NORTH POLE EXPEDITION BY NUCLEAR-POWERED ICEBREAKER
The Geographic North Pole as a point of recalibration.
An expedition for those who seek more than new experiences — and are looking for answers to the challenges of a rapidly changing world. Leave the noise of civilization behind and journey to one of the most extraordinary places on Earth. Stand at the geographic North Pole, create a new personal frame of reference, and return with a fresh perspective on the future.
June 30 – July 12, 2027
Departure: Murmansk
Duration: 13 days
NORTH POLE EXPEDITION BY NUCLEAR-POWERED ICEBREAKER
Северный полюс, как точка пересборки. Экспедиция для тех, кто не просто хочет новых эмоций, а ищет ответы на вызовы нового времени. Оставьте шум цивилизации позади, чтобы насладиться самым уникальным местом планеты, создать свою новую систему координат и подготовиться к будущему.
June 30 – July 12, 2027
Departure: Murmansk
Duration: 13 days
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A place where time has no boundaries, all meridians converge, and a new chapter of your story begins at the top of the world.
An unforgettable experience awaits you
murmansk
The arctic ocean
franz josef land
moscow
saint petersburg
Encounter polar bears and walruses in their natural habitat
Guaranteed arrival at 90° North — the Geographic North Pole
Landing on Franz Josef Land
A helicopter flight over the boundless Arctic
Expert talks on how to thrive in an era of constant change
Polar plunge and followed by a traditional Russian banya
Cruise aboard
a powerful nuclear-powered icebreaker
A place where time has no boundaries, all meridians converge, and a new chapter of your story begins at the top of the world.
An unforgettable experience awaits you
Cruise aboard
a powerful nuclear-powered icebreaker
a powerful nuclear-powered icebreaker
Guaranteed arrival at 90° North — the Geographic North Pole
Expert talks on how to thrive in an era of constant change
A helicopter flight over the boundless Arctic
Landing on Franz Josef Land
Encounter polar bears and walruses in their natural habitat
Время в кругу интересных людей. Новые знакомства, обмен опытом
North Pole — An Expedition into the Future
СThe North Pole is a place where all familiar reference points disappear.
Today’s greatest challenge is not simply growing
a business, but learning to live and act in a world
of constant change. That is why the central theme of this journey is adapting to a rapidly changing world.
We will explore artificial intelligence, emerging technologies, adult and children’s education, inner resilience, entrepreneurship in times of crisis, and the skills needed to navigate an increasingly unfamiliar reality.
Your Experience
Beyond familiar reference points
Join us aboard a nuclear-powered icebreaker for a journey into the future — bringing together curious minds, bold ideas, and people who are shaping what comes next.
Expect thought-provoking conversations on science and technology, fresh perspectives, and the chance to meet entrepreneurs, scientists, experts, and fellow travelers. It’s an opportunity to step outside your usual circle and spend time with people who challenge the way you think, spark new ideas, and inspire you to create.
A journey to a new frame of reference.
North Pole — An Expedition into the Future
The North Pole is a place where all familiar reference points disappear.
Today’s greatest challenge is not simply growing a business, but learning to live and act in a world of constant change. That is why the central theme of this journey is adapting to a rapidly changing world.
We will explore artificial intelligence, emerging technologies, adult and children’s education, inner resilience, entrepreneurship in times of crisis, and the skills needed to navigate an increasingly unfamiliar reality.
We will explore artificial intelligence, emerging technologies, adult and children’s education, inner resilience, entrepreneurship in times of crisis, and the skills needed to navigate an increasingly unfamiliar reality.
Your Experience
Beyond familiar reference points
Join us aboard a nuclear-powered icebreaker for a journey into the future — bringing together curious minds, bold ideas, and people who are shaping what comes next.
Expect thought-provoking conversations on science and technology, fresh perspectives, and the chance to meet entrepreneurs, scientists, experts, and fellow travelers. It’s an opportunity to step outside your usual circle and spend time with people who challenge the way you think, spark new ideas, and inspire you to create.
Expect thought-provoking conversations on science and technology, fresh perspectives, and the chance to meet entrepreneurs, scientists, experts, and fellow travelers. It’s an opportunity to step outside your usual circle and spend time with people who challenge the way you think, spark new ideas, and inspire you to create.
A journey to a new frame of reference.
