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GREAT DOGSLED ROUTE IN LAPLAND

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DATES
From December 2022 to April 2023 (ask for departures)
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TRAVEL RESUME
Dogsledding through one of the last wilderness areas in Europe

Our 5-days husky trip follows the forests and frozen lakes on the edge of the Pallas-Ylläs National Park, the second cleanest air in the world. This safari is a unique opportunity to admire the untouched nature of Lapland. Each participant drives his or her own sled hauled by a joyful dog team.

Fire making skills, team spirit and wilderness life are learned during the overnights in the wilderness huts. Overnighting in warm wilderness cabins will allow us to recover energy to start a new day of adventure in the heart of Lapland.

TRAVEL PROGRAM

Day 1
- Flight from your country of residence – Kittila.
- Transfer to Muonio.
- Welcome dinner with the safari group.
- Overnight in cabin with sauna.

Days 2 - 6
- After breakfast you will be provided with safari equipment and meet with the guide who gives you a short introduction to the programme of the week. You meet your own dog team, the sleds will be packed and you will be taught how to handle the sled. Start of the safari.
- The route will take you through beautiful forest scenery, over frozen lakes and along the icy rivers.
- Everyone takes care of his dog team, helps to prepare the meals and make fire. Breakfast and dinner are prepared in the huts, lunch by open fire in the wilderness.
- Each night is spent in different cosy huts with sauna.
- On day 6 return to Harriniva in the afternoon.
- Durante la tarde del día 6 de la ruta, volveremos a Muonio.
- Farewell group dinner with Lappish specialities.
- Overnight in our cosy safari cabins nearby Muonio.

Day 7
- Breakfast.
- Transfer to Kittila Airport.
- Flight from Kittila to your country of residence.

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Before 60 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 60 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 person
INCLUDED

- 2 overnights in cabins with shared sauna, shower and wc facilities.

- 4 overnights in wilderness huts.

- Transfer Kittila airport to Muonio and return.

- 5 Days of dogsledding (each participant drives own dog team).

- Full board (from dinner on first day to breakfast on last day).

- A qualified English speaking wilderness guide.

- Multi-adventure insurance.

- Complete equipment (thermo-overall, boots, socks, mittens, warm hat, sleeping bag).

NOT INCLUDED

- Flights.

- Air taxes.

- Meals on transfers, airports and cities.

- Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.

?Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.

? Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.

? Costs and applications for visa to Finland, European Union or other countries if required.

- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.

- Air excess costs of personal baggage.

SUPPLEMENTS

- Extra nights.

- Trip cancellation insurance. 

NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Dear travel enthusiast:,

Let me two minutes of your time to introduce you our polar project. Arctic World is a company specialized in everything related to the polar regions, including Tours, expeditions, conferences, incentives, Inuit craftmanship, polar library, exhibitions, image bank, documentary productions, etc.

In Arctic World there is a team with an extensive experience. Our journey began in 1989 and since then we have organized more than a hundred polar Tours and expeditions. We have took and guided to white Arctic thousands of travelers. If you want to join them we will be happy to assist you and introduce you our team.
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Jose Naranjo

AWARDS
Spanish Geographic Society Award
Winner of the Spanish Geographic Society Award for the Transgreenland 2001 expedition. This is the most important prize in Spain in exploration and geography.
WORLD RECORDS
The fastest polar crossing in History - 2001
Co-leader of the Transgreenland 2001 expedition which crossed Greenland from South to North in total autonomy (no external assistance) in a sledge hauled by gigant kites. 2,225 Km in 32 days through the Greenland icecap. It was the fastest polar crossing in history at that time. During this expeditions it was beaten the world record in distance covered in a single day during a polar expedition: 421 Km.
First worldwide ski crossing of the Baltic Sea - 2003
Leader of the Transbaltic 2003 Expedition. First worldwide expedition that crossed the Baltic Sea on skis from Finland to Sweden in total autonomy (no external assistance) through the icebreakers route.
New route and the longest ski crossing ever of the Penny Icecap - 2009
Opening a new route from west to east in the Penny icecap, a polar cap located on Baffin Island in Canada. This is the longest ski crossing ever on this icecap.
The first hotel in History set on a frozen sea
Creator and coordinator of the first hotel in History set on a frozen sea. Project carried out during the Nanoq 2006 expedition on the key place of the mythical North West Passage in Canadian Arctic. Setting up and dismantling of the hotel conducted with the utmost respect for the environment and compliance with all Canadian laws and regulations on environmental matters.
First ever ski crossing of the Barnes icecap
Leader of the world first ever crossing on skis of the Barnes icecap in total autonomy through the longest possible route. The Barnes is a polar cap of 6,000 square kilometres located in Arctic Canadian Baffin Island. First in the world to complete the “Baffin polar Trilogy” (Barnes icecap, Penny icecap and Akshayuk Pass).
World's first ascent on skis of the Devon icecap summit - 2022
Leader of the world's first ascent on skis of the 3 highest peaks on the Devon icecap, located in Nunavut, in the Canadian arctic. The expedition covered more than 230 km on skis in total autonomy, without mechanized means and in which more than 2,500 meters of altitude were ascended. Being, in this way, the longest crossing of the Devon icecap in history undertaken only with human force.
POLAR EXPEDITIONS
World's first ascent on skis of the Devon icecap summit - 2022
Leader of the world's first ascent on skis of the 3 highest peaks on the Devon icecap, located in Nunavut, in the Canadian arctic. The expedition covered more than 230 km on skis in total autonomy, without mechanized means and in which more than 2,500 meters of altitude were ascended. Being, in this way, the longest crossing of the Devon icecap in history undertaken only with human force.
First ever ski crossing of the Barnes icecap - 2012
Leader of the world first ever crossing on skis of the Barnes icecap in total autonomy through the longest possible route. The Barnes is a polar cap of 6,000 square kilometres located in Arctic Canadian Baffin Island. First in the world to complete the “Baffin polar Trilogy” (Barnes icecap, Penny icecap and Akshayuk Pass).
Ski expedition from Geographic North Pole to Canada - 2011
Member and cameraman of the Australian expedition Pole to Pole Run. The team skied 800 kilometers on the Arctic Ocean from the Geographic North Pole to Canada. First Spaniard to do that crossing.
First Spanish ski crossing of the Sam Fjord - 2010
Leader of the first national ski crossing of the Sam Fjord and Steward Valley situated north of the Arctic Circle on Baffin island, Canada. In this remote fjord are the highest sea cliffs on Earth. During the route the expedition members skied down the legendary Polar Sun Spire, a granite wall of 1,600 meters high with a vertical free fall to the sea. It is considered the highest sea cliff on the Earth.
First Spanish ski crossing of the Penny icecap - 2009
Leader of the Spanish first ski crossing of the Penny Icecap on Baffin Island, Canada. 25 Days by skis in total autonomy without any previous deposits. The expedition traveled 200 kilometers of ice, snow and rock opening a new route. They climbed up 2,000 meters and walk on all highest summits of this great mass of ice. This is the longest ski crossing ever on this icecap.
First Spanish - German ski crossing of the Akshayuk Pass - 2008
First Spanish - German ski crossing of the Akshayuk Pass, located in Baffin Island (Canada). Jose Naranjo, director of Arctic World and Ingrid Ortlieb, a german woman settled in Spain, were crossing the gorge of more than 100 kilometers defile where is situated the highest overhanged mountain wall on the Earth. They skied the route without external assistance in winter where the temperature dropped until 60º C below zero of thermal sensation.
Inari lake ski crossing - South Pole expedition training - 2008
Winter crossing of the Inari lake, the largest in Lapland with Chus Lago, the first Spanish woman and third in the world who climbed mount Everest without oxygen. This crossing was made as training for the 1,200 kilometres Geographic South Pole expedition who Chus Lago did in 2009. Jose Naranjo is her polar technical trainer.
Nanoq snowmobile expedition - 2007
Leader of Nanoq 2007 expedition. 500 Kilometers by snowmobile in total autonomy through the frozen sea of the mythical North West Passage located in the Canadian Arctic. First Spanish expedition.  
Baffin expedition - 2007
      Leader of the Baffin 2007 Expedition. A dogsled and snowmobile crossing through the Auyuittuq and Sermilik National Parks (Canada). First Spanish expedition.  
Sailing of the longest fiord on Earth - 2007
                Sailing the longest fiord on Earth located in the East Greenland coast. From Iceland to Greenland. First Spanish expedition.
The first hotel in History set on a frozen sea - 2006
Creator and coordinator of the first hotel in History set on a frozen sea. Project carried out during the Nanoq 2006 expedition on the key place of the mythical North West Passage in Canadian Arctic. Setting up and dismantling of the hotel conducted with the utmost respect for the environment and compliance with all Canadian laws and regulations on environmental matters.                
Thule dogsled expedition - 2004
Leader of the Spanish-Venezuelan expedition Thule 2004, a 300 Km trip in dogsledge with Inuit hunters through North Greenland to Siorapaluk, the northermost village on Earth.                
First worldwide ski crossing of the Baltic Sea - 2003
Leader of the Transbaltic 2003 Expedition. First worldwide expedition that crossed the Baltic Sea on skis from Finland to Sweden in total autonomy (no external assistance) through the icebreakers route.
Geographic North Pole international ski expedition - 2002
    Member of a last degree international expedition on skis to Geographic North Pole from the Siberian side.              
The fastest polar crossing in History - 2001
Co-leader of the Transgreenland 2001 expedition which crossed Greenland from South to North in total autonomy (no external assistance) in a sledge hauled by gigant kites. 2,225 Km in 32 days through the Greenland icecap. It was the fastest polar crossing in history at that time. During this expeditions it was beaten the world record in distance covered in a single day during a polar expedition: 421 Km.                
Magnetic North Pole ski expedition - 2000
Leader of the only expedition in the world that reached the Magnetic North Pole in  the year 2000 on skis. The only Spanish person who has reached twice the Magnetic North Pole on skis and total autonomy (no external assistance).              
Spanish TV expedition in Greenland icecap - 2000
Member of the Spanish TV expedition to the Greenland icecap for filming a documentary. A 600 kilometres crossing on sledges hauled by giant kites.              
Spanish TV expedition on the Great Slave Lake - 2000
Member of the Spanish TV expedition to the Great Slave Lake in Canada for shooting a documentary about the first tests of a sledge hauled by giant kites.              
Magnetic North Pole ski expedition - 1999
    Leader of the second Spanish expedition on skis to the Magnetic North Pole in total autonomy (without external assistance) in the Canadian Arctic.              
Polaris expedition on the Northwest Passage - 1998
                Member of the Polaris 98 expedition on the Barrow Strait in the Canadian Arctic at 75º North latitude. A 100 Km crossing on skis onto the ice sea of the Northwest Pasagge.        
Nanuk expedition in Svalbard - 1989
    Member of the Nanuk 89, a mountain expedition in Svalbard an archipelago located at 80º North latitude in the middle of the Arctic Ocean.
Polar guide - 1999 to 2012
14 years as a polar guide in tens of expeditions and trips in the high Arctic (North Pole, Canada, Greenland, Lapland, Siberia, etc.) with individual travellers, groups and companies. More than 1,000 travellers guided in polar regions.
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Nestor Perez

Professional data

Winter trips and expedition guide. Technician in charge of Arctic World polar gear and equipment.

Curriculum and experience

- Guide expert in Greenland icecap.

- Guide for North Lapland and Svalbard trips in polar night season.

- Extensive experience as a guide in winter and summer trips in Greenland.

- Extensive experience as a guide in winter and summer trips in Iceland.

- Guide in 3 winter ski crossing on the Baltic Sea - Years 2008, 2009 y 2010.

- Technician in charge of Arctic World polar gear and equipment.

- Experience rock climber.

- Alpine ascents in Spanish mountains and the Alps.

- He practices athletics since 14 years old. Best times: 100 meters-flat race in 11:05 seconds, 400 meters-flat race in 54:00 seconds.

- He practices swimming since 16 years old. Best time: 100 meters freestyle in 1' 05".

- He regularly practices snowboarding.

- He practices scuba diving.

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Ingrid Ortlieb

Professional data

Arctic World director in Germany

Curriculum and experience

Dogsled crossing in Ittoqqortoormiit in East Greenland - 2013
A crossing accompanied by two Inuit hunters from the village Ittoqqortoormiit, located on the eastern coast of Greenland to the north of Liverpool Land and James Land to finish in the world's longest fjord, Scoresbysund. During the route Ingrid lived and traveled to the traditional way of Kalaaliit people culture.

With skis through the woods of Lapland - 2013
A solo journey on skis across the small islands of the Inarijärvi Lake, the largest of Lapland. The route started from a hut near the village of Ivalo.

First ever ski crossing of the Barnes icecap - 2012
Member of the world first ever crossing on skis of the Barnes icecap in total autonomy through the longest possible route. The Barnes is a polar cap of 6,000 square kilometres located in Arctic Canadian Baffin Island. First in the world to complete the “Baffin polar Trilogy” (Barnes icecap, Penny icecap and Akshayuk Pass).

Thule dogsled expedition - 2011
Member of the Thule expedition, a 300 Km trip in dogsledge with Inuit hunters through North Greenland to Siorapaluk, the northermost village on Earth.

First national ski crossing of the Sam Fjord - 2010
Member of the first national ski crossing of the Sam Fjord and Steward Valley situated north of the Arctic Circle on Baffin island, Canada. In this remote fjord are the highest sea cliffs on Earth. During the route the expedition members skied down the legendary Polar Sun Spire, a granite wall of 1,600 meters high with a vertical free fall to the sea. It is considered the highest sea cliff on the Earth.

First national ski crossing of the Penny icecap - 2009
Member of the first national ski crossing of the Penny Icecap on Baffin Island, Canada. 25 Days by skis in total autonomy without any previous deposits. The expedition traveled 200 kilometers of ice, snow and rock opening a new route. They climbed up 2,000 meters and walk on all highest summits of this great mass of ice. This is the longest ski crossing ever on this icecap.

First national ski crossing of the Akshayuk Pass - 2008
Member of the first national ski crossing of the Akshayuk Pass, locate in Baffin Island (Canada). A 100 kilometers defile where is situated the highest overhanged mountain wall on the Earth. They skied the route without external assistance in winter where the temperature dropped until 60º C below zero.

Nanoq snowmobile expedition - 2007
Member of Nanoq 2007 expedition. 500 Kilometers by snowmobile in total autonomy through the frozen sea of the mythical North West Passage located in the Canadian Arctic. First national expedition.

Winter ski crossing in the Baltic Sea - 2006
Crossing with skis on the frozen Gulf of Bothnia off the coast of Finnish Lapland.

Ski crossing on the Greenland ice cap - 2006
Crossing at the southern tip of Greenland ice cap starting and ending at sea level.

Sports she plays
Alpine skiing, tennis, cycling and fitness.

Foreign Travel
- Journey of a year in bus and hitch-hiking across Canada and Alaska: Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Sascatschewan, Alberta, British Columbia, Yukon and Alaska (USA).
- She has lived, worked and traveled throughout Europe: Germany, Switzerland, Holland, England and Scotland, France, Italy, Greece, Ireland, Croatia.
- She has traveled many countries outside Europe as Morocco, U.S., etc..

The Arctic for her
She is a lover of the Arctic in general and Baffin Island in Nunavut (Canada) in particular. She also is passionate about Inuit culture.

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Nacho Perera

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Arctic World director in Venezuela

Curriculum and experience

- He has made trips in more than 60 countries around the world, with many summits climbed as some these:

- Fuji Mountain in Japan.

- Kilimanjaro (5,960 metres) in Africa.

- Chimborazo (6,310 metres) in Ecuador.

- Kalapatar (6,000 metres) in Nepal.

- Among others he has made the following explorations:

- Pagan ruins in old Burma.

- Pascua island.

- Orinoco headwaters, an Amazona's tributary river.

- His most important achievement is to have become the first Venezuelan to reach the Geographic North Pole (year 2002). This expedition was made on skis from Siberian side of the Arctic Ocean.

- In 2004 he was member of the Spanish-Venezuelan expedition Thule 2004, a route of 300 kilometres of dogsledding with Inuit hunters to Siorapaluk, the northernmost village in the world located in Greenland.

- He has also been in the north of Siberia with the Nenets, an indigenous reindeer herders in the middle of Siberian tundra.

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Kunuk Abelsen

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Arctic World director in Greenland

Curriculum and experience

I grew up in Kulusuk. A small village in Eastside of Greenland(similar to any of other villages in Greenland) with population about only 300 people. I haven´t left my home village until I was 16 years old and I always come home in Christmas and in summer holidays.

My father took me seal hunting and fishing since I could barely walk. After a whole day of hunting, we go home. On our way home with our boat, I always look out the horizon and now I realize that I never bored because I look at the icebergs and mountains all around us and the movement of the sea, so natural.

When I finished with primary school(with good grades), I applied to secondary school – I got in. My grades at the secondary school could get me in the Greenlandic Tourism Academy in Qaqortoq(City in South Greenland). – education in academic level.

Anyway, I am now 21years old and I´ll finish my education in November of 2013. I can communicate completely in Greenlandic, English as well in Danish. I also recently started to learn Spanish. I have more than 4 years practical experience in tourism industry(service and guiding), mostly in my home village. I´ve been travelling a bit in my life.

I´ve been in Denmark countless times as well in Iceland, on holidays. I have been in Spain, travelling and meeting some friends in summertime, in Canary Islands, Madrid, watching football game in Santiago Bernabeu, visiting Andalucia(SouthSpain) and Barcelona.

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Bendt Abelsen

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Arctic World skipper in Greenland

Curriculum and experience

He is the chief of the local bank and supermarket and been working there for more than 28 years. He is 51 years old and he enjoys sailing with boat and sleddogging with tourists in East Greenland more than ever.

Like the other local people, he was born and raised in Kulusuk. When he was a child, he didn´t know a thing about internet or what was happening outside his own world, so did the rest local people. In his generation, a change has been made, a lot of change in society. He lived the old Greenlandic traditional way, then the way of living was slowly transformed into the European system which we know call for easier life, because of the technology and ability to connect to the rest of the world.

30 years ago, he began to sail with one-day tourists from Iceland. Icelandic company needed local to sail with the tourists. From that time, he slowly started to communicate with tourist first with sign language and then he learned to communicate in English without formal education.

He travelled in Denmark, Iceland as well in Spain for business reasons and holidays. But sailing with tourist in his home is his favorite of all.

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Francesc Bailon

Nowadays

- Professor of the courses and lectures on Inuit culture gave in the Clos Archaeological Foundation.

- Cultural advisor on issues related to the Inuit in the media.

- Contributor of the Ethnological Museum of Barcelona.

- Member of the Igloos Builders Association of Catalonia.

Professional data

Anthropologist specialized in Inuit culture. Arctic World collaborator - Barcelona

Projects

- Preparation of two books about the Inuit culture.

Publications

- Article "The Inuit: hunters of the Far North." Arqueoclub Magazine, number 8. February 2007. Egyptian Museum of Barcelona. Clos Archaeological Foundation.

- The Inuit women: their role in traditional Inuit culture. Course manual. Clos Archaeological Foundation, Barcelona, 2006.

- Article in the newspaper The Triangle. "Ohmamiglu, a Inuit traditions in our home." The Triangle, supplement. Number 17 February. Barcelona, 2006.

- Article "The Inughuit of Greenland" in the journal of the Scandinavian Club. Bulletin number 1 January-April. Barcelona, 2005.

- The Inuit Culture: Inuit of the Arctic. Course manual. Clos Archaeological Foundation, Barcelona, 2005.

- VV.AA. Twentieth Century Barcelona Mosaic of Cultures. Ethnological Museum of Barcelona. Bellaterra publishing, Barcelona 2002.

- 9 Articles in Encyclopedia Your Personal Adornment. Salvat publishing, SA. Barcelona 1998.

Professional trajectory

- Collaboration with the "En portada" program of TVE (Spanish Television) in the documentary "The Inuit and climate change." Year 2007.

- Collaborator in the documentary "Nanoq expedition 2006" for the Urvasco group and produced by Arctic World. Year 2007.

- Director and Professor at the Clos Archaeological Foundation course "The Inuit women: their role in traditional Inuit culture." Year 2006.

- Director and Professor at the Clos Archaeological Foundation course: "The Inuit culture: the Inuit of the Arctic". Year 2005.

- Documentalist for the book Barcelona Twentieth Century Mosaic of Cultures. Ethnological Museum of Barcelona. Bellaterra publishing, Barcelona. Year 2002.

- Collaboration with the Ethnological Museum of Barcelona in the exhibition "Barcelona Segle XX. Mosaic of Cultures." From 1999 to 2001 years.

- Collaboration with the Salvat publishing encyclopedia "Your Personal Adornment" in the Ethnic jewelry section.

- From 1990 to the present is a collaborator of the Ethnological Museum of Barcelona.

- Degree in Geography and History, speciality Cultural Anthropology from the University of Barcelona.

Trips and expeditions

- 6th Expedition to the Arctic.  Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland). Trip to Disko Bay and Uummannaq. Living with the Inuit of northwest Greenland. August 2006.

- 5th Expedition to the Arctic. Member of Nanoq 2006 expedition. Nunavut, Canada. April-May 2006.

- 4th Expedition to the Arctic. Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland). Trip to Disko Bay and the District of Avanersuaq doing a journey with Inughuit people in dogsled of almost 500 km. Living with Inughuit (Inuit subgroup). April-May 2004.

- 3th Expedition to the Arctic. Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland). Trip to Disko Bay. Journey around 250 km with Inuit people in dogsled. Living with the Inuit of West Greenland. April-May 2002.

- 2nd Expedition to the Arctic. Finnish Lapland and Norway: Staying with the Sami (Finnish Lapland). April-May 2001.

- 1st Expedition to the Arctic, Labrador and Newfoundland. Living with the Inuit of Labrador. July 1999.

- Trips to over 40 countries among which are: Guatemala, Mexico, Peru, Brazil, Venezuela, Argentina, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Mauritius, Egypt, Turkey and Vietnam.

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Canoeing on the lake of Sami people.

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DATES
August 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Canoe trip on largest lake in Lapland
Canoe journey among thousands of islands that dot the Inari lake. The Europe's largest wilderness area. Visit picturesque Lappish villages, camping in leafy boreal forests, arctic wildlife watching, visit the holy island of the Samis, centuries-old wooden Orthodox churches, Aurora Borealis, etc.
TRAVEL PROGRAM

Day 1
- Flight to Ivalo. Transfer by taxi to Ivalo. Accommodation in cabin. Dinner and preparation of equipment for the canoe trip. The tour guide will explain the route in detail.

Day 2
Breakfast in the cabin. Transfer by private car to Veskoniemi starting point of the journey. During the afternoon a short stretch in a canoe to get used to the activity of rowing and adjust the equipment. Picnic lunch on route. Camping in one of the islets of the lake. Dinner in tents or outdoors.

Day 3
Depending on the weather, breakfast in tents or outdoors. Continuing the journey to Kaikunuora. Section between 10 and 15 km. Picnic lunch en route. Camping in one of the islets of canoe route. Dinner in tents or outdoors.

Day 4
Breakfast in tents or outdoors. Continuing the journey to the outskirts of a Lappish village called Nellim. Section between 12 and 15 kilometers of paddling. Picnic lunch on route. Camping in the woods near Nellim. Dinner in tents or outdoors.

Day 5
Breakfast in tents or outdoors. Visit the village of Nellim, with its peculiar Orthodox church built entirely of wood. Here we see the Russian influence, whose border is only 8 kilometers. Picnic lunch. In the afternoon we will continue the journey to the island of Lusmesualui. Section between 5 and 7 kilometers. Picnic lunch on route. Camping in one of the islets of the route. Dinner in tents or outdoors.

Day 6
Breakfast in tents or outdoors. Continuing the journey to one of the islands of Roggesuoltuun. From here you will have a vision of one of the widest parts of the lake. Section between 10 and 12 kilometers.  Picnic lunch on route. Camping in one of the islets of travel. Dinner in tents or outdoors.

Day 7
Breakfast in tents or outdoors. Continuation of the canoe trip to the island of Levia Petajasaari. Section between 8 and 10 kilometers. Picnic lunch on route. Camping in one of the islets of travel. Dinner in tents or outdoors.

Day 8
Breakfast in tents or outdoors. Continuing the canoe trip to Ukonkivithe, the holy island of the Sami people. Time to visit the island. Then go to a nearby island. Section between 10 and 12 kilometers. Picnic lunch on route. Camping in one of the islets of the route. Dinner in tents or outdoors.

Day 9
Breakfast in tents or outdoors. Continuing the journey to Inari. This town is the capital of the Sami people in Finnish Lapland. Section between 10 and 12 kilometers. Picnic lunch on route. Camping in a forest near Inari. Dinner in tents or outdoors.

Day 10
Breakfast in tents or outdoors. Visita del Siida, el museo Lapón. Visit the Siida, the Lappish museum. A large exhibition area where in a didactic way is shown  wildlife, landscape, history and culture of the Sami people and Lapland. Walking at your own around the village of Inari. Camping in a forest near Inari. Dinner in tents or outdoors.

Day 11
Breakfast in tents or outdoors. Transfer by private vehicle to Ivalo. Accommodation in cabins. Afternoon to visit at your own the city of Ivalo. Lunch and dinner at your own.

Day 12
Breakfast in cabins. Transfer by taxi to the airport of Ivalo. Flight Ivalo - home.

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Before 60 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 60 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
5 people
INCLUDED

- Transfer from Ivalo Airport - Cabins.
- Transfer by private car Ivalo - starting point of the canoe trip.
- Transfer by private car Inari - Ivalo.
- Siida Museum ticket entrance.
- All meals during the canoe trip.
- 2 Nights accommodation in cabin.
- Canoe and accessories (life jacket, paddles, etc.) rental during the trip.
- Rental of group camping equipment (tents, stoves, pots, etc.).
- Relocation of the canoes to the starting point of the journey.
- Relocation of the canoes at the end of the voyage.
- Arctic World guide.
- Travel insurance.
- 1 Piece of baggage of 12 kilogrames as a personal luggage.

NOT INCLUDED

- Flight to Ivalo.
- Air taxes.
- Meals on airports and flights.
- Lunch and dinner in Ivalo on the penultimate day of travel.
- Mountain and camping personal equipment.
- Extra costs of accommodation and meals due to flight delays, weather or any cause beyond the Arctic World.
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.

SUPPLEMENTS
- Cancellation insurance (optional).
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Ski crossing on the frozen Baltic Sea

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DATES
February 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Introduction to the polar travel in Lapland.
Trip ideal to have a first contact with the wintery Arctic. Seven days of walking on skis near the Arctic Circle. During the voyage we will sleep in snow shelters, tents or huts, learning to live at 30 degrees below zero in a place where the Northern Lights are not an isolated phenomenon.
In our journey we become familiar with the equipment and expedition techniques and Arctic survival. Methods of protection against the cold, Eskimo techniques of orientation, navigation compass, GPS positioning systems, fish in the sea ice and other knowledge that may be useful in later expeditions. Also, if wind conditions permit we will learn the basics of polar progress on skis hauled by kites.

A quiet place of the coast, near the Finnish village called Ii, will be our starting point. Skiing through the Baltic Sea and camping on the sea ice or in huts in some of the many islands that dot this frozen sea we will reach our goal, the Lapish city of Kemi, situated on the northern edge of the frozen Gulf of Bothnia.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
Departure from home to Oulu in regular flight route. Arrival in Oulu and taxi or private car transfers to cabins located near the Baltic Sea coast. Overnight in hut.

Day 2 to 8
Ski crossing with "pulka" (sledge) from a point in the Baltic Sea coast, near the town of Ii, to the Lapish town of Kemi located in the Gulf of Bothnia. During the crossing we will ski from island to island on the frozen sea ice.

Day 8
Transfer by train or taxi or private car from Kemi to Oulu. Overnight at hotel.

Day 9
Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer by taxi or private car to Oulu airport. Flight back Oulu - Home.
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MINIMUN GROUP
6 People
INCLUDED

- All meals and fuel during the ski crossing.

- Rental of the specific polar equipment.

- 1 Night accommodation in cabin near the Baltic Sea coast.

- 1 Night accommodation at hotel in Oulu.

- 1 Breakfast at hotel in Oulu

- Train tickets or Taxi Kemi - Oulu.

- Transfers between airport and railway station in Kemi and Oulu.

- Transfer from Oulu to the trip starting point.

- Transfer from the trip ending point to Kemi.

- 1 Arctic World Guide.

- Air transport of 1 piece of 12 kg of personal baggage.

- Expediton insurance.

NOT INCLUDED

- Flight to Oulu and return.

- Air taxes.

- Breakfasts, lunchs and dinners in twons and villages.

- Personal mountain equipment.

- Expenses in excess of personal baggage in airports.

- Left-luggage lockers expenses in railway stations needed for personal luggage.

- Extra costs of accommodation, transfers and meals due to flight or transfers delays, weather factors, bad sea ice conditions, logistical factor inherent in Arctic regions or any cause beyond of the Arctic World control.

