Arctic
Norway
Arctic
Arctic
From the stunning Norwegian fjords to the small villages of Iceland, this voyage brings you to some of the most beautiful landscapes of the Arctic.
Explore the UNESCO-listed Hanseatic wharf in Bergen and appreciate the vistas of Sognefjord and Aurlandsfjord from Flåm. Discover the charming neighborhoods of Norway’s capital, Oslo, and immerse yourself in the Akureyri Botanical Garden, a lush landscape near the Arctic Circle that creates an enchanting contrasts.
Duration: 12 days
Starts: Oslo, Noruega
Ends: Reykjavik, Iceland
Language: English speaking voyage
This itinerary can go from one way or the other depending on departure date. Please check with us!
Charter Flights More info about this activity
In departures with charter flights, part of the air transport segment is covered by the operation of the trip as part of the itinerary.
Check in the inclusions and exclusions of the program which air sections are included in your itinerary.
Ship Cruise More info about this activity
Not only we travel from one point to another and find our shelter on board the ship we chose. We also enjoy from incredible scenery, landscapes and interactions that only our noble vessel can provide.
Everyday the Bridge Team navigates the ship to position ourselves on the best posible spots, looking for unique opportunities.
Many times, this includes sainig through narrow passages, on the vicinity of glaciers or entering bays and fjords only approachable from the ship.
Enjoy this incredible places from the comfort of the common areas on board, open decks or your own private balcony!
Communities More info about this activity
The experience is not only about nature, but about the people who live in the places we visit.
We are always welcomed by the locals and respectfully wander around their towns and villages, shareing their lifestyle for a few moments.
Cultural shows and folcloric dances and arts are part of the hightlights of this encounters.
Day 1
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
Kristiansand, Norway
Along the pristine Skagerrak strait that separates Norway from Denmark, the stunning harbor town of Kristiansand awaits, emerging from rock-rimmed islets and picturesque hamlets. On land, stroll through historic Posebyen, the signature Old Town neighborhood well-known for its street grid laid out in a perfect, right-angle formation. Within the city limits, explore the Kristiansand Cannon Museum for a glimpse of the star attraction, the Vara Battery. Set out on a boat ride along Norway’s southernmost shoreline to see the tiny islands that dot the icy waters. Expect to see historical lighthouses clinging precariously to coastal rocks and forested mountains rising from the sea.
Day 3
Sandnes, Norway
In the heart of Gandsfjord sits the cosmopolitan Sandnes surrounded by stunning nature, bringing together the best of both worlds. Lush scenes amid rugged cliffs make the perfect hiking trails at Varlivarden and Rogaland. Gather with your new companions for a trek to Manafossen, a rushing, free-fall cascade that reinvigorates your soul. A rich culture of horse farming comes to life at Tryggvi Islandshestgård, where you may experience a guided ride with a local expert. Between these breathtaking scenes of nature lies the legendary history of the Vikings at a recreated traditional village, Sandnessjøen, that invites you and your fellow explorers to journey to the past. Nearby in Hafrsfjord, the famous Swords in Rock monument stands tall and proud as an homage to this Viking heritage. Take the Nuart Sandnes Art Trail to admire the vibrant street art that tells the story of Norway’s history from past to present, and where the artists believe their culture’s future is headed.
Day 4
Bergen, Norway
When you think of Norway, among the images that come to mind are those of brightly painted wooden buildings with a backdrop of ice-capped mountains. In a nutshell, you’ve envisioned Bergen, Norway’s second-largest city that’s an easy access gateway to the fjords. Start with an unforgettable funicular ride to the top of the iconic Mount Floyen, rising over 1,000 feet above sea level in a seamless eight minutes. Back on the ground, you will not tire of snapping images of Bergen’s famous UNESCO World Heritage-listed Hanseatic wharf, Bryggen. You will also find that Bergen is a city for foodies, with a commitment to organic and sustainable food that has earned it the additional UNESCO designation of City of Gastronomy.