Itinerary
June 30 – July 12, 2027
Welcome
to Murmansk
to Murmansk
Your Arctic adventure begins in the vibrant port city of Murmansk, the world’s largest city located above the Arctic Circle. Upon arrival, you’ll be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel for an overnight stay, both included in your cruise package.
Take some time to settle in and soak up the unique atmosphere of this remote Arctic city before your journey to the North Pole begins.
Take some time to settle in and soak up the unique atmosphere of this remote Arctic city before your journey to the North Pole begins.
30.06.2027
Day 1
программа круиза
30.06.2027 - 12.07.2027
Itinerary
Welcome
to Murmansk
Your Arctic adventure begins in the vibrant port city of Murmansk, the world’s largest city located above the Arctic Circle. Upon arrival, you’ll be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel for an overnight stay, both included in your cruise package.
Take some time to settle in and soak up the unique atmosphere of this remote Arctic city before your journey to the North Pole begins.
June 30 – July 12, 2027
30.06.2027
Day 1
All Aboard
In the afternoon, board the 50 Years of Victory nuclear-powered icebreaker and set sail for the North Pole. Your Arctic expedition officially begins.
01.07.2027
Day 2
En Route to the North Pole
Settle into life at sea as we make our way north through the Arctic Ocean. Take in spectacular views from the deck, visit the bridge and join fascinating talks and lectures led by our polar experts.
Experience the power of the icebreaker firsthand as it pushes through sea ice up to three metres thick. Weather and ice conditions permitting, you may also have the chance to take a helicopter flightseeing tour for a truly unforgettable bird’s-eye view of the Arctic.
Мы движемся прямо к Северному полюсу. Ледокол прокладывает путь сквозь 3-метровую толщу льда. У вас же есть возможность пообщаться с единомышленниками, принять участие в презентациях от наших экспертов и посетить капитанский мостик.
Как только позволят погодные условия, мы организуем вертолетную экскурсию над идущим во льдах атомоходом.
Как только позволят погодные условия, мы организуем вертолетную экскурсию над идущим во льдах атомоходом.
02.07.2027 - 05.07.2027
Days 3-6
Stand on Top of the World
Today, we reach the northernmost point on Earth. Watch as the captain carefully maneuvers the ship to 90° North — the geographic North Pole.
Celebrate this once-in-a-lifetime achievement with a special photoshoot, a polar barbecue and our traditional dance around the North Pole.
Капитан ставит ледокол в точку 90° С.Ш. — географический Северный полюс, где сходятся все меридианы и куда ни глянь — везде юг.
Здесь можно обойти вокруг полюса за считаные шаги, сделать самую северную фотосессию, искупаться в Северном Ледовитом океане, а также попариться в бане, устроить полярное барбекю и потанцевать.
Здесь можно обойти вокруг полюса за считаные шаги, сделать самую северную фотосессию, искупаться в Северном Ледовитом океане, а также попариться в бане, устроить полярное барбекю и потанцевать.
06.07.2027
Day 7
Stand on Top of the World
Today, we reach the northernmost point on Earth. Watch as the captain carefully maneuvers the ship to 90° North — the geographic North Pole.
Celebrate this once-in-a-lifetime achievement with a special photoshoot, a polar barbecue and our traditional dance around the North Pole.
Celebrate this once-in-a-lifetime achievement with a special photoshoot, a polar barbecue and our traditional dance around the North Pole.
06.07.2027
Day 7
Explore Franz Josef Land
Discover one of the most remote and pristine places on Earth. Explore the spectacular Franz Josef Land archipelago and the Russian Arctic National Park, home to iconic Arctic wildlife including polar bears and walruses.
With 24 hours of daylight, there’s plenty of time to discover the region’s remarkable landscapes, flora and fauna. Follow in the footsteps of legendary polar explorers such as Georgy Sedov, Fridtjof Nansen and Fredrik Johansen, who ventured into the Arctic in pursuit of the North Pole.
Visit the remarkably well-preserved polar station at Tikhaya Bay and send a postcard from one of the northernmost post offices in the world.
Discover one of the most remote and pristine places on Earth. Explore the spectacular Franz Josef Land archipelago and the Russian Arctic National Park, home to iconic Arctic wildlife including polar bears and walruses.
