Famous for its diverse and thriving animal populations, here you can see walruses and whales in the coastal waters, polar bears roaming the sea ice edge, arctic foxes and reindeer on-land, and many species of seabirds on cliffs and in the sky.
It’s one of the most remote places in the world, but also one of the most beautiful. With majestic glaciers, deep fjords, rocky beaches, steep cliffsides and vast tundra, there’s so much to natural beauty to discover in Svalbard.
Svalbard is so far north that daylight shines on its beautiful landscapes and wildlife around the clock for most of the summer, from May to September. Be sure to bring your sunglasses and be ready to take in the spectacular views.
With decades of experience in Svalbard and the island of Spitsbergen, our industry-best expedition leaders know where to go, what to see and how to give you the best experience at every turn.
Whether on-ship or off, in zodiacs, kayaks or on-foot, you will always get the full Svalbard experience.
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