Day 5
Flam, Norway
Surrounded by steep mountainsides, roaring waterfalls, and deep valleys, Flåm is located off one of the hidden arms of the Sognefjord. To fully appreciate the breadth of this region, leave the harbor behind to reach Gudvangen, a tiny hamlet at the tip of spectacular Nærøyfjord. This 11-mile-long fjord is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and rated by the National Geographic Society as the world’s number one natural heritage site. In addition to attracting naturalists, this destination will surely delight avid cyclists with some of the best, most scenic routes. If you prefer to take in the scenery in comfort, climb aboard the Flåm Railway and get ready for one of Europe’s most dramatic and visually stunning train adventures
Day 6
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 7
Ålesund, Norway
Spread across three islands and ringed by dramatic mountains, Ålesund is imbued with whimsy and romance. Dressed elegantly in its signature Art Nouveau architecture, you can appreciate the turrets, spires and medieval ornaments that adorn the town. In a small park at the base of Mount Aksla, you’ll find a picture-postcard view of Ålesund, the Art Nouveau city center and the surrounding alpine landscapes of Sunnmøre. If dramatic views are what you seek, Trollstigen Road is an exciting roadway through enormous mountains, offering amazing views of Norway. The ultimate adventure is Trollveggen, the Troll Wall, which is the highest perpendicular rock face in Europe.
Day 8
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 9
Seyðisfjörður, Iceland
The tiny, picturesque village of Seyðisfjörður is the pearl of Iceland. A town of just 700 people, it is hidden at the innermost point of the fjord of the same name. In the valley above town, the river Fjarðará cascades over the hill to create several, beautiful waterfalls, down to the lagoon at the head of the fjord. Throughout the scenic village you’ll also find well-preserved, old wooden buildings, an enticing subject for photography as you walk down Rainbow Street..
Day 10
Akureyri, Iceland
A rich folklore culture abounds in Akureyri, Iceland, put on full display during the city’s festivals throughout the year. Inland, only 50 kilometers south of the Arctic Circle, is the Akureyri Botanical Garden, a remarkable sight with brightly colored flowers and lush greenery. The iconic Akureyrarkirkja (or The Church of Akureyri) designed by architect Guðjón Samúelsson resembles more a 1920s U.S. skyscraper, but within its walls stands an impressive 3,200-pipe organ. Among the local favorite eating spots is Greifinn, a modern restaurant serving a mix of fare from classic burgers to pasta to Tex Mex to salted fish pizza (to honor Iceland’s roots).
Day 11
Isafjordur, Iceland
Amid the enchanting Westfjords of Iceland stands Ísafjörður, a fishing town thriving with local energy and culture. Summer months here are brisk, but it’s this cool climate combined with breathtaking and quaint scenery that makes the village feel like an undiscovered treasure. The massive depression among the flat-topped mountains called Naustahvilft – known colloquially as the troll seat – combines Iceland’s natural beauty with the town’s rich folklore. Make a stop at Dokkan Brugghús, the only brewery in the entire Westfjords, and sample the local beers, crafted with naturally filtered spring water from the nearby mountains. For those for whom the sea’s siren call beckons, you must visit the Westfjord History Museum, based on Ísafjörður’s maritime heritage and its rise in the fishing industry.
Day 12
Reykjavik, Iceland
In the southwest of Iceland near Faxaflói Bay lies the capital of the country, Reykjavík, simultaneously cosmopolitan and charming. On the horizon beyond the colorful houses, the Northern Lights may cast a mesmerizing spell that will make you want to stay forever. Kaleidoscopic views await you at the Harpa Concert Hall, a glittering, glass structure that perfectly exemplifies Iceland’s modern design and will fascinate your inner architect. One of Iceland’s most prominent landmarks is Perlan, originally a group of hot water tanks that was converted to a building that now hosts an exhibition, planetarium, restaurant and observation deck, located atop Öskjuhlíð hill.
