city centre. Settle in and enjoy the rest of the day exploring Norway’s vibrant capital at your own pace. Discover its modern waterfront, green parks, and striking architecture, or simply relax and soak up the atmosphere of this welcoming Scandinavian city.

Book the Tour

Day 2

All aboard in Longyearbyen!

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before a shared transfer takes you to Oslo Gardermoen Airport for your flight to Svalbard. Arrive in Longyearbyen, Svalbard—the northernmost town on Earth. Despite its remote Arctic location, Longyearbyen offers warm Nordic hospitality. Upon arrival, you're greeted by crisp polar air, dramatic mountain views, and a polar bear warning sign reminding visitors of their wild new location. Your expedition ship Ocean Albatros awaits you in the harbour; toast your departure from civilization as you sail into the Arctic wilderness, on course for adventure. Before dinner your captain welcomes you with a welcome reception.

Book the Tour
Bed with navy runner and folded robes beside balcony doors and a wall-mounted television
Sofa, armchair, and desk in a suite with a picture window framing snowy cliffs
Red and white timber houses along the shore glowing gold beneath snow-streaked mountains
Bed with navy runner and folded robes beside balcony doors and a wall-mounted television
Sofa, armchair, and desk in a suite with a picture window framing snowy cliffs
Red and white timber houses along the shore glowing gold beneath snow-streaked mountains

Day 3

Northwest Svalbard

Northwest Svalbard, a National Park since 1973, preserves a rich history of early Arctic exploration and whaling. First visited by William Barents in 1596, the area became a hub for Dutch and English whalers. Their haunting remnants, such as the blubber ovens, and graves of young sailors at Smeerenburg, remain visible. Now heavily protected, the region has been reclaimed by nature, hosting Arctic flowers, seabirds, walrus, and polar bears, making it once again a pristine wilderness and haven for wildlife. Back onboard, enjoy your dinner and cruise facilities.

Book the Tour
Tusked walrus raising its head above the sea with kelp and snowy hills behind
Small blue expedition vessel on calm water below snow-covered mountains and a low tundra spit
Spotting scope on a teak deck facing a glacier, ice-strewn water, and snow-capped peaks
Man with binoculars standing in a Zodiac beside a dark scree slope and blue water
Pine-lined sauna with tiered benches facing a window overlooking drifting sea ice
Tusked walrus raising its head above the sea with kelp and snowy hills behind
Small blue expedition vessel on calm water below snow-covered mountains and a low tundra spit
Spotting scope on a teak deck facing a glacier, ice-strewn water, and snow-capped peaks
Man with binoculars standing in a Zodiac beside a dark scree slope and blue water
Pine-lined sauna with tiered benches facing a window overlooking drifting sea ice

Day 4

Northeast Svalbard

In the morning, the expedition enters the icy wilderness of North-eastern Svalbard, a stark polar desert shaped by the absence of warming ocean currents. Here, vast glaciers descend into ice-choked waters, surrounding rugged landscapes which appear barren but teem with life. Arctic foxes prowl the chilly shores, while hundreds of thousands of seabirds nest on cliffs above. The cold coastal waters are rich in shellfish, attracting the walrus, which are common in the area. Our exploration plans depend on rapidly changing sea, wind, and ice conditions, embodying the dynamic and unpredictable essence of true polar adventure. Back on board, challenge yourself and do a Polar plunge!

Book the Tour
Rocky islets and drifting brash ice below a broad glacier and jagged white mountains
Blue expedition vessel at anchor beneath towering banded rock cliffs topped with snow
Set dining tables with white linen and blue velvet banquettes beside snow-covered mountain views
Rocky islets and drifting brash ice below a broad glacier and jagged white mountains
Blue expedition vessel at anchor beneath towering banded rock cliffs topped with snow
Set dining tables with white linen and blue velvet banquettes beside snow-covered mountain views

Day 5

North Svalbard

Next, we strive for some of the northernmost pieces of land on Earth - stark landscapes almost permanently beset by ice. With luck, we may reach the polar desert island of Nordaustlandet, or the smaller islands of Sjuøyane in the far north of Svalbard. The almost vegetation-free, rocky islands are located around 1000 km further north than mainland Norway’s famous Nordkapp. Weather permitting, we will land and walk upon these most northern landmasses. The high Arctic islands are quite barren, and only moss and lichens cover the stones. The birdlife is rich in this area, with flocks of grazing geese and nesting terns and skuas - keep your binoculars handy! At the end of the day, we will start cruising towards the Arctic ice pack which stretches from Svalbard to the North Pole and beyond. Enjoy dinner aboard and unwind in the ships jacuzzi.

Book the Tour
Line of people in red jackets crossing a stony spit beside a Zodiac and still water
Passengers with cameras behind a row of gulls perched along a blue-white ice floe
Blue lockers holding rubber boots and red lifejackets around a wooden bench
Tiered seating with orange and blue chairs facing a bank of presentation screens
Layered chocolate cake with cherry, cream, and mint beside a dark sauce swirl
Line of people in red jackets crossing a stony spit beside a Zodiac and still water
Passengers with cameras behind a row of gulls perched along a blue-white ice floe
Blue lockers holding rubber boots and red lifejackets around a wooden bench
Tiered seating with orange and blue chairs facing a bank of presentation screens
Layered chocolate cake with cherry, cream, and mint beside a dark sauce swirl

Day 6

Into the Ice

The Arctic ice pack north of Svalbard is a vast, ever changing wilderness stretching to the North Pole and beyond to Alaska and Siberia, forming one of Earth’s largest and most dynamic habitats. Though it appears barren at first, this icy realm conceals abundant wildlife—from tiny cod-like fish and seabirds to seals, belugas, bowhead whales, and the elusive polar bear, the region’s apex predator. As Ocean Albatros navigates narrow ice channels, the expedition offers a rare glimpse into this mysterious, shifting environment where nature’s secrets unfold with patience and care.