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Akshayuk Pass trekking

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DATES
September 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
One of the most spectacular treks in the world.
Route through the defile where are the most vertical mountain walls of the Arctic. We will walk under Mount Thor over 1 kilometre of granite wall. This mountain has the wall with the largest vertical sheer drop on earth. Visit the gargantuan stony double-cylinder of Mount Asgard, considered one of the best views in North America. There it was shot a spectacular scene of James Bond, "007 agent" movie. We'll see hanging glaciers, Inuit villages, floating icebergs, deep fjords, northern lights, etc.

During our journey we will pass at the foot of Mount Thor, the God of Thunder, with a 1 km vertical wall, we will climb a single glacier to visit the base of the gargantuan double cylinder granite wall of Mount Asgard and we will marvel at the stunning Mount Odin, the father of all Gods Vikings ...

The point of entry to the defile is through the small village of Pangnirtung, where Inuit live with equal ease Western life and the traditional Inuit way of life. To achieve the Akshayuk Pass we will sail on a local boat on the fjord of the same name in Cumberland Bay until reaching the "Pass." During the approach is likely to see seals and other arctic wildlife.

Besides the impressive walls that mark the route, along the way will be "escorted" by hanging glaciers, waterfalls, lakes in pure state, moraines that appear to have been driven by giants, and at the distance, we will see a true polar cap, the Penny Ice Cap. On clear nights there are many chances to see northern lights, the most impressive light phenomenon of nature.

TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
Flight to Ottawa. Overnight at hotel.

Day 2
Flight Ottawa - Pangnirtung. Night in Inuit local house.

Day 3
Preparation of equipment and gear. Free time to visit the town of Pangnirtung. Overnight in Inuit local homes.

Day 4
Sailing in local boating along the Pangnirtung Fjord to the entrance of the defile located about 30 kilometres from town. Hike to the Crater Lake, a glacial moraine in the interior of which has formed a lake. Durante la marcha veremos el Tirowa Peak y la pirámide de granito conocida como el Castillo de Arena. During the march we will see the Tirowa Peak and a granite pyramid known as the Sand Castle. Overnight in tent.

Day 5
Way to the base of the great wall of Mount Thor. During the march we will pass under the magnificent Mount Odin, the Peak Mjolnir (Thor God's Hammer), the looming Northumbria peak, and spectacular hanging glaciers. Overnight in tent.

Day 6
Climb to the Summint lake walking along the Weasel river. From this lake  we will made out the precious Bredablik peak whose wall looks like a great book rolled and also we will have a side view of Mount Thor where we will appreciate its drop angle, whose average is 105.This immense mountain seems to be falling any time now ... Overnight in tent.

Day 7
Travel to the shores of Summit and Glacier lakes flanked by a multitude of moraines and glaciers. Overnight in tent.

Day 8
Climbing the Turner glacier to reach the foot of Mount Asgard, considered one of the best views in North America. We will continue along the Parade glacier to camp between Mount Asgard and Mount Freya, another large granite wall of the "Pass." Overnight in tent.

Day 9
Walk down the Caribou glacier to Summit lake, leaving behind us the monolithic Mount Asgard. Overnight in tent.

Day 10
Return to the base of Mount Thor along the Weasel riverbank. Overnight in tent.

Day 11
Walk to Windy Lake. Views of the beautiful waterfalls of the Weasel River. Overnight in tent.

Day 12
March up to Overlord, the end of the crossing, located at the bottom of the fjord. Overnight in tent.

Day 13
Sailing in local boat to the town of Pangnirtung. Overnight in Inuit local homes.

Day 14
Margin day just in case of weather delays. Free day in Pangnirtung. Night in Inuit homes.

Day 15
Flight Pangnirtung - Ottawa. Overnight at hotel.

Day 16
Flight Ottawa - home.
 
Day 17
Arrival at home for those travellers who live in countries with great time difference with East Canada.
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MINIMUN GROUP
6 People
INCLUDED
- 1 Guide Arctic World.
- 2 Nights hotel in Ottawa.
- 4 Nights accommodation in Inuit local houses in Pangnirtung.
- Transfer by local boat from Pangnirtung to the entrance of the Akshayuk Pass and return at the end of the trek.
- All meals at Pangnirtung and during the trek.
- Specific polar equipment rental during the trip.
- Insurance.
- 1 Piece of baggage of 12 kilogrames as a personal luggage.
NOT INCLUDED

- Flight to Ottawa (and return).
- Flight Ottawa - Pangnirtung (and return).
- Air taxes.
- Meals in Ottawa.
- Meals on transfers and airports.
- Extra accommodation nights and extra meals in Ottawa, Pangnirtung and Iqaluit because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other causes beyond the Arctic World.
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.

NOTES
- Group of 6 to 12 people. - Due to severe limitations on weight in aircraft flights, it is important not to carry as personal baggage more than 12 kilogrames per person.
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With Inuit people from Greenland

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DATES
Summer 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Trip to live with the Inuit of Greenland accompanied by an expert anthropologist
Francesc Bailon, an anthropologist and specialist in Inuit culture, will accompany us on this cultural journey. Accommodation in Inuit local houses, archaeological sites, visit the place where Inuit women committed suicide, the oldest house in Greenland, the largest icebergs in the northern hemisphere, etc.
From the hand of Francesc we will approach one of the most unique and fascinating peoples of the planet, the Inuit. Their harmony between tradition and modernity, without changing the medium in which they live and survive, is one example that, currently and with environmental problems that we experience, can make us reflect on the possibilities still offered by nature to man.

We will live with the Inuit which means "human beings" and we will know some of the most important aspects of their culture, not to mention their land, wild and untouched and which they call Kalaallit Nunaat.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
Flight to Copenhagen. Arrival and accommodation in hotel. Introductory lecture on Inuit Culture by Francesc Bailon.

Day 2
Morning visit the permanent exhibition dedicated to Inuit culture in the National Museet. Afternoon free. Conference on the Inuit of Greenland by Francesc Bailon.. Accommodation in hotel.

Day 3
Flight to Ilulissat via Kangerlussuaq. Ilullisat is the third largest city in Greenland and most of the North with 4,500 inhabitants. Is the metropolitan center of the area of Disko Bay and is situated on the west coast, at latitude 69º N, 200 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle. Ilulissat means icebergs in English. Afternoon visit the town of Ilulissat. Private accommodation. Half board.

Day 4
Uummannaq flight from Ilulissat via Qaarsut. Uummannaq which means "heart-shaped Mountain" is situated 590 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle on an island covering 12 square miles Here we have what is known as the "real" Greenland. " A majestic landscape and hard with high mountains, many glaciers and icebergs, and a population for whom fishing and hunting by dogsled and boat is part of their daily lives. Morning tour of the city. Museum of Uummannaq. Contains an important collection of objects found with the mummies of Qilakitsoq. Also too, we see the section on the time of the whalers in Greenland. Beside the museum is the Church of Uummannaq granite built in 1935. Later we enter two peat old traditional houses and stone where the Inuit lived. Lunch at the hotel. In the afternoon, take a walk around Uummannaq up to the home of Santa Claus. Accommodation in hotel. Half board.

Day 5
In the morning we will travel by boat to the archaeological site of Qilakitsoq, an ancient settlement of winter where you can still see the remains of some old houses. Here they met in 1972, the mummified bodies and surprisingly well-preserved six adults and two children dating back to around 1460 AD These mummies along with objects found in tombs are the oldest known throughout the Arctic region inhabited by Inuit. This site is one of the most important findings of archeology Arctic. You can also see some of the more than 30 graves that are in the area still contain human remains. Then continue on the impressive full Nussuaq Peninsula glaciers. Sailing to the east reach the island of Storee easternmost end of which is a fascinating region known as "desert." Of geological interest, this area is full of different minerals such as quartz, copper and iron as well as some pieces of a meteorite. Different warm earth colors contrast here with a landscape filled with glaciers and icebergs. After the picnic will continue to the spectacular cliff Qingaarssuaq where we watch a bird breeding fulmars located in the middle of a large waterfall. Then we move to the village of Saattut of about 240 inhabitants, a place where traditional hunting and fishing are the only means of subsistence. Then return to Uummannaq.  Accommodation in hotel. Half board.

Day 6
Morning visit the home of an Inuit family where we see how women make the clothes using the sealskin, caribou, polar bear, dog or traditional clothing for the whole family. There is also the option of visiting the village of Qaarsut. Afternoon transfer to airport for flight to Ilulissat, Uummannaq. Private accommodation. Half board.

Day 7
Walking Tour Sermermiut archaeological site, whose name means "people on the ice," one of the most important settlements in Greenland. In this settlement will see the Kaellingekloften, a cliff 35 meters deep, where once in times of hardship, older women committed suicide to prevent younger people go hungry. Visit also Qingaarssuaq (Holms Bakke), where the inhabitants of Ilulissat will welcome the sun after the polar night. Both sites are in the so-called Kangia (Ilulissat Icefjord), where the Sermeq Kujalleq glacier, a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. After Antarctica, is the largest producing area of icebergs in the world. Annually produces about 20 cubic kilometers and 20 million tons per day of icebergs, that the total amount of water consumed in a year in New York. Back to Ilulissat. Private accommodation on half board.

Day 8
Early morning we leave by boat to the town of about 1,350 inhabitants Qasigiannguit. Here is the oldest house built of wood in Greenland in 1734. This house is part of the interesting local museum. After lunch we visit the island of Qeqertasussuk where about 4,500 years ago established the first inhabitants of this region. Here we consider some remains of the ancient Saqqaq and tour the southwest of the bay where there are many traces of prehistoric Inuit ancestors lived in this area. In the evening return to Ilulissat. Private accommodation on half board.

Day 9
Ilulissat. Morning visit Ilulissat Museum located in the house where the great Knud Rasmussen, basically dedicated to him and Jorgen Bronlund also browser, which like the first, born in Ilulissat. Against this museum is the church of Zion, built with the receipts from whaling by the residents themselves. We will also see the Emmanuel A. Petersen Art Museum where we can contemplate a painting exhibition that reflected the colonial Greenland early nineteenth century. Finally we will go to an artists' cooperative to see how prepared some traditional pieces Inuit (Tupilak, ulu ...). Private accommodation on half board.

Day 10
Full day excursion in which we will go by boat to visit the Port Victor glaciers and glacier ISS, an extraordinary opportunity to observe the Inlandis (Ice Cap) and 3 km of ice that form the Sermia kitch. Private accommodation on half board.

Day 11
Free morning. Afternoon boat trip to Ilimanaq. This village of 70 inhabitants, is about 30 km south of Ilulissat. Pass by the impressive Kangia, a maze of icebergs from the glacier Sermeq Kujalleq and constitutes a unique spectacle in the world. Ilimanaq means "place of hope for the game" and it is a people who live entirely by hunting and fishing. Dinner at home of an Inuit hunter and learn first hand about daily life is like in this town. In the evening back to Ilulissat. Private accommodation on half board.

Day 12
Free day. Ability to make hiking very interesting around Ilulissat. Other options are likewise go fishing with the Inuit, whale watching or visit other nearby towns as Oqaatsut. You can also go to the abandoned town of Ata for kayaking or take a helicopter to fly over the glacier Sermeq Kujalleq.  Private accommodation on half board.

Day 13
Flight Ilulissat to Kangerlussuaq. In the morning trip to the Russell Glacier, one of the world's most impressive glaciers and the Greenland Inlandis doors. After lunch, back to Kangerlussuaq. Afternoon Safari to see the musk ox one of the few large northern mammals that still exist. Along with the caribou are the two large herbivores in the tundra. Hotel accommodation in half board.

Day 14
Flight Kangerlussuaq - Copenhagen. Accommodation in hotel.

Day 15
Flight from Copenhagen to home.
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MINIMUN GROUP
6 People
INCLUDED
- Inuit local guides.
- 1 Arctic World guide (Francesc Bailon).
- 3 Nights hotel Copenhagen in double room including breakfast.
- 8 Nights at the home of an Inuit family in Ilulissat in half board.
- 2 Nights at hotel in Uummannaq with half board.
- 1 Night at hotel in Kangerlussuaq with half board.
- Full board in Greenland.
- Excursions according to the trip program.
- Museums entrance tickets.
- Specific polar equipment rental during the trip.
- Travel insurance.
- 1 Piece of baggage of 15 kilogrames as a personal luggage.
NOT INCLUDED

- Flight to Greenland and return.
- Air taxes.
- Meals in Copenhagen.
- Meals in airports, planes and transfers.
- Extra accommodation nights and extra meals in
Copenhague Ilulissat, Uummannaq y Kangerlussuaq, and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other causes beyond Arctic World.
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.

NOTES
- Group: 6 to 12 people. - Due to severe limitations on aircraft weight, it is important not to carry as personal baggage over 15 kilogrames per person. - At the beginning of the trip will be handed over a dossier on Inuit culture.
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North Pole by icebreaker ship

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DATES
June - July 2022 (ask dates)
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Where every direction is South
Achieve the mythical 90° North was the obsession of great explorers and nations for centuries. Now is our chance to step on one of the most inaccessible and elusive corners on the Earth: the Geographic North Pole.
Our journey aboard an magnificent icebreaker ship will take us through the shifting ice sea of the Arctic Ocean, the northermost land of the Eurasian continent and the frigid Barents Sea to reach the place where all Earth meridians converge.

Not only from the sea level we are going to admire the endless landscape, we can also fly in a helicopter which is on board the icebreaker. From the heights, we will see the ice floes floating adrift, the huge pressure ridges and how is progressing our boat through a world of ice. We will land also in Franz Josef Land, an archipelago with large colonies of seabirds and which is the northernmost land of the Eurasian continent.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
HELSINKI
Flight to Helsinki (Finland). Accommodation in hotel.

Day 2
HELSINKI - MURMANSK.
Flight Helsinki - Murmansk (Russia). This city, the largest in the Arctic, is the port of the Russian icebreaker fleet. Boarding the icebreaker "Victoria." Navigation in the Barents Sea.

Days 3 to 7
ARCTIC OCEAN.
In our navigation to the "roof of the World" our polar historian will tell us the dramatic conquest of the North Pole. Also, our marine biologist in an audiovisual lecture will talk about the Arctic Ocean ecosystem. And our ornithologist will accompany us to learn to recognize the different species of birds that roam the Arctic skies. We will have time for an aerial flight by helicopter where we will see how our boat is move ahead breaking the frozen ice sea.

Day 8
GEOGRAPHIC NORTH POLE.
If weather conditions permit this day we will arrive at the legendary 90º North. The place where all directions are south. Here we will go down to the ice sea to enjoy touching one of the most inaccessible parts of the planet.

Days 9 to 11
SOUTHBOUND.
On our return to the south, the leaders of the expedition will prepare us to land at the "Franz Josef Land" an archipelago located in the middle of the Arctic Ocean, with great geological and historical richness, whose landscape and nature have an incomparable beauty .

Day 12
FRANZ JOSEPH LAND.
As soon as the weather and visibility conditions allow the helicopter will take us to one of the islands of the archipelago of Franz Joseph, who has the honor of being the northermost land of the Eurasian continent. This land is home to numerous colonies of seabirds.

Days 13 and 14
BARENTS SEA.
Saling in the Barents Sea back to Murmansk.

Day 15
MURMANSK - HELSINKI.
Disembarking and flight to Helsinki. Accommodation in hotel.

Day 16
HELSINKI - HOME
Flight Helsinki - home.
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1 People
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NOT INCLUDED
- Flight to Helsinki.
- Air taxes.
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Tracking the Nanoq footsteps: The Arctic King

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DATES
May 2022
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TRAVEL RESUME
Snowmobile expedition in mythical Northwest Passage to watch and photograph polar bears with an Inuit guide

400 Kilometers of snowmobile crossing through the key point of the legendary Northwest Passage in northern Canada. Guided by an experienced Inuit, who was born in an igloo, we will cross the frozen Barrow and Lancaster Straits. A frozen ice sea zone where pressure ridges and plains of ice follow one after other.

Departing from Resolute, base of many sports expeditions to the North Pole Geographic, our goal is to achieve the polynia, an area of sea that never freezes, located near Devon Island. This polynia is rich in wildlife where it is common to find seals and their natural predator, the polar bear, a marvel of adaptation to arctic climate and terrain.

On our route we will stop at Beechy Island, an archaeological site where the remains of ill-fated expedition of Sir John Franklin, the source of much of the American High Arctic exploration. After observing and photographing extensively polar bears and other Arctic wildlife we will head to Cape Sherard, the entry point of the Northwest Passage, where it is easy to find muskoxen.

We will return to Resolute along the coast of Somerset Island through spectacular gorges and cutting rock canyons. Before arriving in Resolute we will visit the Canadian Military Survival School, where the Canadian Air Force learns polar survival techniques taught by our Inuit guide. Right there we can build an igloo with our Inuit teacher and sleep in the snow shelter warmed by a traditional seal oil lamp.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
Flight to Ottawa. Overnight at hotel.

Day 2
Flight Ottawa - Resolute. Overnight at hotel.

Day 3
Day in Resolute to prepare the equipment, learning the use of snowmobiles and visit the village. Overnight at hotel.

Day 4
Load all gear, food, fuel and equipment on sleds. Starting of the trip in Resolute to go through the Barrow Strait to Beechy Island, where we will sleep in the same place where wintered the expedition of Sir John Franklin over 150 years ago. Overnight in tent.

Day 5
We will continue our journey along the south coast of Devon Island until the polynia located in its vicinity, located in the Lancaster Strait. Overnight in tent on the frozen sea.

Days 6 to 11
We will look for polar bears with the help of our Inuit guide to photograph and observe them closely. In our route we will reach Cape Sherard, the eastern tip of Devon Island and the Northwest Passage entrance. A place where we can easily find one of the most elusive animals in the Arctic: the musk ox. Overnight in tent on the frozen sea.

Day 12
Return to Resolute Bay along the coast of Somerset Island. This day we will travel with snowmobiles along spectacular snowy ravines and canyons. Before arriving in Resolute we will visit the Canadian Military Survival School, where the Canadian Air Force learns polar survival techniques taught by our Inuit guide. Right there we can build an igloo with our Inuit teacher Inuit and sleep in the snow shelter warmed by a traditional seal oil lamp.

Day 13
Arrival in Resolute Bay and time to relax and quietly visit this small population of 200 Inuit. Overnight at hotel.

Day 14
Free time in Resolute. Overnight at hotel.

Day 15
Flight Resolute - Ottawa. Overnight at hotel.

Day 16
Flight Ottawa - home.
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MINIMUN GROUP
6 People
INCLUDED
- 1 Inuit guide.
- 1 Arctic World guide.
- 2 Nights hotel in Ottawa.
- 3 Nights hotel in Resolute.
- Snowmobile rental during the expedition.
- All meals in Resolute according the trip programme and during the snowmobiling expedition.
- Specific polar equipment rental during the trip.
- Travel insurance.
- 1 Piece of baggage of 15 kilogrames as a personal luggage.
NOT INCLUDED
- Flight to Ottawa and Resolute and return.
- Air taxes.
- Meals in Ottawa.
- Meals on transfers and airports.
- Extra accommodation nights and extra meals in Ottawa, Resolute Bay, Iqaluit and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other causes beyond Arctic World.
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.
NOTES
- During the route every traveler will go with her or his own snowmobile. - Group from 6 to 8 people. - Due to severe limitations on aircraft weight, it is important not to carry as personal baggage over 15 kilos per person.
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North Pole by helicopter

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DATES
April 2022
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TRAVEL RESUME
Helicopter flight to the Geographic North Pole from a Russian base on the ice

Achieving the mythical 90° North in a comfortable and safe way. This is a unique trip into the northern end of the planet that will allow us to perform a unique experience: to reach the Geographic North Pole. The only place on Earth where every direction is South.

Peary, Herbert, Uemura, and other mythical explorers have had to travel more than 800 km of sea ice before reaching the North Pole. What we propose is to reach this mythical point by helicopter in a comfortable and safe way. There we will discover the Arctic Ocean, a frozen sea whose landscape is dotted with pressure ridges, open water channels, ice floes, etc.

Our starting point will not be a motionless northern land, but the temporary Russian station "Borneo" located on an ice floe adrift in the middle of the Arctic Ocean at 89 degrees north latitude. And our goal will not be a very common place, but the uninhabited Geographic North Pole, the point where joint all Earth meridians.

TRAVEL PROGRAM

Day 1
- Flight home to Oslo (Norway).
- Overnight at hotel.

Day 2
- Flight Oslo - Longyearbyen (Svalbard Archipelago).
- Extra day of margin just in case of delays of flights, baggage lost, airport strikes, etc. during the previous flights.
Overnight at hotel.

Day 3
- Preparation and checking of the equipment for our stay in the Arctic Ocean.
- Overnight at hotel.

Day 4
- If weather and ice conditions permit, flight to the "Barneo" drifting base located in the Arctic Ocean at the latitude 89º North, in an Antonov-74 charter plane. Approximate flight time about 2 hours and a half. Nights in a heated tent at the drifting base. At the first favourable weather and ice conditions, flight by helicopter to the Geographic North Pole. Flight time is approximately 40 minutes.
- Depending on the weather, we will stay at the North Pole about 1 hour to take pictures and make "world tour" through each of the terrestrial meridians that converge at 90º North. Then fly back to Borneo drifting base.
- During our stay in Barneo we will have the opportunity to witness the life in a drifting Russian polar base and meet with renowned polar explorers. We may also make short trips around the base to get a better idea of the Arctic Ocean, a frozen sea full of open water channels and huge pressure ridges.


Day 5
On the afternoon of the second day of our stay in Barneo, we will fly back to Longyearbyen on a plane AN-74.
Overnight at hotel.

Day 6
Ceremony of arrival at the North Pole.
Overnight at hotel.
 
Day 7
Margin day just in case there are delays due to meteorological factors on the flight Barneo - Longyearbyen. Free time for visiting Longyearbyen and/or participating in optional activities (snowmobiling, dog sledding, ice caves, etc.).
Overnight at hotel.
 
Day 8
Return flight Longyearbyen - home.
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MINIMUN GROUP
1 People
INCLUDED

- Return flight by plane Longyearbyen - Drifting base Barneo located on the Arctic Ocean.
- Return flight by helicopter Barneo - Geographic North Pole.
- Polar Guide.
- Full board in the Arctic Ocean.
- Rental of specific polar equipment during the trip.
- Polar travel insurance.
- Multiadventure travel insurance.
- Transfers between airport and accommodation in Longyearbyen.
- 1 Piece of 20 kg of personal baggage.

NOT INCLUDED

- Flight home - Longyearbyen.
- Air taxes.
- Accommodation in Oslo.
- Accommodation in Longyearbyen.
- Transfers Oslo Airport - hotel (round trip).
- Meals on transfers, airports, Oslo and Longyearbyen.
- Specific rescue polar insurance (mandatory to participate in the expedition) with a coverage (premium) at least of 100,000 (one hundred thousands) Euros in case of Search and Rescue in the Arctic Ocean.
- Personal mountain equipment.
- Extra accommodation nights in Longyearbyen and Oslo due to delays because of weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other causes beyond the control of Arctic World.
- Air companies expenses due to excess of personal baggage.

NOTES
The traveler should not have any significant commitment to the day after the date of arrival, as there may be some delay in the flight of Barneo to Longyearbyen or  from this town to the mainland due to weather factors, state of the snow, state of the ice or logistical conditions inherent to the Arctic.
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North Pole expedition on skis

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DATES
March - April 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Crossing on skis of the last 100 km to the North Pole from a drifting base on the Arctic Ocean
This is an unique journey to the north tip of the planet that will allow an exceptional experience: to reach the Geographic North Pole, the only place on Earth where all directions are south.
Peary, Herbert, Uemura, and other mythical explorers have had to travel over 800 kilometers on sea ice before reaching the North Pole. What we propose is to travel on skis the last part of the journey that these illustrious predecessors have made. There we will discover the sense of progressing on a constantly moving ice pack surrounded by a multitude of pressure ridges and open water channels.

Our starting point will not be a motionless northern land, but the temporary station "Borneo" placed on an ice floe drifting in the middle of the Arctic Ocean at 89º North latitude. Our goal will not be an usual place, but the uninhabited Geographic North Pole, the point where all Earth meridians join.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
- Regular flight home - Oslo (Norway).
- Overnight at hotel or guesthouse.

Day 2
- Flight Oslo – Longyearbyen (Svalbard archipelago, Norway).
- Transfer airport - accommodation place.
- Overnight at hotel or guesthouse.

Day 3
- Extra day of margin in case of flight delays, baggage lost, airport strikes, etc. during the flights from home to Longyearbyen.
- Meeting with the guide and preparation of equipment and sleds for our time in the Arctic Ocean.
- Ski training with the sled around Longyearbyen.
- Overnight at hotel or guesthouse.

Day 4
- Briefing on the situation of the area where is located the “Barneo” drifting base on the Arctic Ocean.
- Preparation of the sleds for the flight to the drifting base.
- Overnight at hotel or guesthouse.

Day 5
- Weather and ice conditions permitting, charter flight in an Antonov-74 plane to the “Barneo” drifting base located on the Arctic Ocean at 89º North latitude. Flight time, around 2 and half hours.
- Overnight in tent in Barneo base.

Day 6
- When the first weather and ice conditions are fine, the skier team will fly by helicopter to the starting point of the expedition located around 100 Km from the Geographical North Pole, except if the “Barneo” drifting base is already located in that position, in which case the starting point will be the base.
- Start of the ski expedition.
- Overnight in tent on the ice of Arctic Ocean.
 
Days 7 to 14
- Ski expedition to the Geographic North Pole.
- Overnights in tent on the ice of Arctic Ocean.

Day 15
- Arrival at the Geographic North Pole North, the point where meet all Earth meridians.
- Helicopter flight North Pole – Barneo drifting base.
- Return to Longyearbyen by plane.
- Overnight at hotel or guesthouse.

Day 16
- Ceremony where will be present the certificates of having reached the Geographic North Pole.
- Overnight at hotel or guesthouse.

Day 17
- Extra day of margin in case of delays of the flight Barneo base - Longyearbyen due to weather conditions in the Arctic Ocean or Svalbard archipelago.
- Free time to visit Longyearbyen and/or doing optional activities (routes by snowmobile, dogsledding, glacier caves, etc.).
- Overnight at hotel or guesthouse.
 
Day 18
- Flight Longyearbyen – Home
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MINIMUN GROUP
1 People
INCLUDED
- Return flight from Longyearbyen to the drifting base located on the Arctic Ocean with a special plane for landing on ice.
- Helicopter flight from the drifting base to the expedition starting point if this is different from the drifting base position.
- Helicopter flight from the Geographic North Pole to the drifting base on the Arctic Ocean.
- Polar Guide.
- Full board in the Arctic Ocean during the ski expedition.
- Rental of specific polar equipment during the trip.
- Transfers between airport and accommodation in Longyearbyen.
- Multi-adventure insurance.
- 1 Piece of 20 kg of personal baggage.
NOT INCLUDED

- Return flight home - Longyearbyen.
- Air taxes.
- Accommodations in towns and cities.
- Transfers Oslo Airport - hotel (round trip).
- Meals on transfers, airports, Oslo and Longyearbyen.
- Specific rescue polar insurance (mandatory to participate in the expedition) with a coverage (premium) at least of 100,000 (one hundred thousands) Euros in case of Search and Rescue in the Arctic Ocean.
- Personal mountain equipment and clothes.
- Extra accommodation nights in Longyearbyen, Oslo and other towns due to delays because of weather conditions, ice and snow state, inherent logistic in the Arctic, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond the control of Arctic World.
- Everything not listed in the INCLUDE section.
- Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.
- Air companies expenses due to excess of personal baggage.

NOTES
The traveler should not have any significant commitment to the day after the date of arrival, as there may be some delay in the flight of Barneo to Longyearbyen or  from this town to the mainland due to weather factors, state of the snow, state of the ice or logistical conditions inherent to the Arctic.
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Lapland under the Northern Light

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DATES
December 2021 to March 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
An ideal trip in complete safety to enter for the first time in the Arctic.
This trip is ideal for anyone, no matter her or his age or physical condition, to discover the winter Arctic in all its fullness. Six days full of nature, adventure, magic and... luck!
... Or at least, it is what think Japanese people. According to them, the person who watch an Aurora Borealis will be lucky all her or his life. Whereas, Lappishs people believe that the "Northern Lights" is the trail left by a fox that crosses the sky with its tail on fire. And to see the sky "on fire", for example in the middle of a frozen lake surrounded by thousands of snowy pine trees is a vision that one can never forget...
 
But not only is nature what Lapland offers. We also will enjoy many different and varied activities on the snow. Riding a snowmobile through forests full of snow, going at full speed in a husky dogsled,  sailing on an icebrearker boat breaking the "ice" on the Baltic Sea. While we are on the route the most daring people are able to dive into the cold waters of the sea safely with a waterproof thermal suit.

The end of the trip is full of Lappish magic. We will  stroll in a sleigh pulled by reindeer and we will visit Santa Claus Village, located in the very Arctic Circle.  Sure "Joulupukin will be happy to welcome us in his home. Why do not take advantage to ask him for sending a letter our beloved ones? So they will received it next Christmas ...
TRAVEL PROGRAM

Day 1
-Flight to Rovaniemi.
- Accommodation at the hotel.

