Atlas Ocean Voyages has revealed its all-new 2027 Arctic Expeditions. This season of discovery is designed to showcase the polar regions at their most majestic.
*All details correct at time of publish (23 October 2025)
Sailing aboard the line’s purpose-built expedition yachts, these immersive journeys will explore Iceland’s volcanic frontiers, Greenland’s iceberg-filled fjords, and the remote reaches of the Canadian Arctic and Svalbard, where wildlife and cultural encounters await at every turn.
Guests booking early can take advantage of up to 15% Bonus Savings and up to £1,200 in Air Credit on select voyages in the 2027 Arctic season.
The new Arctic collection marks a significant milestone in Atlas Ocean Voyages’ continued growth and destination expansion.
The 2027 season introduces 27 new ports of call, including Pond Inlet and Kimmirut in Nunavut, Churchill and Coats Island in Hudson Bay, as well as East Greenland’s rarely visited fjords and the dramatic King Frederick VI Coast.
James A. Rodriguez, President and CEO of Atlas Ocean Voyages, said: “We’re pleased to expand our destination footprint with new explorations into the Canadian Arctic.
“These remote northern frontiers offer a distinct blend of raw wilderness, cultural authenticity, and incredible wildlife encounters.
“The 2027 Arctic season allows guests to experience the true spirit of expedition travel – intimate, adventurous, and deeply enriching – onboard our luxurious small yachts purpose-built for exploring the ends of the Earth.”
2027 ARCTIC SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
- Remote High Arctic of Svalbard – Guests can witness polar bears, walruses, Arctic foxes, and vast seabird colonies in their natural habitat.
- Canadian High Arctic – Guests will journey through Inuit hamlets such as Pond Inlet and Kimmirut, and explore regions rich with polar bears, walrus haul-outs, and Arctic traditions.
- The Many Sides of Greenland – East Greenland’s seldom-visited frontier, South Greenland’s Norse ruins and hot springs, and the towering icebergs and fjords of the west.
- Rare Navigation Routes – Guests will venture through Iceland’s Westfjords, the volcanic outpost of Jan Mayen, and the dramatic wilderness of Svalbard.
- King Frederick VI Coast – Navigating one of Greenland’s most dramatic and untouched stretches of coastline.
Every Arctic Polar Expedition features:
- Zodiac Safaris & Landings led by expert expedition guides
- Polar Plunge challenges for the adventurous
- Educational lectures and guided nature walks with biologists, naturalists, and historians
- Complimentary Atlas Immersive Experiences, including the Discover Longyearbyen event on voyages embarking from Svalbard
Each journey is led by an expedition team of up to 13 seasoned professionals, from naturalists and biologists to mountaineers and conservationists, whose expertise ensures guests gain a deeper understanding of these pristine environments.
Atlas Ocean Voyages’ Polar Category C and Ice Class 1B yachts – World Navigator and World Voyager are designed for intimate discovery and environmental stewardship.
With decks just 30 feet above the waterline and near-silent hydro-jet propulsion, guests enjoy unparalleled wildlife viewing while minimising environmental impact.
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