Book the Tour
Row of passengers at a curved deck railing overlooking scattered white ice floes
Four people in red expedition jackets aboard an inflatable boat surrounded by floating ice
Two people in orange drysuits in a yellow kayak beside a pale blue iceberg
Blue Albatros Expeditions ship on gray water below a fog-shrouded snowy mountain
Row of passengers at a curved deck railing overlooking scattered white ice floes
Four people in red expedition jackets aboard an inflatable boat surrounded by floating ice
Two people in orange drysuits in a yellow kayak beside a pale blue iceberg
Blue Albatros Expeditions ship on gray water below a fog-shrouded snowy mountain

Day 7

Kongsfjorden Area

During the Arctic “night,” we sail into the stunning Kongsfjord, a vast fjord system framed by glaciers and the dramatic Three Crowns mountains. Here we will visit Ny-Ålesund, Earth’s northernmost settlement, known for its scientific stations and historic role as a base for legendary polar explorers like Amundsen and Nansen. This remote outpost continues to support vital research amid its breathtaking surroundings, blending the frontiers of science and exploration. Back onboard, join the captain’s farewell reception, enjoy your last dinner, relax in the ships bar and reflect on your unforgettable holiday.

Book the Tour
Preserved steam locomotive with ore wagons beside a red barn and glacier-backed fjord
Armchairs with fur cushions around a fire table facing curved windows over a glacier bay
Red Norwegian post sign and mailbox on a pale blue timber wall with mountains behind
Circular hot tub and cushioned loungers on a teak deck facing snowy peaks
Curved bar with teal velvet stools and backlit bottle shelves under warm cove lighting
Preserved steam locomotive with ore wagons beside a red barn and glacier-backed fjord
Armchairs with fur cushions around a fire table facing curved windows over a glacier bay
Red Norwegian post sign and mailbox on a pale blue timber wall with mountains behind
Circular hot tub and cushioned loungers on a teak deck facing snowy peaks
Curved bar with teal velvet stools and backlit bottle shelves under warm cove lighting

Day 8

Svalbard - Oslo

On the final morning of our expedition, we arrive back in Longyearbyen. Even this small town will feel like a metropolis after days of isolation in the wilderness of the Arctic! After exploring Longyearbyen and bidding a fond farewell to the crew and fellow Arctic explorers, join a shared transfer to Svalbard Airport and return on your flight to the Norwegian capital—carrying memories to last a lifetime. Once back in Oslo, a shared transfer will take you to your city hotel. Settle in and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure, exploring Norway’s vibrant capital, from its modern waterfront and cultural landmarks to its lively cafés and relaxed Scandinavian atmosphere.

Book the Tour
Blue and white expedition ship cruising past a wooded hillside with distant snowy mountains
Tan leather sofa and armchairs beside bookshelves and a large map mural with red pin
Blue and white expedition ship cruising past a wooded hillside with distant snowy mountains
Tan leather sofa and armchairs beside bookshelves and a large map mural with red pin

Day 9

Departure from Oslo

After breakfast we conclude our voyage with lasting memories of Norway’s vast Arctic wilderness, dramatic glaciers, and unique polar wildlife. A private transfer will take you to the airport for your onward journey. Ask us about optional extra extensions!

Book the Tour
Row of modern high-rise buildings mirrored in calm harbor water under a clear sky
Row of modern high-rise buildings mirrored in calm harbor water under a clear sky
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Accommodation

6 nights aboard M/V Ocean Albatros, Polar Latitudes' next-generation expedition vessel, in your selected cabin category. Plus, 2 nights at 4* Thon Hotel Slottsparken or similar in Oslo.

 

  • 1 x Embarkation, Longyearbyen
  • 1 x At sea / Ytre Norskøya and Smeerenburg area
  • 1 x At sea / Phippsøya and pack ice area
  • 1 x At sea / Alkefjellet and Torellnesset area
  • 1 x At sea / Liefdefjorden and Monacobreen area
  • 1 x At sea / Ny-London and Ny-Ålesund area

Flights & Transfers

 

  • Charter flight Oslo–Longyearbyen–Oslo
  • Airport transfers
  • Local transfers in Longyearbyen between airport and vessel

Food & Drink

 

  • All meals on board from dinner on Day 1 to breakfast on Day 7
  • Lunch and dinner drinks package — wine, beer and soft drinks (local brands)
  • Complimentary tea and coffee throughout the voyage
  • Captain's Welcome and Farewell cocktail receptions

Expedition Experience

 

  • All Zodiac landings and cruises with the expedition team
  • English-speaking expedition team throughout the voyage
  • Onboard lectures and informal briefings
  • Waterproof jacket to wear and keep
  • Boots provided for shore landings, in all sizes
  • Onboard photographer and end-of-voyage photographic trip-log shared via online link

Onboard Services

 

  • 500 MB Wi-Fi per guest
  • Use of all public ship facilities, including jacuzzis, sauna, gym, library and observation decks
  • Suite extras for Junior Suite, Balcony Suite, Brynhilde Suite and Freydis Suite guests, including champagne and fruit basket on arrival, restocked in-suite minibar (beer, water, soft drinks) and complimentary laundry service throughout

Port & Operational Charges

 

  • All port costs, pilot fees and AECO fees
  • Fuel, lube oil and bunker fees
Not included

 

  • International flights to and from Oslo
  • Optional extra pre/post nights not mentioned above
  • Travel insurance and cancellation insurance
  • Optional excursions and activities not in the itinerary
  • Optional kayaking programme
  • Crew gratuities
  • Beverages outside of the included drinks package
  • Personal expenses

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