Day 2
- Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
- Snowmobile ride through snowy forests to a husky dog farm. After that, we make a route by a sleigh pulled by these speedy animals amid the Lappish wilderness. Lunch at your own. Free time to visit Rovaniemi, the capital of Lapland.
-Lunch and dinner at your own.
- Overnight at the hotel.

Day 3
- Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
- Transfer by road to the port city of Kemi. Visit the snow castle (from the opening date). Sailing in an icebreaker ship with which we will break the "ice pack" on the Baltic Sea. Lunch on the boat. Those who wish can swim in a safety way with thermal and waterproof suit in the water channel the icebreaker had broken on its way. Return to Kemi. Back by road to Rovaniemi.
- Dinner at your own.
- Overnight at the hotel.

Day 4
- Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
- Free time to visit the Artikum, one of the best polar museums in the world.
- Lunch at your own
- In the evening excursion in a Lapland forest by snowshoes searching Northern Lights, the most impressive luminous phenomenon of nature.
- Dinner at your own.
- Overnight at the hotel.

Day 5
- Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
- Visit a reindeer farm where you will learn about the Sami culture, the ancient  herders of  these Arctic animals. Ride in a sleigh pulled by reindeers to Santa Clause Village where we will cross the Arctic Circle. Here we will be able to greet this venerable old man. Free time for lunch and shopping in Santa Claus village.
- Dinner at your own.
- Overnight at the hotel.

Day 6
- Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
- Return flight from Rovaniemi to your country of residence.

 

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RESERVATION
Before 45 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 45 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
No set minimum.
INCLUDED

- 5 nights accommodation at  an hotel in Rovaniemi in double room.
- 5 buffet breakfast.
- All activities and excursions according to travel plan.
- In the snowmobile tours, 2 persons/snowmobile and kids in a sled hauled by a snowmobile.
- Multiadventure travel insurance.
- Rental of all specific polar equipment to make the excursions.

NOT INCLUDED

- Flight to Rovaniemi.
- Air taxes.
- Transfers from the airport to the hotel (and return).
- All lunches and dinners.
- Ticket Artikum Museum entrance.
- Icebreaker navigation for travels between 1st to 18th December 2014.
- Meals at the airports.
- Transfers out of the dates of travel plan.
- Extra meals and accommodations in cities and airports due to delays in transportation, weather conditions, strikes at airports and / or any other cause beyond the Arctic World.
- Extra activities outside the travel plan.
- Extra accommodations out of the travel plan.
- Everything not specified in 'Included”
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.

SUPPLEMENTS

- Single room.

- Transfer from the airport to the hotel (and return).

-  Trip cancellation insurance.

NOTES
Arctic world, as experts in polar areas, organizes trips to the measure of interest, budget, time and pleasure of travelers. So, this trip can be added, deleted or changed activities, days, meals, excursions, etc.  so it will bean unforgettable experience. You just have to tell us the days, activities and meals that you want to do and we will prepare the trip to the measure.
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To the northernmost village in the world by dogsled

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DATES
From 15 February to 30 April 2022
PRICE
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Journey in a traditional way guided by Inuit hunters in northern Greenland
A 200 Kilometres  journey by dogsled in the remote region of Thule reaching Siorapaluk, the most northerly village in the world inhabited naturally. A trip through chaotic ice, sea ice, glaciers, fjords, icebergs. Visit picturesque Inuit villages whose inhabitants still retain many of their ancestral customs and lifestyle.
Accompanied by Inuit hunters born in this region, the crossing by dogsled will pass over zones of frozen sea ice, where hundreds of icebergs, that flow freely in summer, now are still trapped by the frozen sea. The whole route runs along a abrupt coastline of rugged mountains and glacier tongues that follows one another without end, and where the chaotic of the frozen sea consists a landscape of spectacular beauty.

Throughout the route, the Inuit will go hunting seals and walruses to feed the dogs. These magnificent hunters are descendants of the Eskimos who helped Peary in the early twentieth century to conquer the Geographic North Pole and are considered the best travelers in polar history.

Inuit villages will be visited, as almost nearly abandoned Qeqertarsuaq, or Siorapaluk which is the northernmost village in the world. In Thule region where in summer its inhabitants still hunt narwhals harpooning them from a kayak. We will sleep in tents, huts or Inuit homes.

A journey where you can recall how was the life of ancient Inuit, that on the basics, has hardly changed. The trip represents a unique opportunity to experience the eternal Arctic of the turn of the century in which man alone with his dogs and his skills as a hunter might face the most hostile nature in their daily live. We will live with the last descendants of the proud and strong Inuhuit, the "Great men".
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
- Flight country of residence – Copenhagen
 Important note: Depending on the airport of origin, flight schedules and flight connections
 of these may  require an extra day of travel on the departure trip.

Day 2
- Arrival in Ilulissat (east coast of Greenland) airway by Copenhagen and Kangerlussuaq (Greenland).
- Transfer to accommodation in Ilulissat.
- Dinner at the restaurant of the hotel.
- Overnight at hotel.

Day 3
- Breakfast at the hotel.
-Day of margin in case of bad weather and the previous day it was not possible to fly from Copenhagen to Illulissat.
- Optionally you can take a walk to the archaeological site of Sermermiut, one of the most important in Greenland.
- Also optionally you can walk to the coast to see Ilulissat fiord plenty of gigantic icebergs that come from Sermeq Kujalleq glacier that is World Heritage Site by UNESCO. This glacier is the greatest producer of icebergs in the entire Northern Hemisphere.
- Dinner and lunch in the restaurant of the hotel.
- Overnight at hotel.

Day 4
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Transfer to the airport.
- Flight to Ilulissat – Qaanaaq.
- Transfer to the hotel.
- Free time to walk around Qaanaaq, a village of 600 inhabitants, that is the capital of the Thule district, located at the entrance of Inglefield Fjord at 77 º 30 'north latitude.
- Preparation of personal equipment for the voyage. Preparation of group equipment with Inuit hunters who will accompany us on the journey. Overnight at hotel.
- Dinner at the hotel.
- Overnight at hotel


Day 5
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Beginning of the dogsleding crossing bordering the Piulip Nuna peninsula arriving at Ivnartalik Cape, the westernmost tip of the peninsula.
- Expedition food during the route.
- Expedition dinner in a hunting hut.
- Overnight in a hunting hut.
 
Day 6
- Breakfast in a hunting hut.
- Dogsleding crossing to the northwest by the Murchison Strait, crossing the Iterdlagssuaq Fiord and the Siorapaluk Fiord.
- Expedition food during the route.
- Arrival in Siorapaluk, the northernmost village of the world where they left many of the mythical polar explorations, such as the Peary to the Geographic North Pole in 1909. Night in local houses in this village of 60 Inuit inhabitans.
- Dinner at local house.
- Overnight in local house.

Day 7
- Breakfast at local house.
- Day of rest and or margin in Siorapaluk for delays due to weather conditions, where we can do some hiking around, as long as snow and weather conditions permit, or simply enjoy the company of "northernmost inhabitants" the world.
- Dogsledding to the small village, almost abandoned, of Qeqertarssuaq that is situated on a large island called Herbert Island.
- Expedition lunch during the route.
- Expedition dinner in a hunting hut.
- Overnight in a hunting hut.

Day 8
- Breakfast in a hunting hut.
- Dogsleding crossing to the mouth of the great Kangerdlugssuaq fiord until reaching the Kangeq cape that divides the Olrik Fiord from the Kangerdlugssuaq Fiord.
- Expedition lunch during the route.
- Expedition dinner in a hunting hut.
- Overnight in a hunting hut.
 
Day 9
- Breakfast in a hunting hut.
- Dogsleding crossing to return to Qaanaaq crossing the entrance of Kangerdlugssuaq Fiord from south to north.
- Expedition lunch during the route.
- Dinner at the hotel.
- Overnight at hotel.

Day 10
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Day of rest and / or margin in Qaanaq for delays due to weather conditions where we will be able to do some hiking around, visit the town, the museum, buy handicrafts. Overnight at hotel.
- Lunch and dinner at the hotel.
- Overnight at hotel.

Day 11
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Lunch at the hotel.
- Transfer to the airport.
- Flight to Qaanaaq – Ilulissat.
- Transfer to the accommodation in Ilulissat.
- Dinner by yourself.
- Overnight in apartment or local house.

Day 12
- Breakfast in apartment or local house.
- Transfer to the airport.
- Flight to Ilulissat – Kangerlussuaq – Copenhagen

Day 13
- Flight to Copenhagen – country of residence
Important note: Depending on the destination airport, flight schedules and flight connections
 of these may also require an extra day of travel at the return too.
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RESERVATION
Before 90 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 90 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 Person
INCLUDED
- 3 nights of hotel accommodation in Ilulissat.
- 3 nights of hotel accommodation in Qaanaaq.
- 2 lunches in the hotel in Qaanaq.
- 3 dinners in the hotel in Qaanaq.
- 1 Inuit guides per traveler.
- 5 days of dog sled rental (including the Inuit) per traveller.
- 1 transfer from Ilulissat airport to the hotel and return.
- 1 transfer from Qaanaaq airport to Ilulissat and return.
- Travel insurance.
 
NOT INCLUDED
- Flights.
- Air taxes.
- Nights of accommodation, transfers and meals in Copenhagen.
- Nights of accommodation in local houses in Siorapaluk, Qeqertat, Qeqertarssuaq and other villages of the Thule region.
- Expedition meal during the dog sled route, including the staying in Siorapaluk and Qeqertassuaq.
- Meals in flights and airports.
- Accommodation, transfers and meals that is not in the "Included" section.
- Everything that that is not specified in the "Included" section.
- Meals in Copenhagen and Ilulissat, except breakfasts according to the program trip.
- Extra nights of accommodation and meals due to delays because of weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond the Arctic World.
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.
- Costs and processing of visas to Denmark if required.
- Personal mountanin clothes and equipment.
 
SUPPLEMENTS
Boat navigation to see incebergs - Ask for the price
Boat route to see the largest icebergs od the North Pole.
 
Sermermiut settlement - Ask for the price
Visit to the anciet Inuit settlement of Sermermiut, located in one of the areas declared World Heritage by UNESCO.
NOTES
- During the route each traveller will be with a Inuit guide in a dogsled. The journey will be in total autonomy without any snowmobile supporting the group. Traveling almost exactly as it was 100 years ago. - Although we have food for humans, the Inuit will go hunting during the route to supplement the dog food, as is the traditional method.   - Due to severe limitations on aircraft weight and dogsleds, it is important not to carry as personal baggage over 20 kilos per person.
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Ski crossing on the Inari lake

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DATES
March 2022
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TRAVEL RESUME
Ski winter crossing on the largest lake in Lapland
The Inari lake with its 1,000 square kilometers and more than 3,000 islands is one of the wildest and most beautiful landscapes of Lapland. Starting from a place near the small town of Ivalo, located at the southern end of the lake, day after day, we will move forward navigating among the islands, sleeping in tents and log cabins, to reach our destination, the northern settlement of Sevettijärvi.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
Flight to Ivalo. Preparation of equipment, dinner and overnight at hotel or cabins.

Day 2
Transfer by taxi to the point of departure, and then beginning of the expedition.

Day 3 to 9
Ski crossing on skis and with sled to Sevettijärvi. Nights in tents or cabins.

Day 10
Arrival in Sevettijärvi arrival. End of the ski trip. Transfer by taxi from Sevettijärvi to Inari. Overnight in hut.

Day 11
Free time to visit the village of Inari, the Lappland Siida museum and the possibility of buying Sami handicrafts. Overnight at hotel or cabins.

Day 12
Transfer from Inari to Ivalo Airport. Flight Ivalo - home.
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MINIMUN GROUP
6 People
INCLUDED

- All meals and fuel during the ski trip.
- Rent of specific polar equipment during the trip.
- Transfer between Ivalo and the ski crossing starting point.
- Transfer from Sevettijärvi to Inari.
- Transfer from Inari to Ivalo Airport.
- Arctic World guide.
- 1 Piece of baggage of 12 kilogrames as a personal luggage.
- Trip insurance.

NOT INCLUDED
- Flight tickets to Ivalo and return.
- Air taxes.
- Meals in airports, towns and villages.
- Personal equipment required for the trip.
- Extra costs of accommodation and meals due to flight delays, weather conditions, strikes at airports or any cause beyond Arctic World.
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.
NOTES
Group from 6 to 12 people.
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The Viking Gods crossing

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DATES
April 2022
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The defile with the most vertical walls in the Arctic
Ski crossing of the Akshayuk Pass inside the Ayuittuq National Park located in Baffin Island, Canada. A route of 100 kilometers in a spectacular defile with the most vertical walls in the Arctic. Mount Thor with 1 kilometer long of vertical wall, the double-cylinder of the gargantuan granite Mount Asgard, Mount Odin, etc. Transfer to the entrance point of the gorge in dogsled with Inuit guides.
the points of entry and exit of the defile are two small isolated villages where Inuit live with equal ease western life and traditional Inuit way of life. To reach the Pass Akshayuk we will start from the small Inuit village of Qikiqtarjuaq and we will cover a portion of frozen ice in the Davis Strait by dogsled with Inuit guides. During the approach we may see seals, polar bears and other arctic wildlife.

In addition to impressive granite walls that mark the route, along the way we will be "escorted" by hanging glaciers, we will ski on frozen rivers whose ice is so pure and transparent that you can see the vertical grain built by frozen water, we will cross lakes carved out by glacial moraines that appear to have been driven by giants, and in the distance, we will saw a true polar icecap, the Penny Icecap.
 
Our journey will end in the town of Pangnirtung, in the Strait of Cumberland, an Inuit settlement that in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century was one of the main destinations of the whaling ships of the epoch.
TRAVEL PROGRAM

Day 1
Flight to Ottawa. Overnight at hotel.

Day 2
Flight Ottawa - Qikiqtarjuaq. Overnight in Inuit house.

Day 3
Day in Qikiqtarjuaq to prepare all equipment and gear, and to visit the village. Overnight in Inuit house.

Day 4
Beginning of the voyage over the Davis Strait ice pack by dogsleds with Inuit guides. Nos dirigiremos hacia el punto de entrada del Akshayuk Pass. We will go to the Akshayuk Pass entry point. Overnight in tent.

Days 5 and 6
We will continue our journey of 80 kilometers of frozen sea to reach the third day the entrance of the defile where we will be dropped off by our Inuit guides. Nights in tent.

Days 7 to 15 days
100 Kilometers ski crossing of the Akshayuk Pass dragging individual sleds with all gear for the expedition. Nights in tents.

Day 15
End of crossing. Some Inuit guides will meet us and they will take us by snowmobile to the town of Pangnirtung. Night in guesthouse or Inuit house.

Day 16
 Free time to visit Pangnirtung. Night in guesthouse or Inuit house.

Day 17
Flight Pangnirtung - Ottawa. Overnight at hotel.

Día 18
Flight Ottawa - home.

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MINIMUN GROUP
6 People
INCLUDED
- 1 Arctic World guide.
- 2 Hotel nights in Ottawa.
- 3 Nights accommodation in guesthouse or Inuit house in Pangnirtung.
- 2 Nights accommodation in Inuit house in Qikiqtarjuaq.
- Transfer to the starting point of the journey from Qikiqtarjuaq.
- Transfer from the final point of the crossing to Pangnirtung.
- All meals in Qikiqtarjuaq, Pangnirtung and the ski crossing.
- Specific polar equipment rental during the trip.
- Travel insurance.
- 1 Piece of baggage of 15 kilogrames as a personal luggage.
NOT INCLUDED
- Flight to Ottawa - Qikiqtarjuaq - Pangnirtung and return.
- Air taxes.
- Meals in Ottawa.
- Meals on transfers and airports.
- Extra accommodation nights and extra meals in Ottawa, Qikiqtarjuaq, Pangnirtung and Iqaluit because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other causes beyond Arctic World.
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.
NOTES
- Group: 6 to 10 people. - Due to severe limitations on weight permited on aircrafts, it is important not to carry as personal baggage over 15 kilos per person.
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Ski crossing on the Great Slave Lake

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DATES
March 2022
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The gateway to the Great North
Crossing on skis of the Great Slave Lake which is located in the Northwest Territories of Canada. 150 Kilometers route in the second largest lake in Canada and the deepest in North America. Puerta de entrada a la espesa taiga canadiense y una de las mejores zonas del mundo para ver auroras boreales. Gateway to the dense Canadian taiga and one of the best areas in the world to watch northern lights.
Our starting point will be the small town of Fort Resolution. This settlement dates from 1786 and for centuries was the center of the fur trade between the white men and Indians of the Chipewyan and Metis culture. The beginning of the journey will be the Slave River Delta in the south end of Slave Lake. The coast is pure colonization of the vast Canadian taiga, the perpetual forest of pine, birch and other northern trees.

During the time of the voyage, we will be in a deserted environment. During the day we will be accompanied by an endless white line on the horizon and during the night by the Northern Lights. This area of the planet is one of the best in the world to observe this light phenomenon. In the middle of the lake is actually the perfect place to watch them in all their glory by the absence of any light pollution.
 
Guided by the sun, the compass or GPS we will cross, day by day, the lake to Yellowknife, the capital of the Northwest Territories. A city founded by gold fever. La vieja ciudad todavía conserva el encanto de aquellos tiempos ya lejanos. The old city still retains the charm of those already distant times.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
Flight to Toronto. Overnight at hotel.

Day 2
Flight Toronto - Yellowknife. Overnight in hostel or bed and breakfast.

Day 3
Day in Yellowknife to prepare the equipment and gear. Overnight in hostel or bed and breakfast.

Day 4
Load of all gear, food, fuel and equipment on a bus that will take us to Fort Resolution on the southern tip of Great Slave Lake. Beginning of the ski crossing north direction to Yellowknife. Overnight in tent.

Days 5 to 11
Ski crossing of the Great Slave Lake. Nights in tent.

Day 12
Arrival in Yellowknife and end of the journey. Overnight in hostel or bed and breakfast.

Day 13
Free time to visit the city of Yellowknife, capital of the Northwest Territories. Overnight in hostel or bed and breakfast.

Day 14
Flight Yellowknife -Toronto. Overnight at hotel.
 
Day 15
Flight Toronto - home.
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MINIMUN GROUP
6 People
INCLUDED
- 1 Arctic World guide.
- 2 Nights hotel in Toronto.
- 4 Nights accommodation in a hostel or bed and breakfast in Yellowknife.
- Transfer to the starting point of the crossing near Fort Resolution.
- All meals during the crossing of the lake.
 Specific polar equipment rental during the expedition.
- Travel insurance.
- 1 Piece of baggage of 20 kilogrames as a personal luggage. 
NOT INCLUDED
- Flights to Yellowknife and return.
- Air taxes.
- Meals in Toronto and Yellowknife.
- Meals on transfers and airports.
- Extra accommodation nights and extra meals in Toronto and Yellowknife because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other causes beyond the Arctic World.
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.
NOTES
- Group: 6 to 12 people. - Due to severe limitations on weight permited on aircrafts, it is important not to carry as personal baggage over 15 kilos per person.
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Incentive trip in Iceland - The island of ice and fire

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All year round
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TRAVEL RESUME
The place on Earth most similar to the Moon
When Neil Armstrong, the first man who set foot on the Moon, left the Eagle lunar module, the landscape appeared before his eyes had have been familiar. Not in vain the crew of the Apollo XI spacecraft were training in Iceland for his uncanny resemblance to the lunar surface. There is no place on earth where the powerful forces of nature are more present than here: volcanoes, geysers, lava deserts, waterfalls, glaciers, hot springs, craters and cliffs cohabit with surprising harmony.
From the hand of Jose Naranjo, a polar explorer with a spectacular sports career in the cold regions of the planet, we will cross part of this amazing island located in mid-Atlantic ocean. In Iceland, even the most seasoned traveler will not cease to be amazed at every turn. Swimming in a geothermal lake, being in the great Atlantic fault that separates Europe from America, being closer to Gullfoss an impressive double waterfall, seeing a lagoon inundated of icebergs where was filmed a spectacular sequence of 007 agent film or feeling the force of a geyser in the country that gave name to all geysers in the world, no doubt that will leave their mark on the visitor.

Iceland, also invited to perform many activities that make you feel its incomparable nature even closer if possible. Walk by Europe's largest glacier, the Vanatjokull, riding astride an Icelandic pony with a view of a volcano, doing a thrilling snowmobile route on a glacier or sailing in an amphibious vehicle to see the nesting cliffs of the world's largest seabird colonies, will allow us to forget that there is another world outside their borders.

Iceland, the country of the Sagas. 1,100 years of stories of battles, love and revenge is happening since the Vikings colonized these barren lands. In an island of contrasts is not surprising to know that despite being the last country in Europe to be populated, has the oldest parliament in the continent.

And the magic of the country also does not breathe at night in winter, and the sky is covered with Northern Lights. The scientists consider them the most impressive light phenomenom of nature. So when one watches them, one wonders if it was one of these "Northern Lights" which prompted Leifur Eiriksson to reach the shores of America 500 years before Columbus...

TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
Flight to Keflavik, Iceland's international airport, located in the extreme southwest of the island about 50 kilometers from Reykjavik, the capital of the country. Travel by road from the Reykjanes peninsula. In this region are some of the most interesting geological wonders of the world. An area where earthquakes, volcanoes, glaciers and the two tectonic plates of European and American continents have shaped a landscape of breathtaking beauty. Here we will go over the bridge that crosses between these two plates and we will get one foot in Europe and one in America...

Transfer to the Blue Lagoon geothermal complex where we can take a dip in the middle of a large lava field feeling the water vapors from the center of the earth. A relaxed atmosphere will certainly help us to forget the fatigue of the flight. Then we will travel to Reykjavik. Accommodation at one of the best hotels in the capital of Iceland. Explanation of the travel program. Welcome dinner and overnight in hotel.

Day 2
After breakfast we will go by bus to the named Golden Circle. There we will tour the Pingvellir National Park, where was located the first European parliament, and also the magnificent valley that lies at the foot of the Atlantic fault that separates the European continental shelf from the American one. In our route we will visit Gullfoss, the most spectacular waterfall in Iceland of 30 meters high that rushes spectacularly in a double dip by a major fault.

After lunch at a local restaurant overlooking the famous waterfall we will visit Geyser, the place that gave its name to all hot springs in the world that flow in a stream. There we will see the steaming Strokkur geysers throwing water column over 30 meters high every 5 or 10 minutes.

Our next point will be Eldhestar farm. There, equipped with helmet and boots we will make an easy ride through meadows and lava fields on the back of the powerful Icelandic ponies that weigh up to 400 kilograms. We will go through several farms that will give us an idea about how is the traditional life in Iceland. Now back to Reykjavik we will climb the crater of an extinct volcano, but whose colors are of beautiful desolation. Upon arrival in the Icelandic capital we will have dinner in one of the typical restaurants of downtown where we will taste the delicious Icelandic lobster. Night at the hotel.

Day 3
Travel by bus to Cape Dyrholaey, a cliff that forms the southernmost tip of Iceland. From there you can appreciate the great natural arc of 120 meters high that erosion has formed on basalt rock. In this area of spectacular black sand beaches we will see the Reynisdrangar needles protruding tens of meters above sea level. According to a legend they were formed when 2 goblins tried to drag to land a three-masted ship in the middle of the night, but when the day dawned became rocks.

On our way to such a cape we will pass through the vast plains formed by glacial rivers. A fertile terrain where small villages and isolated farms are in front of the Hekla, the most active volcano in Iceland. Optionally, and if the sea conditions permitting, when we will reach the beautiful village of Vik, we will take a trip on an amphibious vehicle to see from the sea the cliffs where nesting one of the largest colonies in the world. Then we will pass near the glaciar sands of Myrdalssandur and the vast lava fields of Eldhraun to reach the Skftafell National Park at the foot of the great glacier of Vatnajökull where we will stay at the Skaftafell hotel. Dinner and overnight at hotel.

Day 4
After breakfast at the hotel, we will make a easy guided tour in the Vatnajökull, the largest glacier in Europe. Equipped with safety equipment such as crampons and ice axes, we will go into this huge glacier of 8,400 square kilometers in which would fit all the glaciers in Europe together. Its territory covers an area similar to a third of Holland.

After lunch at the hotel, we will go by bus to the Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon where giant icebergs float  stacked with tints almost surreal. A magical place like no other where they filmed the dramatic pursuit of a James Bond movie, the famous 007 agent. Depending on the time of the year, we will navigate the calm waters of the lake with an amphibious vehicle.

Back at the hotel, Jose Naranjo will give a audiovisual lecture entitled "Transgreenland, the faster polar journey in history" in which he along with another companion crossed the Greenland icecap in a sled pulled by giant kites. Dinner and overnight at Skaftafell hotel.

Day 5
After breakfast, we will go by bus to the Myrdalsjokull glacier where we will take a guided snowmobile tour through a silent white world. On our way  we will see the famous volcano Katla beneath the glacier. This is one of the most active volcanoes in Iceland where the last major eruption occurred in 1918, although it is waiting to explode again in the coming years. Alpine meal in a mountain refuge on the glacier. After oun exciting snowmobile tour we will continue our journey to reach Skogar where we will stay at the hotel of the same name as the town. Dinner at the restaurant.

Day 6
After breakfast we will visit the traditional and Ethnographic Museum of Skogar, one of the best in Iceland with more than 6,000 objects on traditional life in Iceland, as well as different types of typical Icelandic homes from ancient times until today. We will continue our journey to the great Skogafoss waterfall with a drop of over 60 meters high, according to the legend under the waterfall is hidden the golden heart of Prasi, one of the ancient inhabitants of this region. On sunny days we can see a spectacular rainbow on the waterfall.

Lunch at the restaurant of the Ranga hotel in the small town of Hvolsvollur, at the foot of the Hekla volcano. Arrival in Reykjavik, accommodation in hotel and free time to visit the beautiful capital of Iceland, Reykjavik, shopping, etc. In the evening farewell dinner party at the Viking restaurant of Fjorukrain. Overnight at hotel.

Day 7
Return flight Reykjavik - home.
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Incentive trip in Lapland - Adventure under the Northern Lights

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DATES
January, February, March and early April
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Winter Lapland with an expert polar explorer
This trip is ideal for anyone, no matter her or his age or physical condition, to discover the winter Arctic in all its fullness. Sailing in an icebreaker ship, driving snowmobiles on a frozen sea, going into boreal forests by dogsled, visiting Santa Claus and his village, have fun at the "Lappish Olympics", swimming with a thermal and waterproof suit in the frigid Baltic Sea, etc. All this in complete safety thanks to the supervision of Jose Naranjo, a polar explorer who will accompany us during the trip. Six days full of nature, adventure, magic and... luck!
...Or at least, it is what think Japanese people. According to them, the person who watch an Aurora Borealis will be lucky all her or his life. Whereas, Lappishs people believe that the "Northern Lights" is the trail left by a fox that crosses the sky with its tail on fire. And to see the sky "on fire", for example in the middle of a frozen lake surrounded by thousands of snowy pine trees is a vision that one can never forget...

But not only is nature what offers Lapland. Here the traveler can enjoy many different activities on the snow. How about riding a snowmobile through forests full of snow? or How about driving a dog sled on the frozen Baltic Sea and reach an icebreaker, and the sailing breaking the ice sea? The more adventurous ones can even jump into the icy sea, with the safety of a thermal and waterproof suit and the company of an expert polar explorer.

The end of the trip is full of Lappish magic. We will  stroll in a sleigh pulled by reindeer and we will visit Santa Claus Village, located in the very Arctic Circle.  Sure "Joulupukin will be happy to welcome us in his home. Why do not take advantage to ask him for sending a letter our beloved ones? So they will received it next Christma...
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
Flight to Kemi, a port city in the Baltic Sea in Finland. Accommodation in hotel. Explanation of the travel program and distribution of polar equipment for trip activities. Welcome dinner and overnight in hotel.

Day 2
Snowmobile safari through the frozen Baltic Sea until the icebreaker Sampo, where you can watch how the steel hull of the boat is making its way through the ice. Those who wish can swim with a thermal and waterproof in the water channel the icebreaker broke in their way. At all times, Jose Naranjo, an experienced polar explorer will be with the group to ensure the safety of all activities. During the stop of the icebreaker in the middle of the frozen sea, a fisherman will show us the ingenious fishing skill on the ice sea.

And along the way Jose Naranjo will give an audiovisual conference on the first expedition that crosse with skis the Baltic Sea, in which he participated. On the afternoon we will visit the snow castle located in the city of Kemi. This is an ice building with a bar-restaurant, hotel, ice sculptures room, etc. Free afternoon for sightseeing the city and swimming in the heated Kemi pool that overlooks the Baltic Sea and has a sauna, water slides, hot tubs, climbing wall, etc. On evening free time to have dinner at one of the restaurants in the city. Overnight at hotel.