With 24 hours of daylight, there’s plenty of time to discover the region’s remarkable landscapes, flora and fauna. Follow in the footsteps of legendary polar explorers such as Georgy Sedov, Fridtjof Nansen and Fredrik Johansen, who ventured into the Arctic in pursuit of the North Pole.
В эти дни мы исследуем один из самых труднодоступных регионов Арктики — архипелаг Земля Франца-Иосифа, где полноправными хозяевами чувствуют себя белые медведи. Полярный день здесь длится 24 часа, поэтому у нас будет много времени, чтобы изучить уникальный животный мир региона.
Здесь вы сможете отправить открытку друзьям из самого северного в мире почтового отделения.
Здесь вы сможете отправить открытку друзьям из самого северного в мире почтового отделения.
07.07.2027 - 09.07.2027
Days 8-10
Explore Franz Josef Land
Discover one of the most remote and pristine places on Earth. Explore the spectacular Franz Josef Land archipelago and the Russian Arctic National Park, home to iconic Arctic wildlife including polar bears and walruses.
With 24 hours of daylight, there’s plenty of time to discover the region’s remarkable landscapes, flora and fauna. Follow in the footsteps of legendary polar explorers such as Georgy Sedov, Fridtjof Nansen and Fredrik Johansen, who ventured into the Arctic in pursuit of the North Pole.
Visit the remarkably well-preserved polar station at Tikhaya Bay and send a postcard from one of the northernmost post offices in the world.
With 24 hours of daylight, there’s plenty of time to discover the region’s remarkable landscapes, flora and fauna. Follow in the footsteps of legendary polar explorers such as Georgy Sedov, Fridtjof Nansen and Fredrik Johansen, who ventured into the Arctic in pursuit of the North Pole.
Visit the remarkably well-preserved polar station at Tikhaya Bay and send a postcard from one of the northernmost post offices in the world.
Discover one of the most remote and pristine places on Earth. Explore the spectacular Franz Josef Land archipelago and the Russian Arctic National Park, home to iconic Arctic wildlife including polar bears and walruses.
With 24 hours of daylight, there’s plenty of time to discover the region’s remarkable landscapes, flora and fauna.
With 24 hours of daylight, there’s plenty of time to discover the region’s remarkable landscapes, flora and fauna.
07.07.2027 - 09.07.2027
Days 8-10
Across the Barents Sea
Set a course back to Murmansk and enjoy your final days at sea. Look back on the highlights of your expedition during our farewell photo presentation, where we’ll relive some of the most memorable moments of the journey together.
In the evening, celebrate the end of your Arctic adventure with a special farewell dinner hosted by the Captain.
10.07.2027 -11.07.2027
Days 11-12
Time to Say Goodbye
Your expedition comes to an end as you step ashore as a member of a very exclusive group of travelers who have reached the North Pole.
Enjoy a final breakfast on board before disembarking. We’ll transfer you to the airport, with the transfer included in your expedition package.
Until next time — we hope to welcome you aboard another Arctic expedition in the future!
12.07.2027
Day 13
On Board With Us
Experts
Founder of Polar Travel Club, legendary expedition leader, and one of the world’s leading experts in polar travel and expedition operations.
Nikolai Savelyev
Nikolai Savelyev has devoted his life to the sea and to exploring some of the most remote and extreme places on Earth. He headed the Maritime Safety Service of the Russian Ministry of Transport, represented Russia at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in London, and contributed to the development of the International Polar Code.
- A record-breaking polar explorer: he has reached the North Pole more than 30 times and traveled extensively throughout both the Arctic and Antarctic, with more than 50 expeditions to the polar regions.
- Veteran of extreme ski expeditions to both the North Pole (2007) and the South Pole (2013).
- Leading expert on polar expeditions for Fyodor Konyukhov’s expedition team and the Russian Geographical Society.
- Behind the scenes of polar expeditions: how complex expeditions are planned and carried out in some of the most remote, inaccessible, and least explored regions on Earth.
- The Russian Arctic and icebreakers: what it is like to navigate a nuclear-powered icebreaker through the Arctic toward the top of the world.
- The philosophy of extreme journeys: extraordinary stories from Nikolai’s own expeditions, his experiences alongside Fyodor Konyukhov, and journeys that can permanently change the way we see ourselves and the world around us.
Director of Strategic Marketing at Yandex, professor at ITMO University, Forbes Club expert, and PhD in Physics and Mathematics.