Day 1
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
Kristiansand, Norway
Along the pristine Skagerrak strait that separates Norway from Denmark, the stunning harbor town of Kristiansand awaits, emerging from rock-rimmed islets and picturesque hamlets. On land, stroll through historic Posebyen, the signature Old Town neighborhood well-known for its street grid laid out in a perfect, right-angle formation. Within the city limits, explore the Kristiansand Cannon Museum for a glimpse of the star attraction, the Vara Battery. Set out on a boat ride along Norway’s southernmost shoreline to see the tiny islands that dot the icy waters. Expect to see historical lighthouses clinging precariously to coastal rocks and forested mountains rising from the sea.
Day 3
Sandnes, Norway
In the heart of Gandsfjord sits the cosmopolitan Sandnes surrounded by stunning nature, bringing together the best of both worlds. Lush scenes amid rugged cliffs make the perfect hiking trails at Varlivarden and Rogaland. Gather with your new companions for a trek to Manafossen, a rushing, free-fall cascade that reinvigorates your soul. A rich culture of horse farming comes to life at Tryggvi Islandshestgård, where you may experience a guided ride with a local expert. Between these breathtaking scenes of nature lies the legendary history of the Vikings at a recreated traditional village, Sandnessjøen, that invites you and your fellow explorers to journey to the past. Nearby in Hafrsfjord, the famous Swords in Rock monument stands tall and proud as an homage to this Viking heritage. Take the Nuart Sandnes Art Trail to admire the vibrant street art that tells the story of Norway’s history from past to present, and where the artists believe their culture’s future is headed.
Day 4
Bergen, Norway
When you think of Norway, among the images that come to mind are those of brightly painted wooden buildings with a backdrop of ice-capped mountains. In a nutshell, you’ve envisioned Bergen, Norway’s second-largest city that’s an easy access gateway to the fjords. Start with an unforgettable funicular ride to the top of the iconic Mount Floyen, rising over 1,000 feet above sea level in a seamless eight minutes. Back on the ground, you will not tire of snapping images of Bergen’s famous UNESCO World Heritage-listed Hanseatic wharf, Bryggen. You will also find that Bergen is a city for foodies, with a commitment to organic and sustainable food that has earned it the additional UNESCO designation of City of Gastronomy.
Day 5
Flam, Norway
Surrounded by steep mountainsides, roaring waterfalls, and deep valleys, Flåm is located off one of the hidden arms of the Sognefjord. To fully appreciate the breadth of this region, leave the harbor behind to reach Gudvangen, a tiny hamlet at the tip of spectacular Nærøyfjord. This 11-mile-long fjord is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and rated by the National Geographic Society as the world’s number one natural heritage site. In addition to attracting naturalists, this destination will surely delight avid cyclists with some of the best, most scenic routes. If you prefer to take in the scenery in comfort, climb aboard the Flåm Railway and get ready for one of Europe’s most dramatic and visually stunning train adventures
Day 6
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 7
Ålesund, Norway
Spread across three islands and ringed by dramatic mountains, Ålesund is imbued with whimsy and romance. Dressed elegantly in its signature Art Nouveau architecture, you can appreciate the turrets, spires and medieval ornaments that adorn the town. In a small park at the base of Mount Aksla, you’ll find a picture-postcard view of Ålesund, the Art Nouveau city center and the surrounding alpine landscapes of Sunnmøre. If dramatic views are what you seek, Trollstigen Road is an exciting roadway through enormous mountains, offering amazing views of Norway. The ultimate adventure is Trollveggen, the Troll Wall, which is the highest perpendicular rock face in Europe.
Day 8
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 9
Seyðisfjörður, Iceland
The tiny, picturesque village of Seyðisfjörður is the pearl of Iceland. A town of just 700 people, it is hidden at the innermost point of the fjord of the same name. In the valley above town, the river Fjarðará cascades over the hill to create several, beautiful waterfalls, down to the lagoon at the head of the fjord. Throughout the scenic village you’ll also find well-preserved, old wooden buildings, an enticing subject for photography as you walk down Rainbow Street..