Day 3
In the morning we will travel to Rovaniemi, Lapland's capital by bus. Guided tour to the Artikum, one of the best and most educational polar museums in the world. In just two hours you can get a general idea of what is the Arctic in the geo-physical, anthropological, animal aspects, etc. Then transfer to a forest where we will do different Arctic activities, such as a ride in a sled pulled by husky dogs, a snowshoe hike through the snowy forest, ice fishing, etc.

Upon completion of the activities, those who wish can have a genuine Finnish sauna and even try the "ice swimming" or bath in a hole in a frozen lake. In the afternoon when we are back in the hotel, audiovisual lecture given by Jose Naranjo about the Transgreenland 2001 expedition, the fastest polar journey in history beating several world records and winning the Spanish Geographic Society award. Free afternoon for sightseeing the town and dinner in one of the restaurants in the city. Overnight at hotel.

Day 4
Transfer by coach to a place near Rovaniemi where there will be some "Arctic and Lappish Olympics" in which people will compete in activities such as tandem-skiing, snowshoe race, routes with typical Finnish slider (kick-sledge), sawing logs, etc. In the afternoon and already back in the hotel, audiovisual lecture given by Jose Naranjo on an international expedition to the Geographic North Pole on skis by the Siberian side of the Arctic Ocean. Free afternoon where you can have dinner at one of the restaurants in the city. Overnight at hotel.

Day 5
In the morning we will visit  a reindeer farm and learn about traditional Sami culture. There we will do a ride in a sleigh pulled by reindeers. And then we will go to Santa Claus Village situated exactly on the Arctic Circle. There you will be able to visit the illustrious old man, get a picture with him, asking him to send a letter next Christmas  our beloved ones and buy gifts in a magical place indeed. Dinner and northern lights "hunting" on the terrace of "Sky hotel." During the dinner will be given awards from the Arctic and Lappish Olympics. Overnight at hotel.

Day 6
Return flight Rovaniemi - home.
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Incentive trip in Canada - Tracking the footsteps of the Arctic King

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DATES
March to May
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TRAVEL RESUME
The only hotel in the world on a frozen sea
Trip by snowmobile through the legendary Northwest Passage in Canada to watch and photograph polar bears with Inuit guides. Using as a base a hotel built specifically for this trip on the frozen sea, we will travel by snowmobile in the key point of the mythical Northwest Passage. Guided by experienced Inuit, some of whom were born in igloos, we will cross the frozen Barrow and Lancaster straits. A frozen ice sea area where pressure ridges and plains of ice mix.
Departing from Resolute, base of many of the sports expeditions to the Geographic North Pole, our goal is to reach a polynia, an area of sea that never freezes, located near Devon Island. Esta polynia es un lugar rico en fauna donde es habitual encontrar focas y su depredador natural el oso polar, una maravilla de adaptación al clima y terreno ártico. This polynia is rich in wildlife where it is common to find seals and their natural predator, the polar bear, a marvel of adaptation to the Arctic climate and terrain.

On our route we will stop at Beechy Island, an archaeological site where the remains of ill-fated expedition of Sir John Franklin, was the source of much of the American High Arctic exploration.

After watching and photographing polar bears and other wildlife we will visit The Canadian Military Arctic Survival School, where the Canadian Air Force learns polar survival techniques taught by our Inuit guides. Allí mismo construiremos iglús con nuestros maestros esquimales. Right there with our Inuit teachers we will build igloos. Those ones who want will be able to sleep in this snow shelter warmed by a traditional seal oil lamp.

To end our expedition we will return to Resolute in the most versatile aircraft in aviation, a ski-equipped Twin Otter. During the flight from the air we will see the spectacular frozen sceneries of one of the most remote and inaccessible places of the planet.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
Flight to Ottawa. Overnight at hotel.

Day 2
Flight Ottawa - Resolute. Overnight at hotel.

Day 3
Flight in a 15 seat plane equipped with skis wich will land on the ice sea of the Northwest Passage, right in the Lancaster Strait. In this place will be situated our expedition hotel composed of a large dining room, conference room, spacious and comfortable bedrooms equipped with heating, bed, bathroom, tables, carpeting and other amenities unimaginable in a frozen sea.

There also will be the snowmobiles that we will drive for the photo safaris. Night in heated bedrooms.

Days 4 to 7
After breakfast, we go snowmobiling along the south coast of Devon Island until the nearby polynia. There we will look for polar bears with the help of our Inuit guides. It is time to photograph and watch them closely.

In our route along Devon Island is possible to find one of the most elusive animals in the Arctic: the musk ox. Also we will go into other remote locations such as the Wellington Channel, located between the Devon and Cornwallis Islands or the spectacular Rodstock bay with its dramatic cliffs at the entrance. Night in heated bedrooms.

Day 8
Flight back to Resolute Bay by plane via Barrow Strait. From the air we will see the coast of Devon and Cornwallis islands which are full of spectacular ravines and sharp rock canyons.

During our return we will do a short stop at Beechy Island, in the same place where wintered the expedition of Sir John Franklin over 150 years ago.

Then we will visit The Canadian Military Survival School, where the Canadian Air Force learns polar survival techniques taught by our Inuit guides. Right there we can build an igloo with our Inuit teachers, and those who want can sleep in the snow shelter warmed by a traditional seal oil lamp.

In Resolute, we will have time to quietly visit this small, isolated village of 200 inhabitants. Overnight at hotel.

Day 9
Flight Resolute - Ottawa. Overnight at hotel.

Day 10
Flight Ottawa - home.
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South Pole expedition on skies

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DATES
December 2021 - January 2022
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TRAVEL RESUME
Ski crossing of the last degree of latitude from a base in the Antarctic continent.
The desire to be one of the few members of mankind to reach the Geographic South Pole remains as strong today as it was for Amundsen and Scott a century ago, when whole nations put every effort to achieve that long-awaited spot. With less conquering eagerness, but with the same spirit of adventure and pursuit of the unknown, our expedition will ski the last degree of latitude to the legendary 90º South.
This journey through the largest cold desert plateau of the world will take place at an altitude of 3,000 meters above sea level. We will travel on skis he 100 kilometer journey without the support of vehicles  on the middle of the Antarctica polar ice cap: a true sea of ice and glacial snow that reaches a thickness of 3 kilometers.

Our starting point will be Patriot Hills, a base camp used by both the expeditions to the South Pole and Mount Vinson, the highest peak in Antarctica. After several unforgetable ski days, through one of the most inhospitable and virgin place of the world, we will reach that magic point where all terrestrial meridians join. There we will find the scientific base Amundsen-Scott, named in memory of those two brave polar explorers that a century ago set foot upon this desired point for the first time.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
Flight to Santiago de Chile and Punta Arenas.

Day 2
Arrival in Punta Arenas. Overnight at hotel.

Day 3
Preparation and checking of all equipment and gear for the expedition. Overnight at hotel.

Day 4
As soon as the weather is suitable we will take the plane for our southern flight to Patriot Hill through the Antarctic Peninsula. The flight time from Punta Arenas to Patriot Hills is approximately 6 hours depending on the winds.

Day 5
In the morning if weather conditions permit we will fly in a plane equipped with skis to the 89º South latitude, the starting point of the expedition. Overnight in tent in the middle of the glacier plateau.

Days 6 to 16
Crossing on skis through the Antarctic glacier plateau. On our first day of skiing hauling our sleds we will notice a lot the altitude in our breath. But after a couple of days we'll be perfectly acclimatized. At the beginning of the journey we will move through a terrain of sastrugis (accumulations of snow due to wind. They did to suffer a lot Scott and Amundsen in their expeditions to the South Pole), but as we go along the terrain gradually become less steep and the snow surface a bit smoother.

Some of these sastrugis can reach 2 or 3 meters high and therefore difficult to overcome. We will try to go winding through them, avoiding the sleds go constantly dumping or getting stuck. In this area could have monstrous cracks, true depths in the middle of this white desert. However it is not necessary to go roped as the pressure of our weight on the snow that covers the cracks is minuscule.

Day 17
From a distance of 25 kilometeres we will see the researching base Amundsen-Scott located in the very South Pole, where we will take the final steps to our goal: The Geographic South Pole, the southernmost point on the planet. Once in our destination we will walk around the post marking the most southern place on Earth. Under our feet we will have 360 lines of longitude, circling the globe. Overnight in tent.

Day 18
The end of this incredible trip will be tje return to Patriot Hills in a plane equipped with skis. Overnight in tent.

Day 19
If the weather permits, our plane will depart from Patriot Hill to Punta Arenas, the final stage of our journey in Antarctica.

Day 20
In the morning arrival at Punta Arenas from Antarctica. Overnight at hotel.
 
Day 21
Flight Punta Arenas - Santiago de Chile - home.
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INCLUDED
- 4 Nights hotel in Punta Arenas with breakfast.
- Transfers between Punta Arenas airport and hotel.
- Specific polar equipment rental during the expedition.
- Flight from Punta Arenas to Antarctica and return.
- Plane flight from Patriot Hills to the starting point of the expedition.
- Return plane flight from South Pole to Patriot Hills.
- Food and fuel during the expedition.
- Travel insurance.
- Polar Guide.
- 1 Piece of baggage of 20 kilogrames as a personal luggage.
NOT INCLUDED
- Flight home - Punta Arenas and return.
- Air taxes.
- Personal mountain equipment needed for the expedition.
- Meals on airports and transfers from home to Punta Arenas.
- Lunchs and dinners in Punta Arenas.
 - Extra hotel nights and meals in Punta Arenas and Santiago de Chile because of delays of the flights to and from Antarctica, due to weather, logistic matters, airport strikes and other causes beyond Arctic World.
- Cancellation and trip interruption insurance (indispensable).
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.
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Due to unpredictable weather conditions you should not have any important appointment at least 1 week after the end of the expedition.
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Borealis, Northern Lights watching

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DATES
December 2021 to March 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Trip to see Northern Lights in Lapland.

Scientists consider "Aurora Borealis" or Northern Lights the most impressive luminous phenomenon of nature. There is no better place to observe them that in the Lapland forest. There, far from light pollution of cities, we'll mesmerize by the vision of a multicolor night sky in motion. Accompanied by a scientist expert in northern lights we will learn how they form, what are the different types, how to photograph them, etc. Who sees an Aurora Borealis never forget it ...
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
- Flight country of residence - Rovaniemi.
- Transfer to Luosto.
- Overnight at hotel or log cabin.

Day 2
- Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
- Snowmobile trip to see an amethyst mine (one of the few in the world who may be visited).
- Free time in the afternoon to walk around Luosto or participate in optional excursions (ice fishing, country skiing course, etc.)
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at hotel or log cabin.

Day 3
- Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
- Free time to walk around Luosto, participate in optional excursions or climbing (at your own) by ski lift to the top of the Luosto hills where you can admire the impressive views of the Lapland forests. Also you can have lunch at some of the cafes or restaurants at the ski slopes.
- In the evening night hike on snowshoes to see Northern Lights
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at hotel or log cabin.
 
Day 4
- Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
- Visit a traditional reindeer farm where we will learn interesting facts about the Lapland reindeer husbandry. Later we will enjoy a route through the forest in a sledge hauled by reindeer.
- Lunch by yourself.
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at hotel or log cabin.

Day 5
- Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
Free time to participate in optional excursions (ice fishing, country skiing course, visit Santa Claus village, icebreaker ship route, etc.)
- Night excursion by car to the Aurora "kota" (hut in Finnish) where a northern lights expert will explain us about this bright phenomenon with audiovisual projection. Aurora borealis "hunting" in a nearby lake.
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at hotel or log cabin.

Day 6
- Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
- Excursion by dogsled through the snowy forests of Luosto.
- Lunch by yourself.
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at hotel or log cabin.

Day 7
- Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
- Transfer to Rovaniemi airport.
- Flight Rovaniemi - Country of residence.
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Before 45 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 45 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 Person
INCLUDED

- 6 Nights in hotel Spa in double room or cabin according the chosen option.

- 6 Breakfasts buffet.

- Transfer Skibus Rovaniemi airport - Luosto (round trip).

- All excursions and visits included in the travel program.

- In the snowmobile tours, 2 persons/snowmobile and kids in a sled hauled by a snowmobile.

- Multiadventure travel insurance.

- Rental of all specific polar equipment to do the excursions.

- Special Evening Christmas dinner, Christmas dinner and New Year Gala dinner for trips on 24, 25 and 31 December.

NOT INCLUDED

- Airline Flights.

- Air and carrier taxes.

- Lunches and dinners.

- Meals in airports and airplanes.

- Optional excursions.

- Costs and applications for visa to Finland, the European Union or other countries if required.

- Anything not specified in the paragraph "Includes".

- Extra activities out of the trip plan.

- Extra days of accommodation out of the trip plan.

- Extra meals and accommodation nights in towns and airports due to transports delays because of weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond the control of Arctic World.

- Personal baggage excess.

SUPPLEMENTS
- Accommodation in single room.

- Transfer to Luosto by private vehicle (optional).

- Cancellation insurance (optional).

NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip. The log cabins are located between 100 and 300 metres from the hotel reception. The cabins have sauna, kitchenette, microwave, fridge, log chimney, TV, phone, wifi, shower and toilet. Free use of the hotel Spa.
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Ski expedition to the Magnetic North Pole

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DATES
April 2022
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One of the most remote and complex expeditions that can be done on Earth
A ski crossing departing from the coast of the archipelago of Canada to one of the most remote and inaccessible areas of the planet: the Magnetic North Pole. Located in the middle of the Arctic Ocean, the place is where all compasses point. Currently is located north of the Sverdrup Islands in the area most uninhabited of the whole Canadian Arctic.

The Magnetic North Pole, the point that all compasses point, was discovered by John Ross in 1831 in King William Island. Unlike its namesake geographic, the Magnetic Pole moves about 15 kilometers annually. Currently located at latitude 82º North in a very chaotic area of the Arctic Ocean.

A plane will take off from Resolute Bay at 75 degrees north latitude and it will drop off the team in the ice pack around 100 kilometers of the Magnetic North Pole. After 11 days of skiing, in the midst of a large expedition atmosphere, surrounded by a white desert in total isolation, we will arrive at our destination. At that time we will be more than 1,000 kilometers from the nearest inhabited place.

TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
Flight to Ottawa. Overnight at hotel.

Day 2
Flight Ottawa to Resolute Bay. Overnight at hotel.

Day 3
Day to prepare all equipment and sleds. Overnight at hotel.

Day 4
Charter flight in a plane with skis from Resolute to the northern tip of Ellef Ringnes Island where we will landed on the sea ice.

Days 4 to 14
Ski crossing from Cape Isachsen, the northernmost point of the island of Ellef rign. The march will pass through very rough terrain and it is possible to find open water channels. The environment will be with the sun continuously 24 hours a day. At night we will sleep in tents. The stages will be 6 or 7 hours of actual march hauling a sled from about 60 to 70 kg. Is it possible to watch seals and polar bears.

Day 15
After arrival at the Magnetic North Pole, flight back to Resolute Bay. Overnight at hotel.

Day 16
Stay in Resolute Bay, visit the Inuit village and optionally doing a snowmobile tour. Overnight at hotel.

Day 17
Flight Resolute - Ottawa. Overnight at hotel.

Day 18
Flight Ottawa - home.
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4 People
INCLUDED
- 2 Nights hotel in Ottawa.
- 4 Nights with full board in hotel in Resolute.
- Transfers between airport and accommodation in Resolute Bay.
- Charter plane flight from Resolute to the starting point of the expedition.
- Charter plane flight from Magnetic North Pole to Resolute.
- Specific polar equipment rental during the expedition.
- Food and fuel during the expedition.
- Arctic World Guide.
- Travel insurance.
- 1 Piece of baggage of 15 kilogrames as a personal luggage.
NOT INCLUDED

- Flight tickets to Resolute Bay and return.
- Air taxes.
- Meals on transfers, airports and Ottawa.
- Personal mountain equipment needed for the expedition.
- Extra accommodation nights and extra meals in Ottawa, Resolute and other aiports and cities because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other causes beyond the Arctic World.
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.

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- Group: 4 to 6 people. - Guide: Arctic World
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Inuit people and their land

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DATES
April 2022
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TRAVEL RESUME
Cultural trip to Greenland with an anthropologist in the Arctic spring
Accompanied by Francesc Bailon, an anthropologist specialized in Inuit culture, we will approach one of the most unique and fascinating peoples of the planet. During our trip we will live with the Inuit which means "human beings" and we will know some of the most important aspects of their culture, not to mention their land, wild and untouched, and which they call Kalaallit Nunaat. Accommodation in Inuit local houses, archaeological sites, visit the place where Inuit women committed suicide, travel by dogsled, the largest icebergs in the northern hemisphere, and so on.
The harmony that has the Inuit people between tradition and modernity, without changing the medium in which they live and survive, is one example that, currently and with environmental problems that we experience, can make us reflect on the possibilities still offered by nature to man.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
Flight to Copenhagen. Arrival and accommodation in hotel.

Day 2
Morning visit the permanent exhibition dedicated to Inuit culture in the National Museet. Afternoon free. Accommodation in hotel.

Day 3
Flight to Kangerlussuaq and Ilulissat. Ilullisat is the third largest city in Greenland. Ilulissat means icebergs in Greenlandic. Afternoon city tour. Private accommodation. Half board.

Day 4
Tour the archaeological site of Sermermiut, whose name means "people on the ice." He was one of the most important settlements in Greenland, with about 250 inhabitants and 20 houses. The site dates back to 1,400 BC In this settlement will see the Kaellingekloften, a cliff 35 meters deep, where in ancient times of hardship, older women committed suicide to prevent younger people go hungry. Visit also Seqinniarfik (Holms Bakke), where the inhabitants of Ilulissat will welcome the sun. Both sites are in the so-called Kangia (Ilulissat Icefjord), where the Sermeq Kujalleq glacier. After Antarctica, is the largest producing area of icebergs in the world. Annually produces about 20 cubic kilometers and 20 million tons per day of icebergs, that the total amount of water consumed in a year in New York. Back to Ilulissat. Private accommodation on half board.

Day 5
Ilimanaq boat trip. This village of 70 inhabitants, is about 30 km south of Ilulissat. Pass by the impressive Kangia, a maze of icebergs from the glacier Sermeq Kujalleq and constitutes a unique spectacle in the world. Ilimanaq in Greenland means "place of hope for the game" and it is a people who live entirely by hunting and fishing. Back to Ilulissat. Private accommodation on half board.

Day 6
Flight to Qaanaaq (Avanersuaq District - North of Greenland 600) is home to the Inughuit (Inuit group) which means "Great Men." They are the world's northernmost town, live in extreme conditions on the planet and are considered the best passenger polar history. Here we can see some of the old customs and traditional lifestyle of the Inuit. Arrival and accommodation in a house Komunnia of Qaanaaq. In the afternoon we will buy, along with hunters who go trekking, food for the sleigh ride.

Day 7
Load all the necessary equipment, food, fuel, etc. Departure area hunters with dog sledding. During these three days of travel, the food base be established by the Inuit diet, with the possibility of being able to hunt seals and caribou during the journey. Also enjoy the comfort of Inuit stores, all in direct contact with nature in the locality impressive. On this first day cruise we will go to the people Siorapaluk naturally inhabited the world's northernmost. Travel by sea ice through the Murchison Sund, bay at the entrance of the Firth of Qaanaaq. During the journey we find chaotic ice and icebergs trapped by ice. Arrival and accommodation in tupeq (Inughuit shop that built the sleds).

Day 8
Visit the village of Siorapaluk (75 people). A noon departure to Qeqertarssuaq, situated 65 km away. During the trip we will try to reach the open sea, a place rich in wildlife, where it is possible to find Inughuit hunting seals and walruses. Continue to Herbert Island where the people of Qeqertarssuaq. Tupeq arrival and accommodation.

Day 9
Visit the village of Qeqertarssuaq home to only 4 people. At noon return to Qaanaaq. Accommodation in a house Komunnia.

Day 10
Morning visit Qaanaaq museum located in the house where Peter Freuchen and Knud Rasmussen established a cooperative in which regulated the peering exchanges between the Inuit and the white man. In this museum we can see some different archaeological cultural stages, as well as one of the 6 meteorites that fell many years in the District of Avenersuaq. Also visit the cemetery where they buried some of the most important in the history of this District: Odaq who accompanied Robert Peary on the alleged conquest of the North Pole or the 4 Inuit deported to New York beside Minik to be studied by American anthropologists and whose tragic story is unlikely to be forgotten by the people of Qaanaaq. Finally, we will have the opportunity to see an ancient Inuit settlement located on the outskirts of town. Accommodation in a house Komunnia.

Day 11
Free day. One-stop shopping to the different craftsmen and artists Inughuit area offering a wide diversity of Inuit handicrafts, such as Tupilak, masks, ulu, etc. Alternatively you can also take a trip to the icebergs, and visit Inuit camps that are fishing on the ice pack. Accommodation in a house Komunnia.

Day 12
Flight to Ilulissat. Afternoon visit Ilulissat Museum located in the house where the great explorer Knud Rasmussen and basically dedicated to him and Jorgen Bronlund also browser. Against this museum is the church of Zion, built with the receipts from whaling between 1777-1779 by the residents of the area. The Hunting & Fishing Museum, dedicated to hunting and fishing Inuit traditional is another interesting places worth visiting. Private accommodation on half board.

Day 13
Oqaatsut boat trip. Located about 20 km north of Ilulissat. During the trip we will enjoy the coast of Disko Bay, and the sighting of icebergs that drift. Oqaatsut means cormorants named for the colony of birds inhabiting the nearest cliff. Today its 60 inhabitants are largely dependent on hunting and fishing, and it is a traditional and seal hunters and fishermen. Lunch and return to Ilulissat. Private accommodation and half board.

Day 14
Flight Kangerlussuaq - Copenhagen. Accommodation in hotel.

Day 15
Flight Copenhagen - home.
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MINIMUN GROUP
6 People
INCLUDED
- Inuit guides (1 per person).
- 1 Arctic World guide (Francesc Bailon).
- 3 Nights hotel in Copenhagen.
- 4 Nights in a Komunnia house in Qaanaaq.
- 5 Nights with half board in Ilulissat.
- 2 Meals in excursions to Ilimanaq and Sermermiut.
- Lunch at Oqaatsut.
- Excursions as detailed in the trip program.
- 3 Days of travel by dogsled.
- Museum entrance tickets.
- Specific polar equipment rental during the trip.
- Travel insurance.
- 1 Piece of baggage of 15 kilogrames as a personal luggage.
NOT INCLUDED

- Flight to Greenland and return.
- Air taxes.
- Meals in Copenhagen.
- Meals in airports, planes and transfers.
- Extra accommodation nights and extra meals in Copenhague, Ilulissat, Qaanaaq and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other causes beyond Arctic World.
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.

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Group: 6 to 8 people.
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Levi: the best kept secret of Lapland

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DATES
February to April 2021
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Alpine skiing at the Arctic Circle
Alpine skiing in the best resort of Lapland (Finland), home of the Ski World Cup 2004 and 2006. Few know that at 170 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle is a lonely mountain called Levi. From its summit, you can see what may be the best view in Finnish Lapland: a vast snowy plain dotted with frozen lakes and boreal forest that are lost on the horizon. And in this isolated mountain are the Levi ski resort.
When you climb to the top of Levi in a next-generation cable-car, you begin to guess why they held on these slopes the Ski World Cup 2004. But when you go down the Supergiant slope, with all Lapland at our feet, one is awed by the majestic beauty of this land. So, in 2006 Ski World Cup repeated in Levi. Why is that?

Is it, perhaps for its premium quality powder snow? or Is it because its 47 varied ski tracks, with a maximum length of 2,500 meters, ranging from beginner's tracks to a Superpipe, through playground, until the 52% gradient tracks for experts? Or maybe by its 26 lifts with capacity for 25,000 people per hour to avoid tedious queues. Or maybe it's because the inhabitants of this place are people really hospitable...

But not only is skiing without crowds that Levi offers. In the ancestral land of the Saami many ideas arise after a frantic day on the slopes. Dinners in a typical Lappish "kota", live concerts, spectacular snowmobile trips, bath in a spa resort, husky dogsledding, sauna in the country that invented it, relaxing reindeer sleigh rides. And all with the magical backdrop of the Northern Lights...
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
Flight to Kittila via Helsinki. Bus transfer from the airport to the Levi ski resort of Levi (15 minutes), where we stay in a cozy spa hotel, cottage, hotel or apartment with kitchen. Dinner at your own.

Days 2 to 5
Alpine ski days. Afternoon at you own for typical Lappish activities. Accommodation with breakfast in spa hotel, apartment with kitchen or cottage. Lunchs and dinners at your own (Levi is a renowned culinary center of Finland, not only for its quality but also for its gastronomy variety).

Day 6
Coach transfer to airport for flight Kittila - home.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE
30 Days before
RESERVATION
Before 45 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 45 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
There is no minimum group
INCLUDED

- 5 Nights accommodation at the foot of the ski tracks in a double room with breakfast.
- 4 Days ski pass.

- 1 Piece of baggage of 15 kilogrames as a personal luggage.
- 1 Air transport of a personal ski bag.
- Ski insurance.

NOT INCLUDED
- Flight to Kitila.
- Air taxes.
- Transfers Kitila - Levi and return.
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.
SUPPLEMENTS
- Accommodation: hotel spa, apartment or cottage.
- Children: Discount for children.
- Options: Ski lessons and ski equipment rental.
NOTES
Arctic World, as experts in polar areas, organizes customized trips according the interest, budget, time and pleasure of the travelers. So this trip can be added, deleted or changed activities, days, meals, excursions, etc. to be an unforgettable experience. You just have to tell us the days, activities and meals that you want and we will prepare the the trip according to your wishes.
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Incentive trip in Greenland - The Arctic pearl

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DATES
May to October
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Travel by boat, helicopter and on foot through the major fjords of southern Greenland
Inuit people, whales, seals, hot springs, icebergs, glaciers, Inuit and Viking ruins, etc. Greenland is an unknown destination outside of conventional circuits, which makes it an excellent destination for an incentive trip. It is an exotic and original country with which to surprise even the most seasoned travelers.
Its unique geographical conditions, harsh climate and wild and virgin nature in contrast to its hospitable and peaceful people, make a trip to Greenland a different experience, imbued with a spirit of last frontier hard to find elsewhere in the world.

However, this unique experience can be lived in complete safety. Besides being just this our top priority, we have the best guides. They all have a solid and extensive experience in all types of trips and expeditions in Greenland, which ensures a safe stay for the traveler.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
Flight to Copenhagen. Hotel accommodations and dinner at the harbour.

Day 2
Departure from Copenhagen and arrival in Narsarssuaq. Overnight at the Narsarssuaq hotel. Explanation of the activity program.

Sailing by boat or rubber dinghy to Qasiarsuk and visit Brattahlid, the place where Erik the Red established to colonize Greenland in 985. His son, Leif the Lucky, left these lands to Canada in the year 1,000. Original ruins and replica of the chapel and house. Picnic lunch.

In the afternoon there will be two groups. One of the groups will do a route by quad to the Sermilik fjord (known for having the largest accumulation of ice and icebergs in the south of Greenland) and Tasiusaq farm. The other group will do a short route by icelandic horses around Qasiarsuk.  Change of activity. Return by boat to Narsarssuaq. Dinner at the Narsarssuaq hotel.

Day 3
On the morning the boat will  to pick us up to cross the Qaregadlid glacier front, and then we will do a light trekking in a lunar valley to the Kangerdluatsiaup lake, one of the largest in south Greenland. The area has a great abundance of caribous. Back to the hotel.

Day 4
On the afternoon, flight in a 24 seats helicopter to the Eqaloruutsit Sermia glacier, a totally fractured impressive glacier crossed by thousands of crevasses. Overflight of this wonder of nature and its imposing glacier front of 100 meters high that flows into the Sermilik, another glacier, which is completely flooded with icebergs and ice blocks forming a truly spectacular landscape.

Then we will land on a natural balcony next to the glacier to look more calmly this magnificent spectacle. From there we will fly to a Nunataq or island of rock in the ice world. We will fly over part of the vast Greenland ice sheet to land later in such Nunataq at 1,000 meters above the sea level.

After a half hour stay at the top, we will fly by helicopter over glaciers, mountains and fjords to Qaqortoq, the largest city in southern Greenland with about 3,500 inhabitants. Walk around the city. Dinner and overnight at the Qaqortoq hotel.

Day 5
Navigation by speedboats to the hot springs of Uunartoq through a sea full of icebergs and ice blocks. A trip between islands and fjords increasingly steepy and craggy. On our route we will stop at the traditional Greenlandic Saarloqof village of 80 inhabitants, and in the Alluitsup Paa, 500 inhabitants.

Once in the hot springs we can swim in a natural pool at 38 º C, while side us are floating icebergs of all sizes. On afternoon we will return by boat to Qaqortoq. Dinner and overnight at Qaqortoq hotel.

Day 6
Sailing in 2 Greenlandic fishing boats through a complex system of fjords to the town of Narsaq. Arrival in Narsaq and city tour. Tasting traditional Inuit food meal at a local restaurant.