Andrey Sebrant
Andrey Sebrant is one of the pioneers of the Russian internet. For more than 30 years, he has been involved in the creation of digital services for a mass audience, including more than two decades at Yandex.
Before the internet era, Andrey worked in experimental physics and earned a PhD. His scientific background has profoundly shaped the way he approaches technology and its evolution—as a physicist and as a researcher who looks beyond the hype to understand the forces driving technological change.
Over the past decade, the already rapid evolution of digital technology has accelerated dramatically, driven in large part by the growing role of artificial intelligence (AI). Andrey has a unique perspective on this transformation: he is not simply observing it as an outside expert, but is working at the heart of it.
Through his numerous talks and publications, he explores where these changes are taking us—and what they mean for the future.
During the cruise, Andrey will discuss how AI—including AI embodied in autonomous devices—is transforming business, education, and the labor market, and ultimately reshaping our everyday lives.
He will pay particular attention to the generation growing up in this new reality: our children, who will live and work in a world that is still unfamiliar to us today.
Before the internet era, Andrey worked in experimental physics and earned a PhD. His scientific background has profoundly shaped the way he approaches technology and its evolution—as a physicist and as a researcher who looks beyond the hype to understand the forces driving technological change.
Over the past decade, the already rapid evolution of digital technology has accelerated dramatically, driven in large part by the growing role of artificial intelligence (AI). Andrey has a unique perspective on this transformation: he is not simply observing it as an outside expert, but is working at the heart of it.
Through his numerous talks and publications, he explores where these changes are taking us—and what they mean for the future.
During the cruise, Andrey will discuss how AI—including AI embodied in autonomous devices—is transforming business, education, and the labor market, and ultimately reshaping our everyday lives.
He will pay particular attention to the generation growing up in this new reality: our children, who will live and work in a world that is still unfamiliar to us today.
Clinical psychologist specializing in psychotraumatology.
Morena Sebrant
Morena Sebrant graduated from RUDN University and the Central State Medical Academy, where she trained in general and clinical psychology. She also received specialized training in psychotraumatology.
Morena’s work focuses particularly on how people respond to encounters with the unknown, prolonged isolation, intense emotional experiences, and situations that can fundamentally alter their familiar understanding of the world.
She sees a polar expedition not simply as a journey, but as a unique opportunity to observe how perception, thinking, and the ways people relate to themselves, others, and their surroundings evolve under conditions far removed from everyday life.
In her lectures and conversations, Morena explores how unfamiliar environments, nature, isolation, and stepping beyond the boundaries of familiar experience can shape our thoughts, emotions, behavior, and ability to adapt to new circumstances.
Morena believes that the most meaningful discoveries begin where we step beyond the familiar—both in the world around us and within ourselves.
Morena’s work focuses particularly on how people respond to encounters with the unknown, prolonged isolation, intense emotional experiences, and situations that can fundamentally alter their familiar understanding of the world.
She sees a polar expedition not simply as a journey, but as a unique opportunity to observe how perception, thinking, and the ways people relate to themselves, others, and their surroundings evolve under conditions far removed from everyday life.
In her lectures and conversations, Morena explores how unfamiliar environments, nature, isolation, and stepping beyond the boundaries of familiar experience can shape our thoughts, emotions, behavior, and ability to adapt to new circumstances.
Morena believes that the most meaningful discoveries begin where we step beyond the familiar—both in the world around us and within ourselves.
Leading researcher at the Faculty of Geography of Lomonosov Moscow State University, Candidate of Geographical Sciences, and honorary polar explorer.
Fedor Romanenko
Fyodor Romanenko has devoted more than 35 years to the study and exploration of the Arctic. During this time, he has led more than 80 expeditions across the Russian Arctic, from the Kola Peninsula in the west to Chukotka in the east.
A leading expert on the history of the polar regions, Fyodor’s work focuses on the complex relationship between people and the natural environment in the Far North. His research combines fieldwork, historical analysis, and geographical studies to build a deeper understanding of how Arctic landscapes have evolved—and how human presence and activity have shaped, and been shaped by, this extraordinary environment.
His principal area of scientific research is the reconstruction of the history of Arctic islands and coastal areas: the evolution of their landscapes, changing environmental conditions, and the interaction between natural processes and human activity. Through decades of expeditions and field research, he has studied some of the most remote and challenging parts of the Russian Arctic, many of which remain difficult to access even today.