Day 10
Akureyri, Iceland
A rich folklore culture abounds in Akureyri, Iceland, put on full display during the city’s festivals throughout the year. Inland, only 50 kilometers south of the Arctic Circle, is the Akureyri Botanical Garden, a remarkable sight with brightly colored flowers and lush greenery. The iconic Akureyrarkirkja (or The Church of Akureyri) designed by architect Guðjón Samúelsson resembles more a 1920s U.S. skyscraper, but within its walls stands an impressive 3,200-pipe organ. Among the local favorite eating spots is Greifinn, a modern restaurant serving a mix of fare from classic burgers to pasta to Tex Mex to salted fish pizza (to honor Iceland’s roots).
Day 11
Isafjordur, Iceland
Amid the enchanting Westfjords of Iceland stands Ísafjörður, a fishing town thriving with local energy and culture. Summer months here are brisk, but it’s this cool climate combined with breathtaking and quaint scenery that makes the village feel like an undiscovered treasure. The massive depression among the flat-topped mountains called Naustahvilft – known colloquially as the troll seat – combines Iceland’s natural beauty with the town’s rich folklore. Make a stop at Dokkan Brugghús, the only brewery in the entire Westfjords, and sample the local beers, crafted with naturally filtered spring water from the nearby mountains. For those for whom the sea’s siren call beckons, you must visit the Westfjord History Museum, based on Ísafjörður’s maritime heritage and its rise in the fishing industry.
Day 12
Reykjavik, Iceland
In the southwest of Iceland near Faxaflói Bay lies the capital of the country, Reykjavík, simultaneously cosmopolitan and charming. On the horizon beyond the colorful houses, the Northern Lights may cast a mesmerizing spell that will make you want to stay forever. Kaleidoscopic views await you at the Harpa Concert Hall, a glittering, glass structure that perfectly exemplifies Iceland’s modern design and will fascinate your inner architect. One of Iceland’s most prominent landmarks is Perlan, originally a group of hot water tanks that was converted to a building that now hosts an exhibition, planetarium, restaurant and observation deck, located atop Öskjuhlíð hill.
INCLUSIONS
-Elegant main restaurant with ever-changing menus inspired by global cuisines, a specialty chophouse, a cozy café, afternoon tea with light snacks, and room service
-Unlimited wines, premium craft cocktails and brews
-Chilled craft cocktail or sparkling wine welcome
-Luxurious L’OCCITANE bath amenities
-In-room mini-fridge stocked daily with your preferences
-Gratuities for exceptional service
-Emergency Medical Evacuation Insurance
-Private Charter Jet Service between Buenos Aires and Ushuaia on Antarctica expeditions and between Oslo and Longyearbyen on Arctic expeditions
-A parka to take home as a memento of your Antarctica or Arctic expedition
EXCLUSIONS
Any other item not specified above
Located: Deck 5 and 6
Occupancy: Up to 3 guests
• 465 sq. ft. of total living space
• Oversized private balcony with teak furnishings
• Queen bed (convertible to two single beds)
• Elegant private bath featuring L’Occitane products, a walk-in glass shower with rain head, body jets and a handheld shower, a tub, his & her sinks, a walk-in closet and wardrobe
• Separate living room with sofa, vanity, flat-screen TV, and state-of-the-art “infotainment” system
• Easy access to gym, spa and pool
Located: Deck 5 and 6
Occupancy: Up to 3 guests
• 445 sq. ft. of total living space
• Oversized private balcony with teak furnishings
• Queen bed (convertible to two single beds)
• Elegant private bath featuring L’Occitane products, a walk-in glass shower with rain head, body jets and a handheld shower, a walk-in closet and wardrobe
• Separate living room with sofa, vanity, flat-screen TV, and state-of-the-art “infotainment” system
Located: Deck 5 and 6
Occupancy: Up to 3 guests
• 382 sq. ft. of total living space
• Oversized private balcony with teak furnishings
• Queen bed (convertible to two single beds)
• Elegant private bath featuring L’Occitane products, a walk-in glass shower with rain head, body jets and a handheld shower, a walk-in closet and wardrobe
