North of the Arctic Circle and somewhere between Norway and the North Pole, Svalbard's sensational coastline and fjords are generally sans ice during high summer giving fantastic freedoms to travelers to partake in the best of the Arctic.
Description
Top Reasons to go on Svalbard expedition cruise:
Venture into the lair of the polar bear – they outnumber humans up here
Hold your breath as you get thrillingly close to walrus, reindeer, arctic fox, seals and whales
Gaze up at soaring cliffs teeming with millions of nesting birds
Sail among the sea ice through magnificent fjords and past creaking glaciers
Experience the wonders of the midnight sun as day blends into night
Daily scheduled flights via Oslo make Svalbard easier and cheaper to reach than almost any other Arctic region.
About the Tour:
Wildlife on Svalbard
From the ship you are likely to spot king eider, fulmars and puffin. Under the waves there is an ever present chance of beluga, humpback, minke and blue whales, while orca are also regular visitors.
Svalbard ships
Svalbard is unrivalled of the polar regions in the spectrum of expedition ships offered. While small yachts can be chartered, there are expeditions on small ships with cabins for just 12 passengers, as well as twin-mast schooners for between 16 and 32 passengers.
To know more about the Svalbard Cruises and to take a tour visit:
https://www.swoop-arctic.com/cruises/svalbard