Another important dimension of Fyodor’s work is preserving the memory of those who explored the Arctic before us. He has devoted considerable effort to researching the history of Russian Arctic exploration, restoring the names and stories of researchers whose contributions have been overlooked, and bringing attention to the lesser-known pioneers and heroes of Arctic exploration.
His extensive research and field experience have resulted in more than 240 scientific publications, including articles, monographs, and atlases.
For Fyodor Romanenko, the Arctic is not simply a remote geographical region. It is a place where the history of the planet, the forces of nature, and the story of human exploration intersect—offering a unique perspective on both the world around us and our place within it.
A leading expert on the history of the polar regions, Fyodor’s work focuses on the complex relationship between people and the natural environment in the Far North. His research combines fieldwork, historical analysis, and geographical studies to build a deeper understanding of how Arctic landscapes have evolved—and how human presence and activity have shaped, and been shaped by, this extraordinary environment.
His principal area of scientific research is the reconstruction of the history of Arctic islands and coastal areas: the evolution of their landscapes, changing environmental conditions, and the interaction between natural processes and human activity. Through decades of expeditions and field research, he has studied some of the most remote and challenging parts of the Russian Arctic, many of which remain difficult to access even today.
Another important dimension of Fyodor’s work is preserving the memory of those who explored the Arctic before us. He has devoted considerable effort to researching the history of Russian Arctic exploration, restoring the names and stories of researchers whose contributions have been overlooked, and bringing attention to the lesser-known pioneers and heroes of Arctic exploration.
His extensive research and field experience have resulted in more than 240 scientific publications, including articles, monographs, and atlases.
For Fyodor Romanenko, the Arctic is not simply a remote geographical region. It is a place where the history of the planet, the forces of nature, and the story of human exploration intersect—offering a unique perspective on both the world around us and our place within it.
Icebreaker
The 50 Years of Victory
120 passengers
2 nuclear reactors
75,000 horsepower
speed of up to 21 knots
The Icebreaker
The 50 Years of Victory is one of the world’s most powerful nuclear-powered icebreakers - and one of the few vessels capable of taking passengers all the way to the North Pole. Built to navigate extreme polar conditions, she can break through ice up to 2.5 metres thick.
With only 120 passengers on board, the ship offers a more intimate and personal expedition experience. The small group allows our team to provide attentive, personalised service while giving guests more opportunities to connect with fellow travellers and share this extraordinary adventure with like-minded people
Icebreaker
The 50 Years of Victory
The 50 Years of Victory
120 passengers
2 nuclear reactors
75,000 horsepower
скорость до 21 узла (38 км/ч)
The Icebreaker
The 50 Years of Victory is one of the world’s most powerful nuclear-powered icebreakers - and one of the few vessels capable of taking passengers all the way to the North Pole. Built to navigate extreme polar conditions, she can break through ice up to 2.5 metres thick.
Restaurant
Enjoy gourmet meals made by our onboard chef using fresh produce delivered for each cruise.
Aft saloon
The modern and well-equipped lecture hall is the perfect gathering place for briefings, lectures and presentations by our onboard experts.
Victory lounge
Enjoy prime wines from France, Italy and Chile with stunning vistas of the Arctic from the onboard bar or meet like-minded travelers for a chat.
gym
Stay active in the onboard gym! Join your fellow travelers for a friendly game of basketball, volleyball, table tennis or mini-football.
Captain’s bridge
Learn how the icebreaker navigates through the pack ice. Chat with the captain and get prime vistas of the Arctic landscapes.
Engine room
Explore the heart of the icebreaker and take a tour of the engine room.
Sauna and pool
Relax in one of the two onboard saunas and swim in the heated ocean water pool.
What Our Guests Say About Their Journey
Review
Join an Exclusive Few
Journey to one of the most remote places on Earth and join the select few who have had the privilege of seeing the top of the world with their own eyes.
A New Perspective
Return from your journey with more than memories — come back with a clearer vision of the future. Discover practical ideas and strategies to rethink your life and business for a changing world.
Dare to Do the Extraordinary
Take the plunge into the icy waters of the Arctic Ocean at the top of the world.
Meet the Arctic’s True Residents
Explore the remote islands of Franz Josef Land and encounter majestic polar bears and walruses in their pristine natural habitat.
See the Arctic from Above
Take to the skies by helicopter over the endless Arctic ice and capture images that look straight out of a Hollywood blockbuster.