• Sitting area with sofa, flat-screen TV, and state-of-the-art “infotainment” system
Located: Deck 6
Occupancy: Up to 3 guests
• 300 sq. ft. of total living space with floor to ceiling top-drop Juliet balcony and interior sitting area with convertible sofa
• Queen bed (convertible to two single beds)
• Elegant private bath featuring L’Occitane products, a walk-in glass shower with rain head, body jets and a handheld shower, a walk-in closet and wardrobe
• All include a flat-screen TV with state-of-the-art “infotainment” system
Located: Deck 6
Occupancy: Up to 3 guests
• 300 sq. ft. of total living space with 52-sq. ft. balcony featuring teak furnishings
• Queen bed (convertible to two single beds)
• Elegant private bath featuring L’Occitane products, a walk-in glass shower with rain head, body jets and a handheld shower, a walk-in closet and wardrobe
• All include a flat-screen TV with state-of-the-art “infotainment” system
Located: Deck 5 and 6
Occupancy: Select staterooms hold up to 3 guests
• 270 sq. ft. of total living space
• Floor-to-ceiling Juliet-style balcony with top drop electric window
• Queen bed (convertible to two single beds)
• Elegant private bath featuring L’Occitane products, a walk-in glass shower with rain head, body jets and a handheld shower, and wardrobe
• Sitting area with sofa, flat-screen TV, and state-of-the-art “infotainment” system
Located: Deck 5 and 6
Occupancy: Select staterooms hold up to 3 guests
• 270 sq. ft. of total living space
• Floor-to-ceiling Juliet-style balcony with top drop electric window
• Queen bed (convertible to two single beds)
• Elegant private bath featuring L’Occitane products, a walk-in glass shower with rain head, body jets and a handheld shower, and wardrobe
• Sitting area with sofa, flat-screen TV, and state-of-the-art “infotainment” system
Located: Deck 5 and 6
Occupancy: Up to 2 guests
• 270 sq. ft. of total living space
• Private balcony with teak furnishings
• Queen bed (convertible to two single beds)
• Elegant private bath featuring L’Occitane products, a walk-in glass shower with rain head, body jets and a handheld shower, and a wardrobe
• Sitting area with sofa, vanity, flat-screen TV and state-of-the-art “infotainment” system
Located: Deck 5 and 6
Occupancy: Up to 2 guests
• 270 sq. ft. of total living space
• Private balcony with teak furnishings
• Queen bed (convertible to two single beds)
• Elegant private bath featuring L’Occitane products, a walk-in glass shower with rain head, body jets and a handheld shower, and a wardrobe
• Sitting area with sofa, vanity, flat-screen TV and state-of-the-art “infotainment” system
Located: Deck 3
Occupancy: 1 Guest
• 183 sq. ft. of total living space
• Panoramic ocean view from the full picture window
• Queen bed (convertible to two single beds)
• Elegant private bath featuring L’OCCITANE bath amenities, a walk-in glass shower with rain head, body jets and a handheld shower, and ample storage space
Located: Deck 3
Occupancy: 2 Guests
183 sq. ft. of total living space
Elegant private marble spa bathroom featuring L’OCCITANE bath amenities
Walk-in mosaic glass shower with rain head and body jets
Sitting area with chair and desk, mini fridge, and TV with “infotainment” system
Wardrobe
Located: Deck 5 and 6
Occupancy: Up to 3 guests
• 465 sq. ft. of total living space
• Oversized private balcony with teak furnishings
• Queen bed (convertible to two single beds)
• Elegant private bath featuring L’Occitane products, a walk-in glass shower with rain head, body jets and a handheld shower, a tub, his & her sinks, a walk-in closet and wardrobe
• Separate living room with sofa, vanity, flat-screen TV, and state-of-the-art “infotainment” system
• Easy access to gym, spa and pool
Located: Deck 5 and 6
Occupancy: Up to 3 guests
• 445 sq. ft. of total living space
• Oversized private balcony with teak furnishings
• Queen bed (convertible to two single beds)
• Elegant private bath featuring L’Occitane products, a walk-in glass shower with rain head, body jets and a handheld shower, a walk-in closet and wardrobe
• Separate living room with sofa, vanity, flat-screen TV, and state-of-the-art “infotainment” system
Located: Deck 5 and 6
Occupancy: Up to 3 guests