In the afternoon we will continue sailing by the fishing boats to Narsarssuaq with fishing boats. Dinner buffet from local Greenlandic food of all kinds, like seal meat, whale, caribou, lamb, skin of whale, halibut, salmon, cod, herring, etc. Overnight at the Narsarssuaq hotel.

Day 7
Visit the museum of Narsarssuaq in the morning. Flight to Copenhagen. Dinner and overnight at hotel.

Day 8
Flight Copenhagen - home.
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120 Days before
MINIMUN GROUP
10 People
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By boat into the longest fjord in the world

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DATES
August 2022
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TRAVEL RESUME
Navigation in the remote and isolated east coast of Greenland

Boat trip from Iceland to Scorebysund, the fjords network more complex and longest on the planet. Crossing the Denmark Strait where you can see whales, dolphins and seabirds. In Scorebysund fjord are mixed indomitable glaciers with building-size icebergs, barren tundra, etc.

TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
Flight to Reykjavik. Accommodation in hotel.

Day 2
Presentation of the trip participants at the sea harbour of Keflavik. Transfer to the boat and accommodation. Talk to know the crew and guides as well as a brief presentation of the travel program and safety standards by Jose Naranjo. Guided tour of the boat by crew and guides. Ship's departure from the harbour and start of navigation which will skirt the west coast of Iceland heading to the north.

Arrival at the southwestern tip of the Snaefellsnes peninsula where we will disembark for a short excursion to the volcano Snaefellsjokull, the place where the protagonists of the novel by Jules Verne "Journey to the Center of the Earth" were introduced to try to access the heart of the planet.  Back to the boat and continued sailing along the west coast of Iceland towards Bjargtangar, the westernmost point of Iceland and Europe. Dinner on board. During the night the ship will continue sailing to Straumnes, the northwest corner of Iceland.

Day 3
Arrival in Straumnes and starting of the oceanic crossing through the Denmark Strait towards Scorebysund in the east coast of Greenland. Good chance to see blue whales (Balaenoptera musculus), the largest mammal that have lived on the planet and which comes to the Denmark Strait to feed in the summer months. Opportunity to see orcas and other whale species. Party to celebrate the crossing of the Arctic Circle.
 
Arrival at the east coast of Greenland around Blosseville Kyst where if weather conditions permit we will see the massif of Mount Gunnbjorn with its 3,693 meters high is the highest peak in Greenland and the Arctic. After sailing along the rugged Kyst Blossville coast heading north to Scorebysund.

Day 4
Disembark at the Barclay Bay for a relaxing shore excursion on the Greenlandic land. Back to the boat and sailing north along the coast of Blosseville. Arrival at Kap Brewster with its huge cliffs is situated in the southern end entrance of the long fjord Scorebysund. A good place to see seals.  Crossing the mouth of the Scorebysund fjord. Arrival in Unarteq at the northern end entrance of the long fjord Scorebysund.

Day 5
Sailing the southern boundary of the Greenland Sea along the coast of Liverpool Land where we will pass in front of populated islands of seabirds as the Immikkeertikajik island. Landing on the Island of Appalik (Raffles) where there are densely populated colonies of seabirds. Boarding and sailing south to Scorebysund.

Day 6
Entry into the Scorebysund  fjord and navigation into the great fjord, where we can find gigantic icebergs even more than 100 meters high and a kilometer long, towards the Nordvestfjord, the longest fjord in the world.

Day 7
Nordvestfjord Entry into the Nordvestfjord, the longest fjord in the world.

Day 8
Arrival at the bottom of Nordvestfjord where we can contemplate the Land of Charcot and glaciers falling into the sea as Daugaard Jensen. Disembark at the farthest point of the fjord where you can admire one of the most inaccessible parts of the planet. Back to the boat and return to Scoresbysund Bay along the Nordvestfjord.

Day 9
Way out of the Nordvestjord and Scorebysund crossing towards the coast of Volquart Boon. Arrival in the island of Danmark in Milne Land where we will disembark to visit the remains of an Inuit settlement abandoned over 200 years. Back to the boat and sailing into the Vikingebugt bay.

Day 10
Arrival in Vikingebugt, a quiet bay surrounded by basaltic mountains where we can watch the Bredegletscher glacier front. Then we will follow sailing along the rugged coast of Volquart Boon, a perfect place to see narwhals.

Day 11
Arrival in Brewster cape at the southern entrance of Scorebysund. Sailing towards Unarteq in Kap Tobin in the northern extreme of the entrance of Scorebysund. Arrival at the north end of the fjord entrance Scorebysund. Disembark and visit the hot springs of Kap Tobin, the highest temperature of all thermal waters in Greenland (about 62 º C). In Kap Tobin is located the uninhabited  village of Unarteq, although sometimes Ittoqqortoormiit residents staying in the summer in some of the abandoned houses. Boarding and navigation  to Ittoqqortoormiit.

Day 12
Arrival in Ittoqqortoormiit, the most isolated village in Greenland. On this moment we will be at 70º 30'' north latitude at the gate of the more complex network of fjords in the world.

Visit this small traditional village of just 500 inhabitants, whose municipality occupies the size of Great Britain. Here is 1 person per every 420 square kilometers, which can give us an idea of how far this is one of the most remote places on earth. Its inhabitants still hunt seals, walruses and polar bears as in the past. Free time to stroll through this small town, visit the museum and meet its people.

Day 13
Excursion to the mountains that surround Ittoqqortoormiit.

Day 14
Navigation back to Iceland where we will go along the west coast of this volcanic island.

Day 15
Arrival in Reykjavik. Accommodation in hotel.

Day 16
Flight Reykjavik - home.
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40 People
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Greenland, the Arctic Pearl

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DATES
From 15 July to 30 September 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
12 days - Tour by boat and on foot in Angmagssalik, the area of the last Inuit people contacted by white man.
Sailing by local boat through the 3 major fjords on the east coast of Greenland.  Easy hiking on tundra, lakes and Great Polar Icecap, the second largest ice mass on Earth. Visit remote Inuit villages of fewer than 100 inhabitants. Swimming among icebergs with heat-sealed suits. Route through imposing glaciers. Visit the Blue Diamont Bay icebergs flooded by brilliant cobalt blue icebergs. Sightings of whales, seals, polar bears and other arctic wildlife. Possibly the most complete and varied trip you can do nowdays in Greenland.

 

TRAVEL PROGRAM

Day 1
- Flight country of residence - Reykjavik.
- Transfer international airport - Reykjavik.
- Dinner at your own.
- Accommodation in Reykjavik.

Day 2
- Breakfast at your own.
- Transfer at your own to the Reykjavik domestic airport.
- Flight Reykjavik - Kulusuk (East Greenland coast).
- Visit the tiny village of Kulusuk with 290 inhabitants located in the island of the same name.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Kulusuk.

Day 3
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Sailing by local boat from Kulusuk to Tiniteqilaq thorough the great Angmagssalik fjord. During the navigation we will visit the abandoned village of Qnertivartivit located in a small island at the mouth of the Ikasartivaq fjord, the access to the traditional tiny village of Tiniteqilaq with around 250 inhabitants.
- Picnic lunch during route.
- Visit of Tiniteqilaq village. This area is one of the few places in the world where still is used the dogsled as a main way of transport in the winter season.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Tiniteqilaq.

Day 4
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Trekking through the isthmus where is settled Tiniteqilaq village until we reach the top of a mountain of 400 metres high above the sea level. From up here we will see the great Sermilik, a big fjord flooded by icebergs as huge as buildings that born from three glaciers very productive: Helheim, Apuserajik and Midgar glaciers.
- Picnic lunch during route.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Tiniteqilaq.

Day 5
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Sailing southward by local boat along the great Sermilik fjord, skirting the big island of Angmagssalik.
- During the route, the one who wish could swim among ancient icebergs with a thermal and waterproof suit. Spectacular photos guaranteed!
- Sailing inside the Nagtivit fjord, named as the Blue Diamond Bay because of the beautiful iceberg with blue cobalt colours that dot the bay and where is relatively easy to see seals.
- Disembark beside the glacier face of the fjord where we will access to the Greenland polar icecap, the second biggest ice mass on Earth. Here, on the ice, we will do an easy route on foot.
- Picnic lunch during the route.
- Next we will reach at the abandoned village of Ikateq located at the entrance of the Sermilik fjord where it meets the great Ocean. This village is preserved intact as it was left by its inhabitants. During our sailing we will have lot of chances to see whales that feed in these cold waters.
- During this coastal sailing is very common meeting huge icebergs wander drift coming from a very long glacier face located hundreds of kilometres north of our position.
- In the evening arrival to Kulusuk.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Kulusuk.


Day 6
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Free day to rest, relax, strolling around Kulusuk or making an optional route by local boat to Sermiligaq fjord to see the Karale and Knud Rasmussen glaciers that meet at the end of the fjord. This is one of place on Earth where is possible to see most clearly the enormous receding (several kilometres) of the glaciers happened during the last 10 years.
- Lunch at an Inuit local hose.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Kulusuk.

Day 7
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Sailing to Tasiilaq, the Angmagssalik capital district.
- Free time to stroll through the streets of the town of Tasiilaq. It is considered  the most beautiful city of Greenland.
- You can visit, by your own, the Inuit Local Museum.
- Picnic lunch.
- Dinner at the hostel.
- Acommodation at the hostel in Tasiilaq.

Day 8
- Breakfast at hostel.
- Free day to make optional activies such as a route through the Flower Valley or kayak.
- Picnic lunch.
- Dinner at the hostel.
- Acommodation at the hostel in Tasiilaq.

Day 9
- Breakfast at hostel.
- Sailing by local boat through the Tunu Bay to reach the glacier. We can approach to the Apusiajik glacier and its blue ice falling into the ocean.
- Picnic lunch.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Kulusuk.

Day 10
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Extra day as margin in case of bad weather
- Free time to make optional activities.
- Lunch and dinner at local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Kulusuk.

Day 11
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Flight Kulusuk - Reykjavik.
- Transfer to your accommodation in Reykjavik at your own.
- Dinner at your own.
- Accommodation in Reykjavik.

Day 12
- Transfer Reykjavik - International airport.
- Flight Reykjavik - Country of residence.

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RESERVATION
Before 60 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 60 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 person
INCLUDED
- 7 nights of accommodation at Inuit local houses.
- 2 nights at hostel (double /twin room) in Tasiilaq.
- Full board in Greenland.
- All excursions and visit included in the program trip.
- Transfers in Greenland according the program trip.
- 1 Local skipper for the boat.
- Multiadventure trip insurance.
- Transfer Keflavik international airport - Reykjavik and return.
- 15 Kg of personal baggage.
NOT INCLUDED
- Flight country of residence - Iceland and return.
- Flight Reykjavik - Kulusuk and return.
- Air taxes.
- Accommodation in Iceland.
- Meals in Iceland.
- Transfers in Iceland except the Keflavik international airport - Reykjavik and return.
- Meals in airports and planes.
- Personal mountain clothes and personal equipment.
- Anything not specified in the "Included" section.
- Activities and excursions not specified in the travel program.
- Optional excursions (see below)
- Costs and applications for visa to Greenland, Iceland, the European Union or other countries if required.
- Extra costs of accommodation, planes, boating and meals due to flight delays, weather factors, sea and ice conditions, and any cause beyond of Arctic World.
- Excess of personal baggage.
SUPPLEMENTS
- Cancellation insurance.

- Hotel accommodation in Iceland.

- Hotel accommodation in Kulusuk and Tasiilaq (Greenland).

- Optional excursion to Sermiligaq: Sailing route to Sermiligaq village visiting the abandoned Second World War USA air base, the village of Kuumiut and the Karale and Knud Rasmussen glaciers.

- Boat trip to whale watching: Sailing tour by local boat through the ocean to see cetaceans in their natural habitat, such as Humpbacks and Orcas.

- Kayak.

- Trekking through the Flower Valley.

 

NOTES
Guide: For groups of 10 people and up: The guide for the trip is Jose M. Naranjo who has extensive professional experience in polar expeditions to the Geographic and Magnetic North Pole.   Among other expeditions undertaken by him stands out the Transgreenland 2001, a crossing of Greenland from south to north in total autonomy with a sled drawn by giant kites, becoming the fastest polar journey in history.   Also noteworthy in its polar career the Transbaltic 2003 expedition, the first world crossing of the Baltic Sea with skis through the icebreakers' route.
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Journey on the Ice Planet

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DATES
August 2022
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TRAVEL RESUME
Easy walking tour in the Greenland icecap

There is no better way to know this unfathomable territory than doing a simple route, overnight in a tent on the second largest ice mass on the planet, away from any concern, in complete silence, broken only occasionally by the roar of icebergs smashing in the distance.

Our route will start at the exact point where do the great polar expedition when crossing Greenland from east to west. Here, we will learn first hand, in complete security and without having to be an elite athlete, what feel and live those seasoned adventurers when go deep into the infinitely white.

 

During the trip we will have the opportunity to see from above, a bird's eye view, the giant icebergs drifting across the North Atlantic. In fact, our path starts from a place dubbed the Blue Diamont Bay where the beautiful deep blue icebergs dot the bay and where it is also easy to see seals.

Even we can see with our own eyes the marks of thawing, such as rivers and waterfalls, glaciers, and the remnants of ancient ice. Incluso podremos ver una “nueva” isla que apareció al retirarse el hielo del casquete polar debido al calentamiento global del planeta. We will can see a "new" island that appeared when the polar icecap withdrew due to global warming. Here, better than anywhere else, can appreciate the terrible effects of climate change.

Greenland has more than two million square kilometers, of which 90% is eternal ice, so who somehow has not been in the polar icecap, does not know Greenland does...

 

TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
- Flight to Reykjavik.
- Transfer at your own to the hostel (optional hotel accommodation).
- Night at hostel (optinal hotel accommodation optional).
- Dinner at your own.

Day 2
- Breakfast at hostel (or hotel if any).
- Day of margin if there is any delay in the flight or lost luggage.
- Free day in Reykjavik to visit the city or do an optional excursion (Golden Circle, Reykjanes Peninsula, etc.)..
- Lunch and dinner at your own.
- Night at hostel (optional hotel accommodations).

Day 3
- Breakfast at hostel (or hotel if any).
- Transfer at your own to the domestic airport in Reykjavik.
- Flight Reykjavik - Kulusuk (East Greenland coast).
- Visit the village of Kulusuk.
- Dinner in tent.
- Overnight in tent.

Day 4
- Breakfast in tent.
- Sailing by local boat from Kulusuk to Nagtivit fjord, dubbed Blue Diamont Bay due to the beautiful deep blue icebergs that dot the bay and where it is easy to see seals.
- Disembarking beside the face glacier in the fjord at the exact spot where the great polar expeditions start the crossing of Greenland from east to west.
- Initial contact with the Greenland ice cap.
- Start of the journey across the polar icecap.
- Lunch on route.
- Dinner in tent.
- Overnight in tent.

Days 5 to 8
- Four days of hiking with direction of Isertoq Bay.
- During the trip we will have the opportunity to learn techniques for polar expedition, watch Northern Lights, etc..
- Lunch on route.
- Dinner in store.
- Overnight in tent.

Day 9
- Breakfast in tent.
- Last day of the expedition, which will do the final miles on the ice.
- Arrival at the pick up point in Isertoq Bay, where you can appreciate a "new" island that appeared when the polar icecap withdrew due to global warming.
- Sailing to Kulusuk.
- Lunch during sailing.
- Dinner in tent.
- Overnight in tent.

Day 10
- Breakfast in tent.
- Flight Kulusuk - Reykjavik.
- Transfer at your own to the hoste (optional hotel accommodation).
- Dinner at your own.
- Night at hostel (optional hotel accommodation).

Day 11
- Breakfast at the hostel (or hotel if any).
- Flight Reykjavik - Home.
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Before 60 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 60 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
6 People
INCLUDED

- 1 Guide Arctic world.
- 1 Captain of local boat.
- 3 Nights in hostel in double room in Iceland.
- 6 Nights in tent in Greenland.
- Full board in Greenland.
- All excursions and visits included in the travel program.
- Transfers in Greenland as travel program.
- Expedition Insurance.
- Rental of all specific polar equipment.
- 12 kg of personal baggage. 

NOT INCLUDED
- Flight to Reykjavik and return.
- Flight Reykjavik - Kulususk (Greenland) return.
- Air taxes.
- Transfers in Iceland.
- Meals in Iceland.
- Meals in airports and airplanes.
- Personal equipment for camping and mountaineering.
- Anything not specified in the "includes" section.
- Activities and excursions out of the travel program.
- Excess personal baggage.
- Extra costs of accommodation, boats, transfers and meals due to flight delays, weather factors, or any cause beyond of control of Arctic World.
SUPPLEMENTS
- Cancellation Insurance (optional).
- Hotel accommodation in Iceland (optional).
- Accommodation in single room in Iceland (optional).
- Accommodation in single or double room at the hotel in Greenland on the outward and return journeys (optional). 
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North Pole marathon

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DATES
April 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Mythical marathon around the 90 degrees north latitude
Live a unique experience running the 42.195 kilometers in the world's northernmost point. Here we have the opportunity to become one of the few people who have run a marathon on the ice sea at the North Pole. Million square kilometers of sea ice will be our running track. And just a couple of meters below the ice on which we run lies a 4,000 meters deep ocean.
The 90º North, have been a longed-for goal for some of the greatest explorers in history. In this race we will experience the same feelings that had Admundsen, Peary, Nansen and other mythical explorers in the Arctic Ocean, but doing our favorite sport.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
- Flight to Oslo.
- Dinner at your own.
- Overnight at hotel.

Day 2
- Flight Oslo - Longyearbyen.
- Transfer to the hotel.
- Dinner at hotel.
- Overnight at hotel.

Day 3
- Breakfast at hotel.
- Day of margin for resting or just in case lost luggage on planes.
- Free day to visit the city or take an optional excursion and trainning on snow.
- Lunch at hotel.
- Dinner at hotel.
- Overnight at hotel.

Day 4
- Breakfast at hotel.
- Flight to the drifting base located in the Arctic Ocean near the North Pole.
- Lunch and dinner at the drifting base.
- Night in heated tents at the drifting base.

Day 5
- Breakfast at the drifting base.
- NORTH POLE MARATHON.
- Lunch and dinner at the drifting base.
- Night in heated tents at the drifting base.

Day 6
- Breakfast at the drifting base.
- Flight to Longyearbyen.
- Lunch and dinner at the hotel.
- Overnight at hotel.

Day 7
- Breakfast at hotel.
- Flight to Longyearbyen - Oslo.
- Dinner at your own.
- Overnight at hotel.

Day 8
- Breakfast at hotel.
- Flight Oslo - home.
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RESERVATION
Before 60 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 60 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 People
INCLUDED
- 2 Nights hotel in Oslo.
 
- 3 Nights hotel in Longyearbyen.

- 2 Nights accommodation at the drifting base on the Arctic Ocean.

- Transfers in Longyearbyen according to the travel program.

- Flight from Longyearbyen to the drifting base on the Arctic Ocean and return.

- Practical talk on how to protect oneself from the cold when running in freezing temperatures. The speech will be given by the polar explorer and ultra-marathonman Jose Naranjo.

- Practical talk about the specific preparation for an intense sport on ice and snow. The speech will be given by the polar explorer and ultra-marathonman Jose Naranjo.

- Rental of polar equipment during the expedition.

- Travel insurance.

- 1 Piece of baggage of 20 kilogrames as a personal luggage.
NOT INCLUDED

- Flight to Oslo and return.
- Flight Oslo - Longyearbyen and return.
- Air taxes.
- Meals in Oslo.
- Meals in airports and airplanes.
- Personal mountain equipment.
- Personal equipment for running the marathon.
- Anything not specified in the paragraph included.
- Activities and excursions out the travel program.
- Extra accommodation nights and extra meals in Longyearbyen and Oslo because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other causes beyond Arctic World.
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.

SUPPLEMENTS
- Accommodation in single room.
- Cancellation insurance (optional).
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Iceland: the island of ice and fire

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DATES
From June to September 2022
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TRAVEL RESUME
The place on Earth most similar to the Moon
When Neil Armstrong, the first man who set foot on the Moon, left the Eagle lunar module, the landscape appeared before his eyes had have been familiar. Not in vain the crew of the Apollo XI spacecraft were training in Iceland for his uncanny resemblance to the lunar surface. And feet on earth, when you get to Iceland, you ealize that there is no place on earth where the powerful forces of nature are more present than here: volcanoes, geysers, lava deserts, waterfalls, glaciers, hot springs, craters and cliffs cohabit with surprising harmony.
In the hand of a polar explorer with a spectacular sports career in the cold regions of the planet we will cross part of this amazing island locate in mid-Atlantic ocean. In Iceland, even the most seasoned traveler will not cease to be amazed at every turn. Swimming in a geothermal lake, being in the great Atlantic fault that separates Europe from America, being closer to Gullfoss an impressive double waterfall, seeing a lagoon inundated of icebergs where was filmed a spectacular sequence of 007 agent film or feeling the force of a geyser in the country that gave name to all geysers in the world, no doubt that will leave their mark on the visitor.

Besides admiring the nature, Iceland, also invites  to do many activities that make you feel its incomparable nature even closer, like sailing in an amphibious vehicle among the ice floes, visiting beaches like you have never imagined, as that one in which the Clint Eastwood's film "Flags of our fathers" was shot, or relaxing in tranquil hot springs where we will forget that there is another world outside its borders.

And the magic of the country also does not breathe at night when the sky is covered with Northern Lights. The scientists consider the most impressive light phenomenom of nature. So when one watches them, one wonders if it was one of these "Northern Lights" which prompted Leifur Eiriksson to reach the shores of America 500 years before Columbus...
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
- Flight to Rekjavik (Keflavik airport).
- Transfer by private car to Reykjavik.
- Accommodation in hostel/hotel in Reykjavik.

Day 2
- Breakfast at the hostel/hotel.
- Trip by private vehicle to the Reykjanes Peninsula, a volcanic area where hit the waves of the North Atlantic.
- Crossing the bridge that separates the continents of Europe and America.
- Comida picnic en la playa donde se rodó la película de Clint Eastwood "Banderas de nuestros padres".
- Picnic lunch on the beach where the Clint Eastwood's movie "Flags of Our Fathers" was filmed.
- Transfer to the Blue Lagoon geothermal complex where you can swimm feeling the water vapors from the center of the earth.
- Return to Reykjavik.
- Dinner at your own.
- Accommodation in hostel/hotel in Reykjavik.

Day 3
- Breakfast at the hostel/hotel.
- Trip by private vehicle to the called Golden Circle. There we will visit the Pingvellir National Park, which was set up the first European Parliament at the foot of the great Atlantic fault that separates the European and American continental shelves.
- Picnic lunch during the excursion.
- After having lunch we will visit Geyser, the place that gave its name to all hot springs in the world that flow in a stream. There you can test the strength of the steaming Strokkur geyser throwing water column over 30 meters high.
- Then the route continues to Gullfoss, the most spectacular waterfall in Iceland, which is precipitated by a large double drop over a fault.
- Accommodation in hostel/farmhouse in Gulfoss.

Day 4
- Breakfast at the hostel/farmhouse.
- In a private vehicle we will start the route all over Iceland.
- Heading south we will visit the waterfalls of Seljalandsfoos, we will be able to walk just behind the 60 meters high waterfall, and the waterfall Skogafoss that we will admire from the top.
- Visit the open-air ethnographic museum of Skogar.
- The journey will continue to Dyrholaey, a cliff that forms the southernmost tip of Iceland from where you can see a large natural arch 120 meters high that erosion formed on basalt rock.
- Picnic lunch on the black sand beach of Skogansandur. Here we will be able to admire a basalt columns that amaze by its perfection.
- Accommodation in hostel/farmhouse in Vik.

Day 5
- Breakfast at the hostel/farmhouse.
- Continuation of the route to the eastern part of Iceland where we will pass near the Myrdalssandur glacial sands and the vast lava fields of Eldraun until the Skaftafell National Park.
- Picnic lunch during the excursion.
- Then we will do a walk to the famous Svartifoss waterfall and we will make out the Vatnajökull, the largest glacier in Europe. All the glaciers in Europe combined could fit inside of this great ice mass of 8,400 square kilometers.
- Accommodation in hostel/farmhouse in Vatnajökull.

Day 6
- Breakfast at the hostel/farmhouse.
- The route heads east towards the great eastern fjords, but before we will visit the Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon where giant icebergs from Vatnajokull float piled up in a magic touch.
- Because of its beauty, in this lake were filmed important scenes of large Hollywood productions, such as a spectacular chase in the James Bond film entitled "Die Another Day", or mythical scenes from the Batman movies or Tom Raider.
- In the same lake we will be able to sailing in an amphibious vehicle which you can admire very close the magnificent icebergs closer. The place is home to seals, Arctic terns and countless seabirds.
- Picnic lunch in the lagoon.
- Continuation of the route to the city of Egilstadir.
- En route to the east of Iceland we will pass uninhabited fjords wihich the cliffs, beaches and isolated farms will frame a landscape of barren beauty.
- Accommodation in hostel/farmhouse in Egilsstadir.

Day 7
- Breakfast at the hostel/farmhouse.
- Continuation of the route to the Myvat lake. En esta zona se podrá ver la gran cascada de Detifoss, la más caudalosa de toda Europa. In this area we will see the great waterfall of Detifoss, the mightiest in Europe.
- Picnic lunch on the banks of the mighty Joculsa river which is born in the Vatnajökull glacier.
- There you can almost touch the Kraftla, a volcano whose energy is collected by a geothermal power station. An easy walk through natural smoking chimneys will verify that the land in Iceland is alive.
- Our route will continue to Myvat lake, home to numerous ducks.
- The next stop is the fishing village of Husavik.
- Accommodation in hostel/farmhouse in Husavik.

Day 8
- Breakfast at the hostel/farmhouse.
- In the morning we will do a boat trip for whale watching in the great bay that extends to the north. These nutrient-rich water is elected each year by species like the humpback whale, killer whale, the blue whale and other cetaceans. There are many opportunities to see close some of these amazing animals.
- Picnic lunch during the excursion.
- During the route we will stop to see the Godafoss waterfall, where according to legend, were thrown in the water the last pagan idols before all the Vikings were converted to Christianity.
- The route will pass through Akureyri, the capital of northern Iceland.
- Then we will arrive in the coastal town of Stikkisholmur.
- Accommodation in hostel/farmhouse in Stikkisholmur.

Day 9
- Breakfast at the hostel/farmhouse.
- Our route will go into the peninsula of Snaefell where we will see the Kirkjufell a peculiar mountain shaped as a wizard hat (Harry Potter type) near the fishing town of Grundarfjordur.
- Climb the Saxo extinct volcano in the Snaefell national park.
- Walk from the fishing village of Hellnar to Arnastapi where there are magnificent views of the volcano, its glacier and the rugged coast of Iceland.
- Picnic lunch during the excursion.
- Visit the beautiful and isolated Budir church, a distinctive black wooden building overlooking the sea and the Snaefell volcano.
- Excursion by car to the slopes of Snaefell volcano where Jules Verne introduced his characters to get into the bowels of the planet in his novel "Journey to the Center of the Earth."
- Accommodation in hostel/farmhouse in Arnastapi.

Day 10
- Breakfast at the hostel/farmhouse.
- Return to Reykjavik.
- Picnic lunch during on the route.
- We will go into the tunnel under the seabed of the of Akranes fjord.
- Arrival in Reykjavik.
- Dinner at your own.
- Accommodation in hostel/hotel in Reykjavik.

Day 11
- Breakfast at the hostel/hotel.
- Transfer by private car to the Reykjavik International Airport.
- Flight Reykjavik - home.
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RESERVATION
Before 45 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 45 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
8 People
INCLUDED
- 3 Nights in guesthouse in Reykjavik in doble room.
- 7 Nights at farm/hostel in double room.
- 7 Breakfasts at farms/hoste during the trip.
- 7 Dinners at farms/hoste during the trip.
- 9 Picnic lunchs.
- All excursions and visits included in the trip program.
- Rental vehicle for the trip.
- Petro for the car (only guided trip).
- Multi-adventure travel insurance.
- Guide (only in guided trip).
NOT INCLUDED
- Flight tickets.
- Air taxes.
- Meals in Reykjavik.
- Meals in airports and airplanes.
- Anything not specified in the paragraph included.
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.
SUPPLEMENTS
- Hotel accommodation in Reykjavik (optional).
- Accommodation in single room (optional).
- Accommodation in hotels on route (optional).
- Cancellation insurance (optional).
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Ski crossing on the ice sea of Greenland

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DATES
February and March 2022
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TRAVEL RESUME
Ski route on the frozen sea of the remote East Greenland coast.
In the remote and until recently inaccessible east coast of Greenland we will ski on a frozen sea getting round icebergs, chaotic ice zones, areas of thin ice, snowdrifts, open water and other obstacles characteristics of polar seas. This intimate contact with the polar terrain will give us the chance to see arctic wildlife roaming freely. With a little luck we may watch seals, polar bears or arctic hares among other wild inhabitants of the Arctic territory
Our starting point is a remote traditional Inuit village of just over 200 inhabitants situated on the island of Kulusuk. We will arrive there from Iceland after a spectacular flight. Once on route we will move forward distinguishing to our West the wild mountains of Greenland with its towering peaks. To our East we will have the endless horizon of the Demark Strait. Dragging our sled all equipment, food and fuel for the expedition we will go forward every day to reach the island of Erqiligarteq from which on clear days we have a vision of hundreds of miles of pack ice. At night we will sleep in expedition tents in the same sea ice on which we were skiing. The ocean water will be just a meter beneath our bodies.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
- Flight home - Reykjavik.
- Night in hostel.

