Polar Latitudes Expeditions has unveiled its expanded Arctic 2027 season, highlighted by a number of extraordinary new itineraries, including new Arctic offerings, as well as three exciting first-time voyages exploring the very best of the North Atlantic.
*All details correct at time of publish (10 December 2025)
The 2027 season will feature many best-selling expeditions across Greenland and Svalbard, as well as new Arctic itineraries previously not offered at retail, and another popular East Greenland itinerary back after a one-year hiatus.
4 Arctic Islands: This expedition offers adventurous passengers a rare opportunity to experience the vast wilderness and diversity of the Arctic, on a thrilling voyage to four unforgettable islands.
Highlights of Iceland: A chance to explore the coast of Iceland like the Vikings of old, surrounded by vast glaciers and steaming volcanoes, before a final visit to culturally rich Reykjavik.
Complete East Greenland: Wild, rugged, remote, and pristine are some of the words used to describe East Greenland, but no words can truly capture the culture, history, and majesty of this remarkable place.
“We couldn’t be more excited about this upcoming Arctic season, as we continue to provide new opportunities for passengers to explore the farthest reaches of this incredible planet of ours,” says Pat Shaw, CEO of Polar Latitudes Expeditions. “As we grow, so, too, do the itineraries and life-changing experiences we can offer in the Arctic and beyond.”
A Bold Venture to the North Atlantic
For the first time ever, Polar Latitudes Expeditions will be offering brand-new expeditions through the North Atlantic.
Passengers on these new voyages will have an opportunity to explore iconic cities and ancient hidden gems rarely accessed by tourists, as they discover Ireland, Scotland, and the Faroe Islands aboard Ocean Victory.
Ireland Circumnavigation: Travellers will immerse themselves in cultural hotspots like Dublin, Galway, and Cork, as well as Ireland’s hidden offshore gems, including the Aran Islands and Clare Island, where ancient traditions persist.
The Jewels of Scotland: This thrilling voyage visits some of the hardest-to-reach and rarely visited corners of Scotland, including the Neolithic monuments of windswept Orkney, and the dual UNESCO World Heritage Site of St Kilda.
Isles of the North Atlantic: A rare chance to island-hop across the best-kept secret isles of the North Atlantic, from the fabled Gaelic-speaking Western Isles to the windswept Faroe Islands, and on to the Land of Ice and Fire.
Reducing Travel Worries and New Solutions for Solo Travellers
Polar Latitudes Expeditions is committed to making travel less stressful and more accommodating. For the Arctic 2027 voyages, the company is expanding its flight program by introducing return flights on all Svalbard trips, ensuring seamless accessibility.
Also new for the ’27 season is a brand-new French Balcony stateroom for solo travellers who want the full comfort of a double cabin, without the single supplement upcharge.
For more information, visit: polar-latitudes.com
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