• 382 sq. ft. of total living space
• Oversized private balcony with teak furnishings
• Queen bed (convertible to two single beds)
• Elegant private bath featuring L’Occitane products, a walk-in glass shower with rain head, body jets and a handheld shower, a walk-in closet and wardrobe
• Sitting area with sofa, flat-screen TV, and state-of-the-art “infotainment” system
Located: Deck 6
Occupancy: Up to 3 guests
• 300 sq. ft. of total living space with floor to ceiling top-drop Juliet balcony and interior sitting area with convertible sofa
• Queen bed (convertible to two single beds)
• Elegant private bath featuring L’Occitane products, a walk-in glass shower with rain head, body jets and a handheld shower, a walk-in closet and wardrobe
• All include a flat-screen TV with state-of-the-art “infotainment” system
Located: Deck 6
Occupancy: Up to 3 guests
• 300 sq. ft. of total living space with 52-sq. ft. balcony featuring teak furnishings
• Queen bed (convertible to two single beds)
• Elegant private bath featuring L’Occitane products, a walk-in glass shower with rain head, body jets and a handheld shower, a walk-in closet and wardrobe
• All include a flat-screen TV with state-of-the-art “infotainment” system
Located: Deck 5 and 6
Occupancy: Select staterooms hold up to 3 guests
• 270 sq. ft. of total living space
• Floor-to-ceiling Juliet-style balcony with top drop electric window
• Queen bed (convertible to two single beds)
• Elegant private bath featuring L’Occitane products, a walk-in glass shower with rain head, body jets and a handheld shower, and wardrobe
• Sitting area with sofa, flat-screen TV, and state-of-the-art “infotainment” system
Located: Deck 5 and 6
Occupancy: Select staterooms hold up to 3 guests
• 270 sq. ft. of total living space
• Floor-to-ceiling Juliet-style balcony with top drop electric window
• Queen bed (convertible to two single beds)
• Elegant private bath featuring L’Occitane products, a walk-in glass shower with rain head, body jets and a handheld shower, and wardrobe
• Sitting area with sofa, flat-screen TV, and state-of-the-art “infotainment” system
Located: Deck 5 and 6
Occupancy: Up to 2 guests
• 270 sq. ft. of total living space
• Private balcony with teak furnishings
• Queen bed (convertible to two single beds)
• Elegant private bath featuring L’Occitane products, a walk-in glass shower with rain head, body jets and a handheld shower, and a wardrobe
• Sitting area with sofa, vanity, flat-screen TV and state-of-the-art “infotainment” system
Located: Deck 5 and 6
Occupancy: Up to 2 guests
• 270 sq. ft. of total living space
• Private balcony with teak furnishings
• Queen bed (convertible to two single beds)
• Elegant private bath featuring L’Occitane products, a walk-in glass shower with rain head, body jets and a handheld shower, and a wardrobe
• Sitting area with sofa, vanity, flat-screen TV and state-of-the-art “infotainment” system
Located: Deck 3
Occupancy: 1 Guest
• 183 sq. ft. of total living space
• Panoramic ocean view from the full picture window
• Queen bed (convertible to two single beds)
• Elegant private bath featuring L’OCCITANE bath amenities, a walk-in glass shower with rain head, body jets and a handheld shower, and ample storage space
Located: Deck 3
Occupancy: 2 Guests
183 sq. ft. of total living space
Elegant private marble spa bathroom featuring L’OCCITANE bath amenities
Walk-in mosaic glass shower with rain head and body jets
Sitting area with chair and desk, mini fridge, and TV with “infotainment” system
Wardrobe
* The prices are per person in US Dollars, unless expressly specified in a different currency. In that case, payment will be in US dollars at the exchange rate of the day.
** All prices will be re-confirmed by email at the time of booking.
NOTE: Embracing the unexpected is part of the legacy—and excitement—of expedition travel. When traveling in extremely remote regions, your expedition staff must allow the sea, the ice and the weather to guide route and itinerary details. This itinerary is a tentative outline of what you’ll experience on this voyage; please be aware that no specific itinerary can be guaranteed.
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