Day 2
- Flight Reykjavik - Kulusuk (East Greenland coast).
- Accommodation in hostel.
- Visit the traditional village of Kulusuk of 290 inhabitants.
- Free time for an optional tour by dogsled in the traditional Inuit way (dogs are tied in a fan shape so they are able to adapt to the chaotic ice zones of frozen sea).

Day 3
- Crossing on skis along the Fjord Ikasgrtik that generally have large icebergs trapped in the ice. Continuation of the route through the Fjord Aqartertuluk whose beginning we will go deep into the great ice 
sea of the Denmark Strait. A zone of ice that generally has large open water channels. This is an area of polar bears. On the route we will take a dog trained for polar bear to alert us if "Nanoq", which is 
like the Inuit call this large carnivore, is approaching . We will also carry a rifle as defence in case of polar bear attack.
- Overnight in tent.

Day 4
- Crossing on skis skirting Ingingaleq, a steep island which we will be able to climb to the top in order to make out the infinite and white horizon of the Denmark Strait pack ice.
- Overnight in tent.

Day 5
- Crossing on skis to the island of Aqarterluq located between Ingingaleq and large island where is located the Apusiajik glacier.
- Overnight in tent.

Day 6
- Crossing with skis up to the Ima Iqteajip Fjord with views of the vast ocean of ice that is lost in the horizon.
- Overnight in tent.

Day 7
- Crossing on skis to the small island of Nuerniagkat, then we will reach the southern end of the large island of Qianarteq.
- Overnight in tent.

Day 8
- Crossing on skis to south-easterly direction to go around dozens of small islands that are the border with the free frozen sea.
- Overnight in tent.

Day 9
- Crossing on skis around the eastern slope of the Erqiligarteq Island.
- Overnight in tent.

Day 10
- Crossing back on skis to Kulusuk rounding the east side of Ingigaleq side.
- Overnight in tent.

Day 11
- Return through the Ikasgrtik Fjord near Kulusuk.
- Overnight in tent.

Day 12
- Morning margin in case of bad weather.
- Flight Kulusuk - Reykjavik.
- Night in hostel.

Day 13
- Flight Reykjavik - home.
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MINIMUN GROUP
6 people
INCLUDED
- 2 Nights of accommodation in hostel in Reykjavik
- 1 Night of accommodation in hostel in Kulusuk.
- Full board in Greenland.
- Rental of the specific equipment during the expedition (polar parkas, polar boots, expedition mittens, 40º degrees below zero sleeping bag, skis, sleds, etc.).
- 1 Dog trained to alert to polar bears.
- 1 Rifle to repel a possible polar bear attack.
- Expedition insurance.
- Arctic World Guide.
- Rental of group equipment during the expedition (expedition tents, stoves, GPS, satellite phone for emergencies, etc.)..
- 1 Piece of Package of 12 kg of personal baggage. 
NOT INCLUDED
- Flight home - Kulusuk.
- Air taxes.
- Transfers in Iceland.
- Meals in Iceland.
- Meals on transfers and aiports.
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.
- Costs of air excess weight in group baggage (to share among all travellers).
- Extra accommodation nights and extra meals in Reykjavik, Kulusuk airports and other towns because of flight delays and delays during the expedition due to weather conditions, snow and ice conditions, strikes at airports and any other causes beyond Arctic World.
- Personal mountain clothes and personal equipment.
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Dog sled expedition in the land of the last Inuit

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DATES
15 Februay to 15 April 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Dogsled expedtion on the East coast of Greenland with local guides, descendants of the last Inuit contacted by the white man
Travel on the ice sea by dogsled in the traditional way with Inuit guides. Route among huge icebergs trapped in the frozen sea in one of the few places in the world where dogsled still is used as main way of transportation. Visit tiny and remote Inuit villages in the area of Ammassalik where were contacted the last Inuit (Eskimo) by the white man.
We might have the opportunity to see Polar Bears. More than 200 km of route through towering glaciers, ice sea in constant motion and steeply mountains where is possible watching seals, arctic hares and other polar wildlife. The route runs along the Denmark Strait nearby the ice floes area where polar bears move and hunt.
 
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
- Flight country of residence - Reykjavik.
- Transfer to the city of Reykjavik.
- Overnight in Reykjavik.
- Dinner at your own.

Day 2
- Breakfast at your own.
- Transfer to Reykjavik Domestic Airport at your own.
- Flight Reykjavik - Kulusuk (East Greenland).
- Visit the small village of Kulusuk of 290 inhabitants located on the island of the same name.
- Dinner at local house.
- Overnight in local house.

Day 3
- Breakfast at local house.
- Preparation of the expedition gear for the dogsled expedition.
- Free time to stroll through Kulusuk Island.
- Dinner at local house.
- Overnight in local house.

Day 4
- Breakfast at local house.
-Starting of the dogsled expedition with Inuit guides in the traditional way. For millennia the symbiosis between man and dog has made the Inuit survive in the most extreme climate of the planet. This area is one of the few places in the world where it is still used the dogsled as regular way of transport. Here you can learn from first-hand the movement techniques of the Inuit. On our way north we will cross passes between mountainous islands to reach the Denmark Strait through the Ikasartik Fjord where icerbergs keep as prisoners in the ice.
- Expedition food during the route.
- Dinner in hunting hut.
- Overnight in hunting hut.

Day 5
- Breakfast in hunting hut.
- We will continue our dogsled ride inside the Ikasartivaq fjord reaching Erqiligarteq Islands and the tiny island of Imilik on the edge of the ice pack where polar bears usually hunt their favorite prey: the Seal.
- We will finish our route in the isolated island of Uigerte.
- Expedition food during the route.
- Dinner in tent.
- Overnight in tent.

Day 6
- Breakfast in tent.
- The route continues with the passage between Iivirlaq and Manigsikajik islands to reach the small village of Sermiliaaq with just 220 inhabitants located at a long isthmus. This traditional settlement is the northernmost inhabited place in the area Angmagssalik.
- Visit Sermiliaaq where we will see from first hand how is life in a remote and isolated traditional village in Greenland.
- Dinner in a local house
- Overnight in a local house at Sermiligaq village.

Day 7
- Breakfast at local house.
- Continuing our journey by dogsled through the Ikasak and Nordre Ikerasaq to reach again the area of floating icebergs.
- Riding on the frozen sea we will reach the island of Tukingaleq located in front of the glacier tongue Apusineq.
- Expedition food during the route.
- Dinner in tent.
- Overnight in tent.

Day 8
- Breakfast in tent.
- Our route heads southwest on a long crossing onto ice sea where ice floes escort the maritime ice stuck on the coast.
- In the evening we will camp on the shore of the tiny island called Uigertivit directly facing the vast frozen ocean.
- Expedition food during the route.
- Dinner in hunting hut.
- Overnight in hunting hut.

Day 9
- Breakfast in hunting hut.
- In other long run over open ice sea we will reach, with the Greenlandic dogsled the Qartuluk Bau located at the eastern end of the island of Ingingaleq.
- Expedition food during the route.
- Dinner in tent.
- Overnight in tent.

Day 10
- Breakfast in tent.
- From Ingingaleq nos we will go to the Eastern end of the island of Kulusuk, where we will stay overnight in the abrupt east side.
- Expedition food during the route.
- Route through the southern coast of Kulusuk Island to reach to the village of the same name through a labyrinth of tiny islets.
- Arrival to Kulusuk
- Dinner at local house.
- Overnight in local house.

Day 11
- Breakfast at local house.
- Extra day as margin in case of bad weather.
- Lunch and dinner at local house.
- Overnight in local house.

Day 12
- Breakfast at local house.
- Flight Kulusuk - Reykjavik.
- Dinner at your own.
- Night in Reykjavik.

Day 13
- Breakfast at your own.
- Transfer to Keflavik International Airport.
- Flight Reykjavik - Country of residence.
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RESERVATION
Before 90 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 90 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 person
INCLUDED

- 1 Inuit guide per traveller.
- 5 nights of accommodation at local house in Kulusuk (Greenland).
- 7 days hire of 1 dogsled per traveller.
- Full board in local houses in Greenland.
- Expedition food during the route by dogsled.
- Transfers in Greenland according the travel program.
- Transfer Keflavik International Airport - Reykjavik (round trip).
- Expedition insurance.
- Rental of all specific polar equipment (parka, boots polar expedition mittens, sleeping bags, etc.).
- Rent of grupo equipment (tents, snow shovel, etc.).
- 20 kg of personal baggage.

NOT INCLUDED

- Flight Country of residence - Kulusuk and return.
- Air taxes.
- Accommodation in Iceland.
- Transfers and transport in Iceland (except the Keflavik International Airport to Reykjavik roundtrip).
- Meals in Iceland.
- Meals in airports and airplanes.
- Anything not specified in the paragraph included.
- Extra costs of lodging, meals, extra days of sled dogs and local guides due to delays because of weather, ice conditions, snow conditions, logistics inherent in the Arctic, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond the Arctic World control.
- Expenses and procedures to get the visa to Iceland, Greenland, the European Union or other countries if required.
- Air companies expenses due to excess of personal baggage.

SUPPLEMENTS
Trip Cancellation Insurance.
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Optional: 9 days of expedition.   Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Lapland, the home of Sami people

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DATES
December 2021 to March 2022
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TRAVEL RESUME
Trip to see Northern Lights in the capital of the Sami people along the shores of Inari lake
The largest lake in Lapland is called Inari and it is located more than 300 km north of the Arctic Circle. Its more than 1,000 square kilometers and more than 3,000 islands are nestled in the middle of the largest wilderness area in Europe. And right here is where we will travel. Our base will be a small charming hotel located in the small village of Inari, located beside the lake of the same name, which is the capital of the Sami people, the traditional reindeer breeders.

During the day we will visit a traditional farm Sami where we see at first hand the culture of reindeer herders, and among other activities, we will visit Ukonkivi, the sacred island of ancient Samis.

And at night we will have the opportunity to marvel at what scientists consider the most impressive luminous phenomenon of nature: the Aurora Borealis. There is no better place to watch it than in the middle of the Lapland woods. There, far from the light pollution of the cities, we will go into ecstasies over the vision of a colorful night sky moving. Who sees an Aurora Borealis never forget it...

TRAVEL PROGRAM

Day 1
- Flight country of residence - Ivalo (Lapland).
- Transfer Ivalo airport to Inari.
- Overnight at hotel in Inari.

Day 2
- Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
- Snowmobile route across the frozen Inari Lake that with its more than 3,000 islands is one of the most beautiful in Lapland. During the tour we will visit Ukonkivi, the sacred island of Sami people where they made sacrifices to their gods. Also visit Pielpajarvi, the ancient church of XVII century. All that, enjoying the snowy landscape of the largest wilderness area in Europe.
- Lunch by yourself.
- Dinner at the hotel restaurant.
- Overnight at the hotel.

Day 3
- Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
- Visit to a reindeer farm where we will learn about Sami culture, that one of ancestral breeders that herd these arctic animals.
- Lunch by yourself.
- Dinner at the hotel restaurant.
- Overnight at the hotel.

Day 4
- Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
- Free morning to visit at your leisure the Siida Museum, the Lapish museum to learn more about the nature of Lapland and ancient Sami people.
- In the evening, night tour by snowshoes through the woods of Inari while we will watch the sky searching the bright aurora borealis.
- Lunch by yourself.
- Dinner at the hotel restaurant.
- Overnight at the hotel.

Day 5
- Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
- Free morning to wander around the Inari town or optional excursions (ice fishing, traditional Nordic ski tours, traditional Lappish cooking course, dog sled tours, etc..)
- In the evening, night route by Norwegian horses sled to see the Northern Lights in the Lapland wilderness.
- Lunch by yourself.
- Dinner at the hotel restaurant.
- Overnight at the hotel.

Day 6
- Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
- Transfer Inari - Ivalo airport.
- Flight Ivalo - country of residence.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE
30 days before
RESERVATION
Before 45 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 45 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 Person
INCLUDED

- 5 Nights at hotel in double room.

- 5 Breakfasts buffet.

- 5 Dinners at the hotel restaurant.

- Transfer Ivalo airport - Inari (round trip).

- All excursions and visits included in the travel program.

- In the snowmobile tours, 2 persons/snowmobile.

- Multiadventure travel insurance.

- Rental of all specific polar equipment required during the trip.

NOT INCLUDED

- Airline Flights.

- Air and carrier taxes.

- Lunches.

- Meals in airports and airplanes.

- Siida Museum entrance tickets.

- Optional excursions.

- Extra meals and accommodation nights in towns and airports due to transports delays because of weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond the control of Arctic World.

- Extra activities out of the trip plan.

- Extra days of accommodation out of the trip plan.

- Anything not specified in the paragraph "Includes".

- Costs and applications for visa to Finland, the European Union or other countries if required.

- Personal baggage excess.

SUPPLEMENTS
- Accommodation in single room.

 

- Cancellation insurance (optional).

NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Greenland: extension from Iceland

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DATES
15 July to 30 September 202
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
4 days of travel to the Greenland icecap, icebergs, whales and tiny traditional Inuit villages
Route by boat and on foot in Angmagssalik, the area where the last Inuit were contacted by white man. Sailing by local boat through the big fjords of the East Greenland coast. The route skirts the tundra, enormous icebergs, craggy mountains and the Great Greenland icecap, the second biggest ice mass on Earth.
Visit tiny villages almost uninhabited. Flanking stunning glaciers we will sailing inside the Blue Diamond Bay flooded with bright cobalt blue icebergs. Sighting of whales, seals and other arctic wildlife. A compendium of the best marvellous of Greenland.
TRAVEL PROGRAM

Day 1
- Transfer at your own to the Reykjavik domestic airport.
- Flight Reykjavik - Kulusuk (East Greenland coast).
- Visit the tiny village of Kulusuk with 290 inhabitants that is located in the island of the same name.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Night at an Inuit local house.

Day 2
- Breakfast at local house.
- Sailing by local boat from Kulusuk to Tiniteqilaq thorough the great Angmagssalik fjord. During the navigation we will pass the abandoned village of Qnertivartivit located in a small island at the mouth of the Ikasartivaq fjord, the access to the traditional tiny village of Tiniteqilaq with around 250 inhabitants.
- Picnic lunch during route.
- Visit of Tiniteqilaq village. This area is one of the few places in the world where still is used the dogsled as a main way of transport in the winter season.
- Sailing through the deep fiord of Sermilik that is flooded by icebergs.
- Sailing inside the Nagtivit fjord, named as the Blue Diamond Bay because of the beautiful iceberg with blue cobalt colours that dot the bay and where is relativaly easy to see seals.
- Disembark beside the glacier face of the fjord where we will catch sight of the Greenland icecap, the second biggest ice mass on Earth.
- Picnic lunch during the route.
- In the afternoon we will round the big Angmagssalik island. During this part of the sailing we will have lot of chances to see whales that feed in these cold waters.
- Next we will reach at the abandoned village of Ikateq located at the entrance of the Sermilik fjord where it meets the great Ocean. This village is preserved intact as it was left by its inhabitants.
- During this coastal sailing is very common meeting huge icebergs wander adrift coming from a very long glacier face located hundreds of kilometres north of our position.
- In the evening arrival to Kulusuk.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Night at an Inuit local house.

Day 3
- Breakfast at local house.
- Free day for optional activities and excursions as the boat tour to Tassilaq, considered one of the most beautiful cities in the whole Greenland or the sailing tour to the small fishing settlement of Sermiligaq visiting Ikateq, an abandoned air base from the Second World Word and the Karale and Knud Rasmussen glaciers.
- Lunch at an Inuit local house.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Night at an Inuit local house.

Day 4
- Breakfast at local house.
- Flight Kulusuk - Reykjavik.
- Transfer to your accommodation in Reykjavik at your own.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 60 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 60 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 person
INCLUDED

- 3 Nights of accommodation at Inuit local houses.

- Full board in Greenland.

- All excursions and visit included in the program trip.

- Transfers in Greenland according the program trip.

- 1 Local skipper for the boat.

- Multiadventure trip insurance.

- 20 Kg of personal baggage.

NOT INCLUDED

- Flight country of residence - Iceland and return.

- Flight Reykjavik - Kulusuk and return.

- Air taxes.

- Accommodation in Iceland.

- Meals in Iceland.

- Meals in airports and planes.

- Personal mountain clothes and personal equipment.

- Anything not specified in the "Include" section.

- Activities and excursions not specified in the travel program.

- Optional activities and excursions.

- Costs and applications for visa to Greenland, Iceland, the European Union or other countries if required.

- Extra costs of accommodation, boating and meals due to flight delays, weather factors, sea and ice conditions, and any cause beyond of Arctic World.

- Excess of personal baggage.

SUPPLEMENTS
Accommodation
Hotel in Kulusuk.

Extra days
Option to extend the staying in Greenland more days.

Optional excursion to Tassilaq
Boat tour to Tassilaq, capital of the Ammassalik district and one of the most beautiful cities in the whole Greenland.
 
Optional excursion to Sermiligaq
Sailing route to Sermiligaq village visiting the abandoned Second World War USA air base, the village of Kuumiut and the Karale and Knud Rasmussen glaciers. Notice that this excursion requires an extra night in Greenland.
 
Boat trip: whale watching
Sailing tour by local boat through the ocean to see cetaceans in their natural habitat, such as Humpbacks and Orcas.

Optional excursion to Apusiajik Glacier
Sailing by local boat through the Tunu Bay to reach the glacier. We can approach to the Apusiajik glacier and its blue ice falling into the ocean.
NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Greenland, polar icecap and Inuit villages

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DATES
From 15 July to 30 September 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
8 days tour to the Great Greenland icecap, icebergs, whales and traditional tiny Inuit villages
Route by boat and on foot in the remote East Greenland coast through the biggest fjords of Angmagssalik. Easy hiking on tundra, along lakes and the Great Greenland polar icecap, the second biggest ice mass on Earth. Visit tiny villages almost uninhabited. Swimming among icebergs dressed with thermal and waterproof suits. Chances of sighting whales, seals, polar bears and other arctic wildlife.
Route through stunning glaciers.sailing inside the Blue Diamond Bay flooded with bright cobalt blue icebergs.Probably one of the most complete and varied trip you can do in Greenland nowadays.
TRAVEL PROGRAM

Day 1
- Flight country of residence - Reykjavik.
- Transfer international airport - Reykjavik.
- Dinner at your own.
- Accommodation in Reykjavik.

Day 2
- Breakfast at your own.
- Transfer at your own to the Reykjavik domestic airport.
- Flight Reykjavik - Kulusuk (East Greenland coast).
- Visit the tiny village of Kulusuk with 290 inhabitants located in the island of the same name.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Kulusuk.

Day 3
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Sailing by local boat from Kulusuk to Tiniteqilaq thorough the great Angmagssalik fjord. During the navigation we will visit the abandoned village of Qnertivartivit located in a small island at the mouth of the Ikasartivaq fjord, the access to the traditional tiny village of Tiniteqilaq with around 250 inhabitants.
- Picnic lunch during route.
- Visit of Tiniteqilaq village. This area is one of the few places in the world where still is used the dogsled as a main way of transport in the winter season.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Tiniteqilaq.

Day 4
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Trekking through the isthmus where is settled Tiniteqilaq village until we reach the top of a mountain of 400 metres high above the sea level. From up here we will see the great Sermilik, a big fjord flooded by icebergs as huge as buildings that born from three glaciers very productive: Helheim, Apuserajik and Midgar glaciers.
- Picnic lunch during route.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Tiniteqilaq.

Day 5
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Sailing southward by local boat along the great Sermilik fjord, skirting the big island of Angmagssalik.
- During the route, the one who wish could swim among ancient icebergs with a thermal and waterproof suit. Spectacular photos guaranteed!
- Sailing inside the Nagtivit fjord, named as the Blue Diamond Bay because of the beautiful iceberg with blue cobalt colours that dot the bay and where is relatively easy to see seals.
- Disembark beside the glacier face of the fjord where we will access to the Greenland polar icecap, the second biggest ice mass on Earth. Here, on the ice, we will do an easy route on foot.
- Picnic lunch during the route.
- Next we will reach at the abandoned village of Ikateq located at the entrance of the Sermilik fjord where it meets the great Ocean. This village is preserved intact as it was left by its inhabitants. During our sailing we will have lot of chances to see whales that feed in these cold waters.
- During this coastal sailing is very common meeting huge icebergs wander drift coming from a very long glacier face located hundreds of kilometres north of our position.
- In the evening arrival to Kulusuk.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Kulusuk.

Day 6
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Free day to rest, relax, strolling around Kulusuk or making an optional route by local boat to Sermiligaq fjord to see the Karale and Knud Rasmussen glaciers that meet at the end of the fjord. This is one of place on Earth where is possible to see most clearly the enormous receding (several kilometres) of the glaciers happened during the last 10 years.
- Lunch at an Inuit local hose.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Kulusuk.

Day 7
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Flight Kulusuk - Reykjavik.
- Transfer to your accommodation in Reykjavik at your own.
- Dinner at your own.
- Accommodation in Reykjavik.

Day 8
- Transfer Reykjavik - International airport.
- Flight Reykjavik - Country of residence.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 60 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 60 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 person
INCLUDED

- 5 nights of accommodation at Inuit local houses.
- Full board in Greenland.
- All excursions and visit included in the program trip.
- Transfers in Greenland according the program trip.
- 1 Local skipper for the boat.
- Multiadventure trip insurance.
- Transfer Keflavik international airport - Reykjavik and return.
- 15 Kg of personal baggage.

NOT INCLUDED

- Flight country of residence - Iceland and return.
- Flight Reykjavik - Kulusuk and return.
- Air taxes.
- Accommodation in Iceland.
- Meals in Iceland.
- Transfers in Iceland except the Keflavik international airport - Reykjavik and return.
- Meals in airports and planes.
- Personal mountain clothes and personal equipment.
- Anything not specified in the "Included" section.
- Activities and excursions not specified in the travel program.
- Optional excursions (see below)
- Costs and applications for visa to Greenland, Iceland, the European Union or other countries if required.
- Extra costs of accommodation, planes, boating and meals due to flight delays, weather factors, sea and ice conditions, and any cause beyond of Arctic World.
- Excess of personal baggage.

SUPPLEMENTS
Accommodation
Hotel in Kulusuk.

Extra days
Option to extend the staying in Greenland more days.

Optional excursion to Sermiligaq
Sailing route to Sermiligaq village visiting the abandoned Second World War USA air base, the village of Kuumiut and the Karale and Knud Rasmussen glaciers.
 
Optional excursion to Tassilaq
Boat tour to Tassilaq, capital of the Ammassalik district and one of the most beautiful cities in the whole Greenland.

Boat trip to whale watching
Sailing tour by local boat through the ocean to see cetaceans in their natural habitat, such as Humpbacks and Orcas.
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Around Svalbard

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DATES
July and August 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
A voyage around Spitsbergen, the largest island of the Svalbard archipielago in Norway
Near the mouth of Liefdefjorden, we will go ashore for a walk on the tundra island of Andøya. Many common eider and Pink-footed Goose nest here, and the more rare King Eider may also be seen. Sailing into Liefdefjorden, we will cruise near the face of the impressive Monaco Glacier. The waters of the glacier front are a favourite feeding spot for thousands of Kittiwakes and occasionally Polar Bear are seen on the glacier.
TRAVEL PROGRAM

Day 1
- Flight from your country of residence - Oslo.
- Accommodation in a hotel or hostel.
- Lunch and dinner not included.

Day 2
Arrive in Longyearbyen, the administrative capital of the Spitsbergen archipelago of which West Spitsbergen is the largest island. Before embarking there is an opportunity to stroll around this former mining town, whose parish church and Polar Museum are well worth visiting. In the early evening the ship will sail out of Isfjorden.

Day 3
Heading north along the west coast, we arrive by morning in Krossfjorden, where we board the Zodiacs for a cruise along the sculpted front of the 14th of July Glacier. On the green slopes near the glacier, a colourful variety of flowers bloom, while large numbers of Kittiwake and Brünnich’s Guillemot nest on the nearby cliffs. There is also a good chance of spotting Arctic Fox, who patrol the base of the cliffs in case a chick falls from its nest, and Bearded Seal, who cruise this fjord. In the afternoon we sail to Ny Ålesund, the world’s most northerly settlement.
Once a mining village - served by the world’s most northerly railway, which can still be seen - Ny Ålesund is now a research centre. Close to the village is a breeding ground for Barnacle Goose, Pink-footed Goose and Arctic Tern. Visitors interested in the history of Arctic exploration will want to walk to the anchoring mast used by Amundsen and Nobile, in the airship Norge in 1926 and Nobile in the airship Italia in 1928, before their flights to the North Pole.
Day 4
Near the mouth of Liefdefjorden, we will go ashore for a walk on the tundra island of Andøya. Many common eider and Pink-footed Goose nest here, and the more rare King Eider may also be seen. Sailing into Liefdefjorden, we will cruise near the face of the impressive Monaco Glacier. The waters of the glacier front are a favourite feeding spot for thousands of Kittiwakes and occasionally Polar Bear are seen on the glacier.

Days 5 and 6
We have our northernmost landing at Phippsøya, in the Seven Islands north of Nordaustlandet. Here we will be at 81 degrees north, just 540 miles from the geographic North Pole. Polar Bear inhabit this region, along with Walrus and Ivory Gull.  We may sit for several hours in the pack ice, taking in our spectacular surroundings with their own wildlife. When the edge of the sea-ice is  tens of miles north of  the Seven Islands (mostly in August)  we will spend a  second day to get to and in the sea ice.  Alternatively (mostly in July) we turn to Sorg Fjord where we may find a herd of Walrus not far from the graves of 17th century whalers. On a nature walk, we may encounter families of Ptarmigans. The opposite side of the fjord is also a beautiful area for an excursion.

Day 7
Today we will sail into Hinlopen Strait, home to Bearded Seal, Ringed Seal, Polar Bear, and Ivory Gull. We’ll navigate the ice floes of Lomfjordshalvøya in our zodiacs and explore the bird cliffs of Alkefjellet with thousands of Brünnich’s Guillemot. On the east side of Hinlopenstrait, we’ll attempt a landing at Augustabukta on Nordaustlandet, home to reindeer, Pink-footed Goose, breeding Ivory Gull, and Walrus. Near Torrelneset, we will explore the polar desert of Nordaustlandet, next to the world’s third largest ice cap, which meets the sea nearby. We will walk along beautiful coastline covered in smooth rocks, sculpted by the surf over thousands of years. We may encounter Walrus along the way.

Day 8
In Freemansundet we plan to land at Sundneset on the island of Barentsøya to visit an old trapper's hut and then take a brisk walk across the tundra in search of Spitsbergen Reindeer and Barnacle Goose. Later we cruise south to Diskobukta on the west side of Edgeøya. After a Zodiac cruise through the shallow bay, we land on a beach littered with whale bones and tree trunks, which have drifted here from Siberia. We can also climb to the rim of a narrow gully which is inhabited by thousands of Kitttiwake, together with Black Guillemot and piratical Glaucous Gull. During the breeding season, the base of the cliffs is patrolled by Arctic Fox and Polar Bear, especially females with young cubs, searching for young birds that have fallen from the nesting ledges.
Day 9
We start the day quietly cruising the side fjords of the spectacular Hornsund area of southern Spitsbergen, enjoying the scenery of towering mountain peaks. Hornsundtind rises to 1,431m, while Bautaen shows why early Dutch explorers gave the name ‘Spitsbergen’ - pointed mountains - to the island. There are also 14 magnificent glaciers in the area and very good chances of encounters with seals and Polar Bear.

Day 10
Today we land on Ahlstrandhalvøya at the mouth of Van Keulenfjorden. Here piles of Beluga skeletons (the Beluga is a small white whale), the remains of 19th century slaughter, are yet another reminder of the consequences of thoughtless exploitation. Fortunately, Beluga were not hunted to the edge of extinction and may still be seen locally. Indeed, there is a good chance that we will come across a pod. Cruising into Recherchefjorden during the afternoon we can explore an area of tundra at the head of the fjord where many reindeer feed.

Día 11
Return to Longyearbyen and disembark for the transfer to the airport and the flight to Oslo and home.
 

REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 90 days of the trip: 30% of the trip price + flights. After 90 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 person
INCLUDED
- Transfer from Longyearbyen airport to the vessel (and return).
- Boating according expedition plan.
- Accommodation in a cabin according to chosen option.
- Full board on the ship.
- Trips zodiac according to expedition plan.
- Excursions according to travel plan.
- Multi-adventure insurance
- 1 Piece of 20 kg of personal baggage.
NOT INCLUDED
- Flight from home to Longyearbyen.
- Regular flights air taxes.
- Accommodations in towns and cities.
- Transfers inside towns and other places, except the included from Longyearbyen airport to the vessel.
- Meals on transfers, airports and cities.
- Personal mountain equipment.
- Costs and applications for visa to Norway, European Union or other countries if required.
- Government arrival and departure taxes.
- Laundry on the boat.
- Alcoholic drinks and other drinks.
- Costs of telephone calls and any other telecommunications expends incurred by the travellers.
- Tips for the crew.
- Extra accommodation nights in Norway or other countries due to delays because of weather conditions, ice and snow state, inherent logistic in the Arctic, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond the control of Arctic World.
- Everything not listed in the INCLUDE section.
- Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.
- Air excess costs of personal baggage.
SUPPLEMENTS
In case of a significant increasing of the vessel fuel prices, the expedition price could be reviewed and it could be applied a surcharge to compensate such increasing.
NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Arctic Cruise on the uninhabited eastern coast of Greenland

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DATES
September 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Arctic cruise on the uninhabited Eastern coast of Greenland and the longest fjord in the world

Cruise through Denmark Strait to the uninhabited Eastern coast of Greenland, where we encounter hundreds of huge icebergs, some over 100 metres high and more than a kilometre in length.

In the longest fjord in the world, we can see boreal wildlife, such Musk Oxen, Greenland Whales, Seals and many seabirds. We will visit Ittoqqortoormiit, the biggest settlement near Scoresby Sund. We also can see at night, the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights)!

TRAVEL PROGRAM

Day 1

- Flight from your country of residence – Reykjavik.
- Transfer from airport to the hotel in Reykjavik.
- Accommodation in a hotel In Reykjavk.
- Lunch and dinner not included.

Day 2
- Transfer by bus from Reykjavik hotels in the morning to the ship in Akureyri, where we arrive in the afternoon after six hours drive through North Iceland. In the early evening we leave Iceland and sail north towards the Denmark Strait.
- Full board on the ship.
- Overnight in a cabin according to chosen option.

Day 3
- At sea, sailing north through the Denmark Strait. We are almost certain to see Fulmar, Kittiwake, Gannet and rafts of Common Guillemot.
- We cross the Arctic Circle and continue north, perhaps seeing whales.
-  In the evening we will spot our first icebergs appear as we approach the east coast of Greenland near Kap Brewster.
- Full board on the ship.
- Overnight in a cabin according to chosen option.

Day 4
- In the morning we sail along the ragged and glaciated Volquart Boons Coast. Here we may organise a zodiac cruise along one of the glacier fronts of this coast, and have our first landing near a glacier, like Måne Glacier or in Vikingebugt.
- Later we land on Danmarksø where there are the remains of an Inuit settlement abandoned around 200 years ago. The circular ‘tent rings’ of stones indicate the summer houses, while the winter houses can be seen closer to a small cape. The sites are well preserved, allowing entrances and even bear-proof meat caches to be identified. There are also grave sites.
- In the evening we continue our sailing through the beautiful fjords to the west, choked with icebergs.
- Full board on the ship.
- Overnight in a cabin according to chosen option.

Day 5
- We go ashore at Cape Hofmann Halvø, a reliable spot for viewing Musk Oxen. We may also spot Rock Ptarmigan and at sea Great Northern Diver. The landscape here is particularly beautiful, especially during autumn when the Dwarf Willow and Dwarf Birch change colour. Arctic Blueberry and Crowberry add their own colourful touch - the berries are tasty too!
- In the evening we sail through the fjord towards Scoresby Land enjoying the contrast between the warm autumnal colours of the vegetation on shore, backed by huge dark mountains, and the cold blue of the icebergs.
- Full board on the ship.
- Overnight in a cabin according to chosen option.

Day 6
- On our way to Sydkap in Scoresby Land in the morning, we encounter huge icebergs, some over 100 m high and more than a kilometre in length. Most of the bergs are grounded as the fjord is only about 400 m deep here.

- We land near Sydkap to view the remains of the Thule culture winter houses. As many as 20 people lived in these tiny houses, hunting Greenland Whale and using their vertebrae to build the houses. The landscape here is gently undulating. Musk Oxen and Collared Lemming - survive on the meagre vegetation.

- Full board on the ship.
- Overnight in a cabin according to chosen option.

Day 7
- In the morning we land at a lagoon at the south coast of Jameson Land, an area with waders and geese collecting for the autumn migration. The landscape here is gently undulating. Musk Oxen and Collared Lemming - survive on the meagre vegetation.
-  In the afternoon we visit Ittoqqortoormiit, the biggest settlement near Scoresby Sund with about 400 inhabitants. At the post office you can buy stamps for your postcards, or just wander around to see the sledge dogs and the drying skins of seals, Musk Oxen and Polar Bear.
 - Full board on the ship.
- Overnight in a cabin according to chosen option.

Day 8
- The whole day at sea offers excellent opportunities to see large whales and seabird migration.
- At night the Aurora borealis (Northern Lights).
- Full board on the ship.
- Overnight in a cabin according to chosen option.

Day 9
- Arrive at Akureyri, and transfer by chartered bus to hotels in Reykjavik
- Dinner not included.
- Accommodation in a hotel In Reykjavik.

Day 10
- Transfer from the hotel in Reykjavik to airport.
- Flight from Reykjavik to your country of residence.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 90 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 90 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 person
INCLUDED
- Transfer from International Airport of Keflavik to Reykjavik (and return).
- Transfer by bus from Reykjavik – to Akureyri harbour (and return).
- Boating according expedition plan.
- Accommodation in a cabin according to chosen option.
- Full board on the ship.
- Trips zodiac according to expedition plan.
- Excursions according to travel plan.
- Multi-adventure insurance.
- 1 Piece of 20 kg of personal baggage.
NOT INCLUDED
- Flight from home to Iceland.
- Regular flights air taxes.
- Accommodations in Reykjavik and other towns and cities.
- Transfers inside towns and other places, except the included from International Airport of Keflavik to Reykjavik (and return) and from Reykjavik to Akureyri (and return).
- Meals on transfers, airports and cities.
- Personal mountain equipment.
- Costs and applications for visa to Iceland, Greenland, European Union or other countries if required.
- Government arrival and departure taxes.
- Laundry on the boat.
- Alcoholic drinks and other drinks.
- Costs of telephone calls and any other telecommunications expends incurred by the travellers.
- Tips for the crew.
- Extra accommodation nights in Norway or other countries due to delays because of weather conditions, ice and snow state, inherent logistic in the Arctic, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond the control of Arctic World.
- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.
- Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.
- Air excess costs of personal baggage
SUPPLEMENTS
In case of a significant increasing of the vessel fuel prices, the expedition price could be reviewed and it could be applied a surcharge to compensate such increasing.
NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Brown Bear: the King of the taiga

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DATES
From 1 April to 31 October 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Brown Bear, Wolverine and Wolf watching travel
Viiksimo in Kuhmo, is located in peaceful surroundings next to Russian border, is one of the places in Finland to see and photograp Brown Bears in its natural habitation.
During the night we have good chance to see and photograph Wolves and Bears. With good luck we might also see Wolverine and Golden Eagle. There is one large hide for 12 people and small photography hides for people who want better pictures. The large hide is comfortable with 12 seats and photography holes, bunk beds and dry toilet. The photography hides are for 2 people each. Each hide has 4 photographing holes to the front and one for both sides.
There is room for sitting and sleeping. The large hide is located in the main place, swamp. The small hides are located in different places. Two is on a shore of a pond, two at a pine forest, one in a gorge and four at a swamp.
TRAVEL PROGRAM

Day 1
- Flight from your country of residence – Kajaani’s airport.
- Transfer from Kajaani airport to Kuhmo.
- Accommodation at an old guard station.
- Evening snack is served at the dining area.

Days 2 - 4
- Breakfast.
- Time to make our own walks near the old sguard station and resting.
- After lunch, transfer to the hide.
- Night in the large hide with guide waiting the animals to show up.

Days 5 and 6
- Return to the centre in the morning and breakfast
- Time to rest and make walks on our own.
- After lunch, transfer to the hide, first shortly by car and then by foot about 60-200 meters.
- The guide will take us to the hide and pick up in the morning
- Night at the small photography hide photographing animals.

Day 7
- Breakfast.
- Transfer to Kajaani’s airport.
- Flight from Kajaani to your country of residence.

 

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RESERVATION
Before 45 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 45 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
2 people.
INCLUDED

- Accommodation for 7 days

- 3 nights in a large hide and 2 nights in a pro hide.

- Meals (6 breakfasts, 5 lunches y 6 dinners).

- Transfer from Kajaani’s Airport to the old guard station (and return).

- Guiding in English.

- Multi-adventure insurance.

NOT INCLUDED

- Flights.

- Air taxes.

- Meals on transfers, airports and cities.

- Extra activities and optional excursions  out of the expedition plan.

? Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.
? Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.
? Costs and applications for visa to Finland , European Union or other countries if required.

- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.

SUPPLEMENTS

- Single room.

- Trip cancellation insurance.

NOTES
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Great dogsled route in Lapland

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DATES
From December 2022 to April 2023 (ask for departures)
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Dogsledding through one of the last wilderness areas in Europe

Our 5-days husky trip follows the forests and frozen lakes on the edge of the Pallas-Ylläs National Park, the second cleanest air in the world. This safari is a unique opportunity to admire the untouched nature of Lapland. Each participant drives his or her own sled hauled by a joyful dog team.

Fire making skills, team spirit and wilderness life are learned during the overnights in the wilderness huts. Overnighting in warm wilderness cabins will allow us to recover energy to start a new day of adventure in the heart of Lapland.

TRAVEL PROGRAM

Day 1
- Flight from your country of residence – Kittila.
- Transfer to Muonio.
- Welcome dinner with the safari group.
- Overnight in cabin with sauna.

Days 2 - 6
- After breakfast you will be provided with safari equipment and meet with the guide who gives you a short introduction to the programme of the week. You meet your own dog team, the sleds will be packed and you will be taught how to handle the sled. Start of the safari.
- The route will take you through beautiful forest scenery, over frozen lakes and along the icy rivers.
- Everyone takes care of his dog team, helps to prepare the meals and make fire. Breakfast and dinner are prepared in the huts, lunch by open fire in the wilderness.
- Each night is spent in different cosy huts with sauna.
- On day 6 return to Harriniva in the afternoon.
- Durante la tarde del día 6 de la ruta, volveremos a Muonio.
- Farewell group dinner with Lappish specialities.
- Overnight in our cosy safari cabins nearby Muonio.

Day 7
- Breakfast.
- Transfer to Kittila Airport.
- Flight from Kittila to your country of residence.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 60 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 60 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 person
INCLUDED

- 2 overnights in cabins with shared sauna, shower and wc facilities.

- 4 overnights in wilderness huts.

- Transfer Kittila airport to Muonio and return.

- 5 Days of dogsledding (each participant drives own dog team).

- Full board (from dinner on first day to breakfast on last day).

- A qualified English speaking wilderness guide.

- Multi-adventure insurance.

- Complete equipment (thermo-overall, boots, socks, mittens, warm hat, sleeping bag).

NOT INCLUDED

- Flights.

- Air taxes.

- Meals on transfers, airports and cities.

- Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.

?Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.

? Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.

? Costs and applications for visa to Finland, European Union or other countries if required.

- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.

- Air excess costs of personal baggage.

SUPPLEMENTS

- Extra nights.

- Trip cancellation insurance. 

NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Antarctica Air - Cruise

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DATES
December 2021- February 2022 (ask for departures)
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Cruising by ship along the Antarctic Peninsula
Our adventure starts in Punta Arenas (Chile) where we will stay the first night. Jumping over Cape Horn and the mythical waters of the Drake Passage, the airplane takes us to one of the most spectacular places on earth, the coldest, highest, windiest, driest and remotest continent, Antarctica.
We will enjoy the beauty of one of the most remote places of the World, where we could see the animals’ way of life in their natural state.
Optionally, we could make a guided kayaking excursion, walking through snowy landscapes with snowshoe or extending the adventure, sailing through the Strait of Magellan.
TRAVEL PROGRAM

Day 1
- Flight from the country of residence – Punta Arenas (Chile)
- Transfer to the hotel.
- In the afternoon, we attend a briefing that provides important information about our voyage and reviews the essential guidelines for Antarctic visitors.
- Later, gather for a welcome dinner and meet our fellow adventurers while enjoying a typical regional menu.
- Overnight at the hotel.

Day 2
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Our Antarctic adventure begins with a two-hour flight from Punta Arenas to King George Island, in the South Shetland Islands. As we exit the airplane, the clear Antarctic air fills our lungs for the first time. We explore the area surrounding Chile’s Frei Station and Russia’s Bellingshausen station, before boarding a Zodiac to embark our expedition vessel.

Days 3 - 6
- Cruise between the South Shetland Islands and the western coast of the Antarctic Peninsula, sailing along ice-filled fjords and among spectacular icebergs, while enjoying the company of sea birds, penguins, seals and whales. Each day, we disembark by Zodiac and explore the landscape together with expert polar guides. On board the ship, we attend an engaging program of lectures and presentations, and enjoy spectacular vistas from the glass-enclosed lounge while sharing our daily adventures with fellow guests.
No journey is the same as flexibility is the key to success in Antarctica. The Expedition Team sets the voyage route to take advantage of the ever-changing opportunities provided by Nature, crafting a unique and extraordinary experience each time. While the exact itinerary changes with each expedition, we will explore several spots that offer the best possible overview of the varied Antarctic environment. Our voyage may include visits to sites such as Paulet Island, Hope Bay, Port Lockroy, Petermann Island, Paradise Bay, Deception Island, the Lemaire Channel, or many other magnificent places.

Day  7
- Return to King George Island and bid farewell to Antarctica before boarding the flight back to Punta Arenas.
- Flight from Punta Arenas to the country of residence.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 90 days of the trip: 30% of the trip price + flights. After 90 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 person
INCLUDED
- Flights according to the itinerary.
- Ship cruise
- Accommodation and breakfast, 5 lunches and 6 dinners.
- All drinks on board.
- Shore excursions.
- Lectures and onboard entertainment
- Loan of boots for landing in Antarctica
- Transfer from/to airport/hotel according to the itinerary
- Comprehensive pre- and post- departure information
- Multi-adventure insurance.
NOT INCLUDED
- Flights from/to  your country of residence – Punta Arenas (Chile).
- Meals on transfers, airports and cities.
- Air excess costs of personal baggage.
- Regular flights air taxes.
- Extra activities and optional excursions out of the expedition plan.
- Extra accommodation nights and extra meals in airports because of delays due to weather conditions, ice or snow conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.
? Costs and applications for visa to Chile, LATAM or other countries if required.
- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.
SUPPLEMENTS

Trip Cancellation Insurance (consult prices).

NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Navigation among the icebergs, the polar bear home

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DATES
June - August 2022 (ask dates)
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Arctic cruise to the north ofthe Svalbard islands just 540 miles from the North Pole Geographic
Arctic Svalbard cruise around Spitsbergen Island to the floating icebergs inhabited by polar bears. We can view the remote polar cap, Nordaustlandet. We also can watch seals, walrus, seabirds and another arctic wildlife. We will sail in the fjords of the archipielago, where legendary polar explorers like Willian Parry, Umberto Nobile and others spent different centuries ago.
TRAVEL PROGRAM

Day 1
- Flight from your country of residence - Oslo.
- Accommodation in a hotel or hostel.
- Lunch and dinner not included.

Day 2
Arrive in Longyearbyen, the administrative capital of the Spitsbergen archipelago of which West Spitsbergen is the largest island. Before embarking there is an opportunity to stroll around this former mining town, whose parish church and Polar Museum are well worth visiting. In the surrounding area of Longyearbyen, more than 100 species of plants have been recorded. In the early evening the ship will sail out of Isfjorden, where in the mouth of the fjord we may see our first Minke Whale.

Day 3
We sail to Raudfjord on the north coast of West Spitsbergen, a beautiful fjord dominated by spectacular glaciers and favoured by Ringed and Bearded Seal. The cliffs and shoreline of the fjord also support thriving seabird colonies and a surprisingly rich vegetation, which flourishes in sheltered spots. Polar bear are often seen here.
Day 4
Depending on the weather we may now sail to the mouth of Liefdefjorden and go ashore for a walk on the tundra island of Andøya. Many Common Eider and Pink-footed Goose nest here, and the rarer King Eider may also be seen. We hope to sail into Liefdefjorden, crui¬sing near the 5km long face of the impressive Monaco Glacier. The waters of the glacier front are a favourite feeding spot for thousands of Kittiwake. As well, Polar Bear have been seen on the glacier, providing wonderful opportunities for photography.

Day 5
Today we will sail into Hinlopen Strait, home to Bearded Seal, Ringed Seal, Polar Bear, and Ivory Gull. At the entrance there is the possibility to see Blue Whale. We’ll navigate the ice floes of Lomfjordshalvøya in our zodiacs and explore the bird cliffs of Alkefjellet with thousands of Brünnich’s Guillemot. On the east side of Hinlopenstrait, we’ll attempt a landing at Palanderbukta on Nordaustlandet, home to reindeer, Pink-footed Goose, breeding Ivory Gull, and Walrus.

Day 6
We will try reach our northernmost point at Phippsøya, in the Seven Islands north of Nordaustlandet. Here we will be at 81 degrees north, just 540 miles from the geographic North Pole. Polar Bear inhabit this region, along with Ivory Gull. The ship may sit for several hours in the pack ice, before turning west again.

Day 7
Retracing our route westwards, our route takes us through and along the pack ice, keeping watch for Polar Bear and the elusive Greenland Whale (Bowhead). About 40 nautical miles west of Spitsbergen we sail along the edge of the continental shelf, where Fin Whale forage in summer in the upwellings along the Spitsbergen banks. At the mouth of the Kongsfjord we have also good chances to see Minke Whale.

Day 8
We land at the northern tip of Prins Karls Forland near Fuglehuken. Seabirds nest on the cliffs, and along the coast we see Harbour Seal, the only population found in Spitsbergen. Here we also will observe the remains of the Polar Bear hunting era, with demolished set guns and bear traps. At the opposite site of Forlandsundet at Sarstangen is a haul out place for Walrus. Alternatively we sail into St. Johns Fjord or south to the mouth of Isfjorden and land at Alkhornet. Seabirds nest on its cliffs and Arctic Fox search the cliff base for fallen eggs and chicks, while Spitsbergen Reindeer graze the relatively luxuriant vegetation. At nighttime we arrive in Longyearbyen.

Day 9
Return to Longyearbyen and disembark for the transfer to the airport and the flight to Oslo and home.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 90 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 90 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 person
INCLUDED
- Transfer from Longyearbyen airport to the vessel (and return).
- Boating according expedition plan.
- Accommodation in a cabin according to chosen option.
- Full board on the ship.
- Trips zodiac according to expedition plan.
- Excursions according to travel plan.
- Multi-adventure insurance.
- 1 Piece of 20 kg of personal baggage.
NOT INCLUDED
- Flight from home to Longyearbyen.
- Regular flights air taxes.
- Accommodations in towns and cities.
- Transfers inside towns and other places, except the included from Longyearbyen airport to the vessel.
- Meals on transfers, airports and cities.
- Personal mountain equipment.
- Costs and applications for visa to Norway, European Union or other countries if required.
- Government arrival and departure taxes.
- Laundry on the boat.
- Alcoholic drinks and other drinks.
- Costs of telephone calls and any other telecommunications expends incurred by the travellers.
- Tips for the crew.
- Extra accommodation nights in Norway or other countries due to delays because of weather conditions, ice and snow state, inherent logistic in the Arctic, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond the control of Arctic World.
- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.
- Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.
- Air excess costs of personal baggage.
SUPPLEMENTS

Trip Cancellation Insurance (consult prices).

In case of a significant increasing of the vessel fuel prices, the expedition price could be reviewed and it could be applied a surcharge to compensate such increasing. 

NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Autumn colours in Lapland

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DATES
Between 15 September and 31 October 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Adventure travel in the EuropeÂ’s largest wilderness area
Discover the multicoloured Lapland nature with the Ruska coming, a natural phenomenon that takes place before the arrival of the cold winter. The landscapes are covered with bright scarlet and gold colours that combined with the mountains, give the startling appearance of an impressionist painting.
We will stay in Saariselkä, at a cozy and comfortably log cabins, equipped with sauna and a fireplace.

During the day, we will visit a reindeer farm to learn about traditional Sami culture, we will cruise on Inari lake, with over 1,000 square kilometers and more than 3,000 islands, we will also enjoy in a small island tour in Holy Island Ukko, we could visit the Siida Museum to know about the life of the Sami people and part of their culture and history.
As early evening began to set in, we will go in search of the magical “Northern Lights” with a quad bike and with a horse carriage.

Fishing excursions at the Taimenjärvi Lake, hiking to Urho Kekkonen National Park or Lemmenjoki, river rafting, horse riding, gold panning, caoeing or mountain bikes, are some of the activities that await for us in an optimal area of observation of the Northern Lights. Who sees an Aurora Borealis never forget it...

TRAVEL PROGRAM

Day 1
- Flight country of residence - Ívalo
- Transfer to Saariselkä.
- Overnight at the cabin.

Day 2
- Breakfast buffet.
- Free time to walk around Saariselkä or participate in optional excursions (fishing excursions, mountain bike routes, rafting o canoeing, etc.)
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Night tour around the Lappish forest to search the magical “Northern Lights” with a quad bike.
- Overnight at the cabin.

Day 3
- Breakfast buffet.
- Free time to walk around Saariselkä or participate in optional excursions (hiking to Urho Kekkonen National Park or Lemmenjoki, mountain bike routes, rafting, gold panning, etc.)
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at the cabin.

Day 4
- Breakfast buffet.
- Visit a traditional reindeer farm where we will learn interesting facts about the Lapland reindeer husbandry.
- Lake Inari cruise, the largest of Lapland.
- Nature walk on Holy Island Ukko.
- Visit Siida Museum, the Lappish museum, where we will learn more about the nature of Lapland and ancient Sami people.
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at the cabin.

Day 5
- Breakfast buffet.
- In the evening, we will make a night route with a horse carriage to see the Northern Lights in the Lappish wilderness.
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at the cabin.
 
Day 6
- Breakfast buffet.
- Transfer from Saariselkä to Ivalo’s Airport.
- Flight Ivalo - country of residence.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 45 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 45 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 Person
INCLUDED

- 6 nights at a cabin.

- 5 breakfasts.

- Transfer from Ivalo’s airport - Saariselka (round trip).

- Luggage transfer to the cabin (on arrival and departure day).

- All excursions and visits included in the travel program.
- Multi-adventure insurance.

- Rental of all specific polar equipment to make the excursions.

NOT INCLUDED

- Flights and air taxes

- Daily cleaning of cabin.

- Lunches and dinners.

- Extra activities and optional excursions out of the travel plan.

? Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.
? Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.
? Costs and applications for visa to Finland, European Union or other countries if required.

- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.

- Air excess costs of personal baggage.

SUPPLEMENTS

- Single room.

- Daily cleaning of cabin.

- Trip cancellation insurance.

- Optional excursions. 

NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organizes tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Svalbard Polar Night

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DATES
From December 2021 to January 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Travel to discover the darkness of the polar night
During our staying in Longyearbyen, an ancient mining settlement in the Svalbard islands, we will feel the polar night, where there is no difference between day and night, darkness reigns in every island’s corners, and the stars and “Northern Lights” give us a wonderful and unforgettable experience.
On this trip our senses must to be prepared to enjoy the calmness that the Arctic offers.
We will make a dog sleighing in the snowy and natural landscapes of Svalbard and we could also descend into the ice and enter a fascinating cave in Lars Glacier, with lots of stalactites. In addition, we could make a snowmobiling experience to observe the Aurora Borealis across the sky.
TRAVEL PROGRAM

Day 1
- Flight from the country of residence to Oslo (Norway).
- Dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse in Oslo.

Day 2
- Flight from Oslo to Longyearbyen (Svalbard).
- Transfer by bus to the hotel in Longyearbyen.
- Free time to walk around Longyearbyen.
- Dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 3
-Breakfast.
-“Snowcat “safari and hunt for the aurora away from the lights of town. Before starting the tour the guides will introduce themselves and give us a quick briefing on the trip. They will then drive us out of town, into the darkness and over the frozen Advent Valley.
- We will make several stops underway to look for the aurora borealis. We will head towards Hiorthhamn, a long-closed mining town on the northern bank of Advent Fjord. Here the guide will serves hot drinks and share stories about the area, while we enjoy the views back towards Longyearbyen.
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 4
-Breakfast.
- Free time to walk around Longyearbyen or participate in optional excursions (snowmobiling experience to observe the Aurora Borealis or sightseeing Longyearbyen and its surroundings).
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 5
-Breakfast.
-Dogsledding through the mountains and the varied landscapes of the Longyearbyen and its vicinity.
- The guide will give the guests an introduction to the mysteries of dogsledding and help everyone to harness the dogs and fasten them to the sleds.
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 6
-Breakfast.
- Flight from Longyearbyen to Oslo (Norway).
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse in Oslo.

Day 7
- Flight from Oslo to the country of residence.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 60 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 60 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 person
INCLUDED

- 4 nights at hotel or guesthouse, in double room, in Longyearbyen, depending on the chosen option.

- Breakfast in Longyearbyen (at the hotel or guesthouse).

- All excursions and visits included in the travel program.
 - Multi-adventure insurance.

- Rental of all specific polar equipment to make the excursions.

NOT INCLUDED

- Flights and air taxes.

- Transfers from the airport to the hotel or guesthouse (round trip).

- Accommodation and meals in Oslo (Norway).

- Lunches and dinners.

? Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.
? Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.
? Costs and applications for visa to Norway, European Union or other countries if required.

- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.

- Air excess costs of personal baggage.

SUPPLEMENTS

- Single room.

- Trip cancellation Insurance.

- Private transfers.

- 4* hotel option.

- Apartment option (mínimum 3 people).

- Extra nights. 

- Optional excursions. 

NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Svalbard, the archipelago at the North Pole gate

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DATES
From 1 June to 30 September 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Adventure in the large archipielago of the Arctic Ocean
During our staying in Longyearbyen, an ancient mining settlement in the Svalbard islands, we will cruise through the Isfjorden and visit Pyramiden, a ghost town in the high north, complete with the world’s northernmost statue of Lenin. From the boat, we could see a varety of animals and arctic birds.
We will enjoy making a kayak trip, paddling on the Adventfjorden, with more than 7 km long and 4 km wide, surrounded by mountains over 1,000 meters high. We also could observe the nature in its purest state.

We will live the adventure of traveling through different paths in the tundra and mountains, and we will discover the surroundings of Longyearbyen on Icelandic horses, and we will visit a glacier and hike up a barren mountain, following the Larsglacier up to 500 meters above sea level and climb to the summit of Sarkofagen Mountain. At this lookout point we have a magnificent view of two grand glaciers, the city of Longyearbyen and the deep blue sea itself.

In midsummer we can enjoy the midnight sun and in September and October, the evening in Svalbard will give us a light show in the sky that we will never forget it!

TRAVEL PROGRAM

Day 1
- Flight from the country of residence to Oslo (Norway).
- Dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse in Oslo.

Day 2
- Flight from Oslo to Longyearbyen (Svalbard).
- Transfer by bus to the hotel in Longyearbyen.
- Free time to walk around Longyearbyen.
- Dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 3
-Breakfast.
- Sailing slowly towards Nordenskiöld glacier. Our destination is Pyramiden, a Russian mining community that was abondened in 1998. Everything is intact even if the streets are deserted. During the cruise, our guide will give us information and tell us about nature, history, hunters, wildlife, etc.
- Warm lunch onboard.
- Dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 4
-Breakfast.
- We will enjoy making a kayak trip, paddling on the Adventfjorden, with more than 7 km long and 4 km wide, surrounded by mountains over 1,000 meters high. We will observe the nature in its purest state.
- Warm lunch during the route (No prior experience necessary).
- Dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 5
-Breakfast.
- Free time to walk around Longyearbyen or participate in optional excursions (visit to Polar Museum or the Air Museum of Spitsbergen, visit the Svalbard’s church, the most northernmost church in the world, etc.)
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 6
-Breakfast.
- Today, we are going to discover the surroundings of Longyearbyen on Icelandic horses. (No prior experience necessary).
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 7
-Breakfast.
- Hiking glacier and hike up a barren mountain, following the Larsglacier up to 500 meters above sea level and climb to the summit of Sarkofagen Mountain. At this lookout point we have a magnificent view of two grand glaciers, the city of Longyearbyen and the deep blue sea itself. At the end of the glacier trek, we walk through a moraine with 60 million year old fossils. You may even take a few fossils with you as souvenirs.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 8
- Breakfast.

- Flight from Longyearbyen to Oslo (Norway).
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse in Oslo.