Connect with Extraordinary People
Meet inspiring people with unique life stories and experiences, forge new connections, and make friendships that last long after the expedition ends.
June 30 – July 12, 2027
Departure: Murmansk
Duration: 13 days
13 Days Worth Leaving It All Behind For
Join an Exclusive Few
Journey to one of the most remote places on Earth and join the select few who have had the privilege of seeing the top of the world with their own eyes.
A New Perspective
Return from your journey with more than memories — come back with a clearer vision of the future. Discover practical ideas and strategies to rethink your life and business for a changing world.
Dare to Do the Extraordinary
Take the plunge into the icy waters of the Arctic Ocean at the top of the world.
Meet the Arctic’s True Residents
Explore the remote islands of Franz Josef Land and encounter majestic polar bears and walruses in their pristine natural habitat.
See the Arctic from Above
Take to the skies by helicopter over the endless Arctic ice and capture images that look straight out of a Hollywood blockbuster.
Разделить
триумф
с единомышленниками
Connect with Extraordinary People
Meet inspiring people with unique life stories and experiences, forge new connections, and make friendships that last long after the expedition ends.
Our Journeys
PAST EXPEDITIONS
PAST EXPEDITIONS
FAQ
Information
- One night’s hotel accommodation in Murmansk before the cruise, including breakfast
- Group transfer from the airport to the hotel on arrival
- Group transfer from the hotel to the ship on the day of embarkation
- Accommodation and travel aboard the 50 Years of Victory icebreaker, as outlined in the itinerary
- All scheduled helicopter excursions and activities, subject to weather conditions and the decision of the Expedition Leader
- All scheduled shore excursions and activities by Zodiac, subject to weather conditions and the decision of the Expedition Leader
- The support and expertise of our polar experts, expedition team and Expedition Leader throughout the journey
- Four meals a day, including fresh pastries at afternoon tea, plus 24/7 access to coffee, tea, water and snacks
- Rubber boots for shore landings throughout the cruise
- Pre-cruise information materials
- An electronic travel diary with photos from the expedition
- Group transfer from the ship to the airport or Murmansk city centre at the end of the cruise
- All port fees throughout the expedition
- Signature expedition parka, yours to keep
- Personal accident and medical insurance for the duration of the expedition, with coverage of up to € 100,000, including emergency evacuation and repatriation
- International and domestic airfare
- Passport and visa fees, where applicable
- Government entry and exit fees, where applicable
- Meals ashore and additional nights of accommodation, where applicable
- Alcoholic beverages
- Luggage insurance and trip cancellation insurance
- Excess baggage fees
- Onboard telecommunications, laundry and bar services
- Medical tests, including COVID-19 testing, and vaccinations, where applicable
- Gratuities for the Expedition Leader, expedition team, staff and crew
To enter the Russian Federation, you may be eligible to apply for an electronic visa (e-visa). Applications can be submitted through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website and are typically processed within four calendar days.
If your country is not eligible for an e-visa, we will provide you with an invitation from a tour operator to support your application for a tourist visa.
If your country is not eligible for an e-visa, we will provide you with an invitation from a tour operator to support your application for a tourist visa.
- You won’t need to bring a waterproof or windproof jacket — you’ll receive our signature expedition parka to keep you warm throughout the voyage.
- Waterproof trousers are essential for shore landings, Zodiac excursions and hikes. Choose breathable, waterproof materials such as Gore-Tex or similar fabrics.
- At least two sets of thermal underwear, including three pairs of warm socks.
- Shirts and T-shirts for everyday wear and activities on board.
- Jeans or other comfortable trousers for relaxing on board — we recommend bringing several pairs.
- Turtlenecks and pullovers for relaxing on board, as well as warm layers for shore excursions.
- Wool or polar fleece sweaters for extra warmth.
- At least one smart-casual outfit for the Captain’s Dinner and other special events on board.
- Lightweight walking shoes or boots for comfortable wear on board. Some guests also prefer to wear them ashore
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Camera and spare batteries or a battery charger
- An extra pair of prescription glasses, if needed
- Swimsuit
- Personal medication
- Binoculars
- Earplugs
- Mittens and thin liner gloves
- Wool or fleece hat
- Scarf
The expedition program is available in English, so English-speaking guests can fully participate in the experience.
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