Day 9
- Flight from Oslo to the country of residence.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 45 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 45 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 person.
INCLUDED
- 6 nights at hotel or guesthouse, in double room, in Longyearbyen, depending on the chosen option.
- 6 breakfast.
- Lunch onboard to Pyramiden.
- Warm lunch during the kaya route.
- Transfers from the hotel to the Pyramiden navigation (round trip).
- Transfers from the hotel to the place of the kayak excursion (round trip).
- All excursions and visits included in the travel program - Guided tours.
- Multi-adventure insurance.
- Rental of all specific polar equipment to make the excursions.
NOT INCLUDED

- Flights and air taxes (from country of residence to Longyearbyen and return).
- Dinners.
- Lunches (except those included during the Pyramiden navigation and kayak).

- Transfer from the airport to the hotel or guesthouse (round trip).

- Meals in airports and flights.
- Extra activities and optional excursions out of the travel plan.
- Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.
- Accommodation and meals in Oslo (Norway).
- Costs and applications for visa to Norway, European Union or other countries if required.
- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.
- Air excess costs of personal baggage.

SUPPLEMENTS

- Single room.

- Trip cancellation insurance.

- Private transfers.

- Apartment option (min. 3 people).

- Extra nights. 

- Optional excursions. 

NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Iceland under the Northern Light

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DATES
October 2022 - April 2023 (ask for departures)
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Trip to see northern lights in Iceland
This trip will allow us to discover the spectacular Iceland. We will know its wild nature, volcanoes reigning the beautiful landscapes, bubbling hot springs and stunning floating icebergs. We will also explore the south coast of the island and the glacier lagoon Jökulsárlón, the largest in Iceland, located between Skaftafell National Park and the town of Höfn.

Once night falls, we will look for the auroras¸ one of the most beautiful natural phenomena that the Icelandic sky offers.

We will make a boat tour to observe the Northern Lights in a different and surprising way.
In this adventure we will discover the hidden power of the land, used as a very useful purpose like the enjoyment of travelers who visit this island of fire and ice.

TRAVEL PROGRAM

Day 1
- Flight from the country of residence to Reykjavik (Keflavik Airport).
- Transfer to Reykjavik.
- Dinner by yourself.
- Accommodation at a hotel in Reykjavik.

 Day 2
- Start the day by visiting the recently opened and fascinating Northern Lights Center in Reykjavik for an exciting and informative presentation on the Northern Lights.
- Onwards to Thingvellir National Park (UNESCO) where the world’s oldest parliament met for centuries on the shores of Iceland's largest lake. We will drive to Laugarvatn Fontana where we experience a geothermal bakery first hand and dig up bread that has been cooked underground.
- After the tour, we sample the delicious bread, served hot from the ground with some butter.
- Continue through farmland areas to the geothermal fields of Geysir with bubbling mud pools and high spouting Strokkur hot spring. Last but not least visit the dramatic two-tiered Gullfoss waterfall, a spectacular sight in winter when frozen mid-cascade.
- Overnight in Fludir area.

Day 3
- We spend the day exploring the region surrounding the towering strato-volcano Eyjafjallajokull, which is probably the most famous volcano in the world today. At the Volcano Visitor Center at Thorvaldseyri Farm, we experience in photographs and film the incredible and personal impact the eruption had on this area.
- Visit an innovative Icelandic farm where the main line of produce is milk and beef but the farm is best known for its grain farming. Driving along the South Shore we stop at the spectacular waterfalls of Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss. Onwards to Reynisfjara black sand beach, viewing the extraordinary lava formations and thundering waves of the North Atlantic Ocean. Evening Northern Lights hunt.
- Overnight in Kirkjub?jarklaustur area.

Day 4
-Skaftafell National Park is one of Iceland's most outstanding areas of natural beauty dominated by the glacier Vatnajokull, Europe's largest ice cap.
- Continue to Jokulsarlon Glacial Lagoon where you can enjoy a breathtaking sight of floating icebergs on the fantastic 180m deep glacial lagoon.
- Overnight in Kirkjub?jarklaustur area.

Day 5
- We head towards the village of Hveragerði which is one of the few sites in the world located directly on top of a geothermal area. Hveragerdi is often called "the flower village" because of its many greenhouses heated by hot water from nearby springs.
- The tour continues to Strandarkirkja a church popularly believed to have a special power to aid success or provide good luck. Then along the coast with breathtaking sea waves through a community once flourishing and now deserted.
- On to the Reykjanes peninsula where we enjoy a visit to the famous Blue Lagoon which is a unique wonder of nature with pleasantly warm mineral rich geothermal water in a middle of a black lava field.
 - Onwards to Reykjavik where the evening is at your leisure.
- Overnight in Reykjavik.

Day 6
- Free day to walk around Reykjavik or participate in optional excursions (riding,snorkeling, etc.)
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Boat night tour to observe the aurora borealis, a different and surprising way to enjoy this natural phenomenon.
- Overnight in Reykjavik.
Day 7
- Transfer to the Keflavik Airport.
- Flight from Reykjavik to the country of residence.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 45 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 45 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 persona
INCLUDED
- 3 nights at the hotel in Reykjavik, including breakfast.
- 3 nights at countryside hotels, including breakfast.
- Guided coach tour from day 2 to day 5.
- 1 admission to Sóley Natura Spa at Icelandair Hotel Reykjavik Natura.
- Entrance fee to the Northern Lights Center in Reykjavik.
- Entrance fee to Volcano Visitor Center at the base of Eyjafjallajokull volcano.
- Visit to an Icelandic farm at base of Eyjafjallajokull volcano.
- Geothermal bakery experience at Laugarvatn Fontana.
- A visit from a local storyteller.
- Northern Lights hunt kit on Day 3 or 4 (flashlight, blanket & thermos of hot cocoa).
- Northern Light guided hunt on foot one selected evening.
- Northern Lights “wake up call” option during the night (available at countryside hotels).
- All excursions and visits included in the travel program.
- Transfers from/to airport/hotel in Reykjavik.
- Multi-adventure insurance.
NOT INCLUDED
- Flights and air taxes.
- Lunches and dinners.
- Beverages.
- Extra activities and optional excursions out of the travel plan.
- Meals in airports and flights.
- Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.
- Blue Lagoon entrance/bathing fee and towel.
- Costs and applications for visa to Iceland, European Union or other countries if required.
- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.
- Air excess costs of personal baggage.
SUPPLEMENTS

- Single room.

- Children accommodation.

- Extra accommodation night in Reykjavik.

- Dinners.

- Trip cancellation insurance. 

- Optional excursions. 

NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Snowmobile route in Lapland to the Arctic Ocean

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DATES
January to March 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Snowmobile tour in the largest wilderness area of Europe
During the route we will pass through the great Inari Lake among its thousands islands to reach the fjords of northern Norway on the shores of the Arctic Ocean. We also will cross frozen lakes, icy rivers and the snowy hills of the great boreal forest. We will sleep overnight in a cozy cabin with sauna and we will visit some tiny Sami villages, which still living from reindeer pastoral activities.
We will have the opportunity to observe the most stunning light phenomenon of nature: the Aurora Borealis. There is no better place to observe them that in the Lapland forest. There, far from light pollution of cities, we'll mesmerize by the vision of a multicolor night sky in motion. Who sees an Aurora Borealis never forget it...
TRAVEL PROGRAM

Day 1
- Flight from your country of residence to Ivalo.
- Transfer to Inari.
- Dinner at the hotel.
- Overnight at the hotel.

Day 2
INARI - SEVETTIJÄRVI - NUORGAM (170 KM)
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- After breakfast pick up and transfer to the safari office. After changing into our winter equipment and listening to the safety instructions, we are ready to start our adventure
 - Today we will drive from Inari village to the northernmost point of the European Union - Nuorgam. We will first drive along the frozen Lake Inari, which is known for its ruggedness and beauty. Then we will turn North to the snowy forests and fells of the Kaldoaivi wilderness area. Enjoying the magnificent sceneries we slowly make our way towards the top of Finland. - Almuerzo picnic en ruta.
- During the day we will enjoy lunch or a picnic-snack by the open fire. Overnight in Nuorgam at a cozy cabin. After a day of driving a nice hot sauna feels sensational. Our day is topped off with a tasty dinner.

Day 3
NUORGAM-ARCTIC OCEAN-NUORGAM (150 KM)

- After breakfast we will hop on our snowmobiles and cross the Norwegian border. Today we will reach the Arctic Ocean! The landscapes of Northern Norway are impressive. The Ice age has molded the shorelines into fjords. Trees are scarce and the vegetation has adapted itself to extreme weather conditions.
 - We arrive to the shores of Tanafjord where we have the chance to walk by the Arctic sea. The Gulf Stream prevents the sea from freezing so if you dare, you can also test your manhood or womanhood by swimming in the icy water. During the day we learn about the Sámi, the King Crab, the salmon and the mighty Ocean itself. We will enjoy lunch in a restaurant or outside depending on the weather conditions.
- In the afternoon we return back to Nuorgam following the famous salmon river Teno.
- In the evening it is time for relaxing. If the sky is clear you might have the chance to see the Northern Lights. Sauna, dinner and overnight at Nuorgam.

Day 4
NUORGAM - KAAMANEN - INARI (190 KM)

- After breakfast we will start our final day of snowmobiling. Our route takes us through wilderness areas, which are known for their breathtaking sceneries. If we are lucky we might spot some arctic wildlife on the way. During the day we will have lunch or a picnic-snack by the open fire.
- We will return to Inari in the afternoon or early evening depending on the weather conditions and the pace of our driving.

Day 5
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Transfer to Ivalo airport.
- Flight from Ivalo to your country of residence.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 60 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 60 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
2 people
INCLUDED
- 2 nights at the hotel in Inari (double room).
- 2 nights at a cabin with sauna.
- 4 breakfasts.
- 3 lunches during the snowmobiling route.
- 4 dinners.
- Guiding in English.
- Transfers from the airport to the hotel (round trip).
- All excursions and visits included in the travel program.
- 3 days of rental of the snowmobile (1 person/snowmobile), including fuel.
- Trip insurance.
- Rental during the trip of polar equipment and specific equipment for snowmobiling.
NOT INCLUDED
- Flights and air taxes (from country of residence to Ivalo).
- Meals in towns not included in the travel program.
- Meals at the airports and flights
- Extra activities and optional excursions out of the travel plan.
- King carb safari.
- Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.
- Extra days of accommodation out of the trip plan.
- Costs and applications for visa to Finland, the European Union or other countries if required.
- Anything not specified in the paragraph "Included".
- Personal baggage excess.
SUPPLEMENTS

- Cancellation insurance (optional).

- Optional extra day: King Crab Safari - Ask prices.

- 2 extra days to reach the Muotkatunturi National Park: Consult prices. 

NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Northern Lights in Canada

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DATES
From Mid November 2021 to April 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Trip to watch the Aurora Borealis in the Northern Lights capital of the world

This trip takes place in Yellowknife, one of the best destinations in the world to observe the aurora borealis, the most spectacular and brilliant phenomenon of nature.

During the day, we make an excursion by dogsled through the snowy forests of Yellowknife and a snowmobile trip. Optionally, we could make a hike on snowshoes, to live the experience of flying over Yellowknife by a light aircraft flight, to make a Dene cultural tour or to visit the Old Town.

Every night, we will go to the Indian “teepees”, which are located far from the town of Yellowknife, in the extreme cold of Canada’s far north, where we will enjoy a pleasant and safe Aurora experience protected from winter cold.

Who sees an Aurora Borealis never forget it...

TRAVEL PROGRAM

DAY 1
- Flight from the country of residence to Yellowknife (Canada).
- Overnight at the hotel.

DAY 2
- Dog team ride experience through the snowy Canadian forests.
- Transfer from the hotel to a warm Indian “teepee” to observe the aurora borealis.
- From the “teepee”, you can appreciate the aurora from any direction in your outdoor heated seats that rotate 360 degrees for your comfort and enjoyment.
- Transfer from the “teepee” to the hotel.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel.

DAY  3
- Free time to walk around Yellowknife or participate in optional excursions like a hike on snowshoes, to live the experience of flying over Yellowknife by a light aircraft flight, to make a Dene cultural tour or to visit the Old Town.
- Transfer from the hotel to a warm Indian “teepee” to observe the aurora borealis.
- From the “teepee”, you can appreciate the aurora from any direction in your outdoor heated seats that rotate 360 degrees for your comfort and enjoyment.
- Transfer from the “teepee” to the hotel.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel.

DAY 4
- Dog team ride experience through the snowy Canadian forests.
- Transfer from the hotel to a warm Indian “teepee” to observe the aurora borealis.
- From the “teepee”, you can appreciate the aurora from any direction in your outdoor heated seats that rotate 360 degrees for your comfort and enjoyment.
- Transfer from the “teepee” to the hotel.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel.

DAY 5
- Snowmobile trip through the snowy Canadian forests.
- Transfer from the hotel to a warm Indian “teepee” to observe the aurora borealis.
- From the “teepee”, you can appreciate the aurora from any direction in your outdoor heated seats that rotate 360 degrees for your comfort and enjoyment.
- Transfer from the “teepee” to the hotel.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel.

DAY 6
-Flight from Yellowknife (Canada) to the country of residence.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 45 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 45 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 person
INCLUDED

- 4 nights at hotel in Yellowknife.

- Transfers from the hotel to the teepee to observe the Northern Lights, included in the travel program.

- Hot beverages at the teepees during the aurora borealis observation.

- All excursions and visits included in the travel program.

- In the snowmobile tours, 2 people/snowmobile.

- Multi-adventure insurance.

- Rental of all specific polar equipment to make the excursions.

NOT INCLUDED

- Flights and air taxes.

- Transfers from/to the airport – hotel in Yellowknife.

- Breakfasts, lunches and dinners.

- Meals at the airports and on board.

- Optional activities.

? Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.
? Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.
? Costs and applications for visa to Canada, European Union or other countries if required.

- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.

- Air excess costs of personal baggage.

SUPPLEMENTS

- Trip cancellation Insurance.

- Dining at the Lodge. 

NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Northern Lights in Yukon

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DATES
From 1st December 2021 to 20th March 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Trip to observe the Aurora Borealis in Whitehorse

This trip takes place in Whitehorse, one of the best destinations in the world to observe the aurora borealis, the most spectacular and brilliant phenomenon of nature.

During the day, we make an excursion by dogsled through the snowy forests of Canada, we could relax in a hot water pool and enjoy the winter landscape and we will make a snowmobile trip.

Optional activities are available, such as ice fishing and snowshoeing, walk through Yukon’s boreal forest, a long route by snowmobile or sledge pulled by huskies or an additional aurora borealis viewing tour.  

Every night, we could observe the Aurora Borealis across the Canadian sky, enjoying a unique experience.

TRAVEL PROGRAM

DAY 1
- Flight from the country of residence to Whitehorse (Canada).
- Transfer from the airport to the hotel.
-  In the evening, we’ll observe Northern Lights, the most impressive luminous phenomenon of nature.  The viewing takes place at a cozy, heated cabin or wall tent with hot drinks and snacks makes this experience even more enjoyable.
- Overnight at the hotel.

DAY 2
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- In the morning we are having a city tour including the following stops: Main Street, Train Depot of the White Pass and Yukon Route, Visitor Reception Center, Log Skyscraper, Log Church, Sternwheeler SS Klondike, Fish ladder, Schwatka Lake and some residential areas.
- Transfer to the lodge.
-  In the evening, we’ll observe Northern Lights, the most impressive luminous phenomenon of nature.
- Lunch by yourself.
- Dinner at the lodge.
- Overnight at the lodge.

DAY  3
- Breakfast at the lodge.
- Transfer from the lodge to the dog kennel outside of Whitehorse, by van.
- Today we’ll learn how to harness the dogs and hitch them to the sled. We’ll run our own dog team!
- Transfer from the “teepee” to the hotel.
-  In the evening, we’ll observe Northern Lights, the most impressive luminous phenomenon of nature.
- Lunch by yourself.
- Dinner at the lodge.
- Overnight at the lodge.

DAY 4
- Breakfast at the lodge.
- We’ll enjoy driving a snowmobile. The instructor drives us to the site and gives us an introduction to the safety of driving a snow machine. After instructions and a trial run with our instructor we’ll be driving our own machine over prepared trails through the incredible winter landscape of the Yukon.
- Transfer back to your hotel in downtown.
-  In the evening, we’ll observe Northern Lights, the most impressive luminous phenomenon of nature.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel.

DAY 5
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Excursion to the Wildlife Preserve. We will have great opportunities to view and photograph wildlife in its natural habitat: Dall Sheep, Bighorn Sheep, Mountain Goat, Deer, Elk, Woodland Caribou, Wood Bison, Musk-Ox and Moose may be seen, usually up close!
- Short drive to Takhini Hot Springs. Relax in the hot water pool and enjoy the winter landscape.
- Free time to make optional activities: ice fishing and snowshoeing, walk through Yukon’s boreal forest,
long route by snowmobile or sledge pulled by huskies or an additional aurora borealis viewing tour.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel.

DAY 6
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Transfer from the hotel to the airport.
-Flight from Whitehorse (Canada) to the country of residence.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 45 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 45 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 persona
INCLUDED


- 3 nights at hotel in Whitehorse.

- 2 nights at the lodge.

- Breakfast and dinners at the lodge.

- Transfers from the airport to the hotel (and return).

- Hot drinks and snacks during the aurora borealis viewing.

- All excursions and visits included in the travel program.

- In the snowmobile tours, 2 people/snowmobile.

- Multi-adventure insurance.

- Rental of all specific polar equipment to make the excursions.

NOT INCLUDED

- Flights and air taxes.

- Meals at the hotel.

- Lunches at the lodge.

- Meals at the airports and on board.

- Coffee shop and desserts at the hot springs.

- Optional activities.

? Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.

? Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.

? Costs and applications for visa to Canada, European Union or other countries if required.

- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.

- Air excess costs of personal baggage.

SUPPLEMENTS

- Optional activities.

- Trip cancellation insurance.

NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Svalbard in winter, the Geographic North Pole archipelago

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DATES
February - March 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Adventure trip on the Spistbergen snowy island
We leave behind more than three months of complete darkness. The sun rises again in the ancient settlement of Longyearbyen, where the daytime is getting longer. At the end of April, the midnight sun remains visible for the full 24 hours till the end of August.
The trip takes place in Svalbard, an archipielago located in the Arctic Ocean, where we can enjoy of a dogsledding route through the wintry landscapes of the island, we descend into the ice, enter into a fascinating cave and we make a snowmobile route around Longyearbyen.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
- Flight from the country of residence to Oslo (Norway).
- Dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse in Oslo.

Day 2
- Flight from Oslo to Longyearbyen (Svalbard).
- Free time to walk around Longyearbyen.
- Dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 3
- Breakfast.
- Ruta en trineo de perros, donde el silencio, la interacción entre las personas y los perros y el magnífico paisaje, dejará un bonito recuerdo en nuestra memoria. Durante nuestra ruta tendremos la oportunidad de disfrutar de la naturaleza ártica, y con suerte, podremos observar a la perdiz nival y renos en su hábitat natural.
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 4
- Breakfast.
- Ruta en motonieve por los paisajes nevados de los alrededores de Longyearbyen.
- Tarde libre para realizar excursiones opcionales como ruta en motonieve por Barentsburg, hiking en las montañas, ruta en motonieve hasta Pyramiden, el pueblo fantasma, etc.
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 5
- Breakfast.
- From the big Longyear glacier right outside town, we descend into the ice and enter a fascinating cave. Equipped with a headlamp we walk in along the passages formed by the melted water under the glacier. Fascinating formations of ice and stones is a breathtaking experience.
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 6
- Breakfast.
- Flight from Longyearbyen to Oslo (Norway).
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse in Oslo.

Day 7
- Flight from Oslo to the country of residence.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 60 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 60 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 person
INCLUDED
- 4 nights at hotel or guesthouse, in double room, in Longyearbyen, depending on the chosen option.
- Breakfasts in Longyearbyen (at the hotel or guesthouse).
- All excursions and visits included in the travel program.
- In the snowmobile tours, 2 people/snowmobile.
- English guide during the excursions.
- Multi-adventure insurance.
- Rental of all specific polar equipment to make the excursions.
NOT INCLUDED
- Flights and air taxes.
- Lunches and dinners.
- Meals at the airports and on the airplanes.
- Transfers from/to the airport – hotel or guesthouse in Oslo.
- Transfers from/to the airport – hotel or guesthouse in Longyearbyen.
- Optional activities.
? Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.
- Accommodation and meals in Oslo (Norway).
? Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.
? Costs and applications for visa to Norway, European Union or other countries if required.
- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.
- Air excess costs of personal baggage.
SUPPLEMENTS

- Trip cancellation insurance

- Private transfers

- 4* hotel option

- Single room

- Extra nights

- Optional activities

NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Around Iceland

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DATES
June and July 2022 (ask for departures)
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Iceland circumnavigation: sailing through the island of the thousand colours
Experience an exciting boat ride in this wild island full of contrasts. Discover its glaciers, volcanoes, black sand beaches and its spectacular waterfalls.
Enjoy contemplating its lush fauna. A magical and colorful Iceland welcome you this summer.

Prepare to be surprised!
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
- Flight from your country of residence - Reykjavik.
- Transfer by bus from the airport to the hotel  in Reykjavik.
- Lunch and dinner not included.
- Accommodation at the hotel in Reykjavik.

Day 2
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Transfer by your own from the hotel to the harbour (this harbour is located in the heart of town which is a 5 minute walk to the inner city).
- Boarding.

Day 3 - Stykkisholmur
- Stykkisholmur is the starting point for our explorations of the Snaefellsnes Peninsula, which just out from Iceland's west coast.  Boarding our Zodiacs, we will explore Breidafjordur Bay, known for its colorful bird life, unique basalt rock formations and stunning scenery. We also have an opportunity to join an adventurous snowcat expedition to the extinct volcano glacier Snaefellsjokull with our experienced guides. The glacier is one of the most famous sites in Iceland primarily because it featured in the novel Journey to the Centre of the Earth by Jules Verne in which the entrance to the mysterious interior of our planet is located on Snaefellsjökull.

Day 4 - Isafjordur
- Today's destination is the idyllic town of Isafjordur, capital of the Westfjords region. This secluded peninsula is connected to the rest of Iceland by only a narrow strip of land. Even by Icelandic standards, the area can be described as unusually isolated. The landscape is characterized by mesas and dramatic fjords that cut deep into the landscape. Enjoy silence and nature while sea fishing or bird watching on the small island of Vigur, or by visiting the Dynjandi Waterfall, the highest cascade in this area.

Day 5 - Siglufjordur
- The next morning we reach the city of Siglufjordur, once the center of the Icelandic herring industry. Learn all about the golden age of Icelandic herring fishing at the award-winning Herring Museum. At lunchtime, we take a Zodiac excursion to Hedinsfjordur, an uninhabited inlet surrounded by the majestic mountains of the Trollaskagi Peninsula. In the early evening we arrive in Akureyri, capital of the north. Go for a stroll through the beautiful town and visit the botanical garden.

Day 6 - Akureyri
- Today the vessel remains in the port of Akureyri while we explore Iceland's north shore. Around 90 minutes by road to the east of the city is the Lake Myvatn region, a strikingly beautiful region where it's said that "heaven and hell" clash. One side of the lake is characterized by the rugged remnants of volcanic activity, while on the other we find fertile plains with lush greenery and a varied bird life. We have a choice between several exciting shore excursions. One possibility is the "Diamond Circle" tour which includes a visit to the massive Dettisfoss waterfall, the colorful Myvatn area and the lush Asbyrgi canyon.

Day 7 - Flatey
- Early in the morning we anchor off the island of Flatey, where we will board the Zodiacs for a whale watching tour in Skjalfandi Bay. During the journey enjoy views of the often snow-capped peaks of the Vik Mountains and be on the lookout for whales and dolphins. In the sheltered bay we can find up to 15 different species of whale, as well as dolphins and birds. After our zodiac tour we will visit the island of Flatey, a bird paradise with over 30 different types of birds and enjoy lunch on the island.


Day 8 – Seydisfjordur
- For our exploration of the Eastfjords, the ship docks in the port of Seydisfjordur. Characteristic of the region are the picturesque fishing villages, steep slopes and panoramic sea views. Spot seals while horseback riding, paddle kayaks in the idyllic fjords, take a hike and look out for wild reindeer or explore the town of Egilsstadir by bike.

Day 9 – Höfn
- The former fishing village of Hofn is a good starting point to explore Vatnajokull glacier. Go on a four-wheel-drive Jeep tour to the foot of the glacier and take a boat trip in the Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon. Icebergs in all shapes and sizes are floating in the water - an unforgettable adventure on a body of water that didn't exist at the beginning of the last century, as the lagoon was recently formed by the retreat of the Breidarmerkurjokull glacier tongue.

Day 10 – Westman Islands
- Located about five miles off the coast of southern Iceland, the island group Vestmannaeyjar were formed by submarine volcanic eruptions around 10,000 years ago. The youngest of the islands only emerged from the sea in 1963. We go ashore in the harbor of Heimaey, the only inhabited island of the group. Residents here live with the constant threat of another violent eruption. In 1973, the entire population had to be evacuated after Helgafell volcano suddenly exploded. In many places in Heimaey one still sees the houses half buried by lava and ash. We circumnavigate the island in our Zodiacs and stop at places of interest where we will get to know the local bird life, visit caves and, if lucky, spot whales. There is also the opportunity to play an extraordinary round of golf in a sunken volcanic crater.

Day 11 – Reykjavik
- In the morning we return to the port of Reykjavik. After breakfast it's time to bid farewell to the vessel.
- Lunch and dinner not included.
- Accommodation at the hotel in Reykjavik.

Day 12
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Transfer by bus from the hotel to the airport.
- Flight from Reykjavik to your country of residence.
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RESERVATION
Before 90 days of the trip: 40% of the trip price + flights. After 90 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 person
INCLUDED
- Accommodation in booked cabin category.
- All meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner, midnight snack) during the navigation.
- All soft drinks, wáter and coffee.
- Captain´s welcome and farewell cocktail.
- All Zodiac excursions (which are included in the trip plan).
- All lectures from cruise staff and guest speakers.
- On-board entertainment program
- Usage of gym and sauna-facilities
- Transfer by bus from the airport to the hotel in Reykjavik (and return).
- Travel insurance.
NOT INCLUDED

- Flights and air taxes.
- Hotel accommodation in Reykjavik and other places.
- Meals at the airports and on the airplanes.
? Costs and applications for visa to Iceland, European Union or other countries if required.
- Government arrival and departure taxes.
- Laundry on the boat.
- Alcoholic drinks.
- Costs of telephone calls and any other telecommunications expends incurred by the travellers.
- Tips for the crew.
- Extra accommodation nights in Iceland or other countries due to delays because of weather conditions, ice and snow state, inherent logistic in the Arctic, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond the control of Arctic World.
- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.

- Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.

- Air excess costs of personal baggage.

SUPPLEMENTS

- Trip cancellation insurance

- Extra nights in Reykjavik

- Transfer from the hotel to the harbour (and return)

NOTES
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Selfdriving in Norway

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DATES
From May to September 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Discover the Midnight sun of Norway and reach the northernmost European point by car
Driving our own car, we could get a taste of Norway and its fjords, travel around many small villages and charming fishing villages.
Lofoten islands have of great natural beauty and cristal clear water, which are waiting for us!
We will reach the northernmost point of Europe: the North Cape and made a cruise from Hammerfest to Trømso, “the capital of the Arctic”. This city is rich in culture and history and surrounded by nature, mountains, islands and fjords.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1 - Bodø
- Arrival in Bodø accordingly to your own itinerary. Bodø is located in the centre of Nordland County and is surrounded by beautiful nature, including the Børvasstindene mountains to the south, and Landegode Island and the Lofoten Islands to the north. The city is located just north of the Arctic Circle where the midnight sun is visible from beginning of June to middle of July.
- Lunch and dinner at your own.
- Accommodation at hotel in Bodø.

Day 2 – Bodø and Lofoten Islands (170 Km.)
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Ferry crossing from Bodø to Moskenes on the Vestfjord. After 3 hours you will arrive on the south part of the beautiful Lofoten archipelago. Drive north along the beautiful scenery passing through many charming fishing villages before arriving in Mortsund.
- Lunch and dinner at your own.
- Accommodation in a in a fisherman’s cabin or similar in Mortsund.

Day  3 –  Lofoten Islands– Vesterålen (210 Km.)
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Morning departure from Mortsund to continue your journey towards Harstad and the Vesterålen Islands. Discover more about these amazing islands and enjoy the beautiful nature. Driving north you will pass by Svolvær, known as the Lofoten Capital, and through the Lofast, the new fairway combining tunnels and bridges that is connecting Lofoten to the mainland and the Vesterålen Islands. In Vesterålen the landscape is mountainous, but the mountains have a more rounded shape compared to the mountains in Lofoten.
Accommodation at Thon Hotel Harstad or similar.
- Lunch and dinner at your own.
- Accommodation at hotel in Harstad.

Day 4 – Harstad – Senja Island (200 km.)
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Today you will return to the mainland to reach the famous Senja Island passing by the Gisund Bridge. Among the sights of interest we recommend Ånderdalen National Park, traditional fishing communities and the world's largest troll: Senja Trollet (The Troll of Senja).
- Lunch and dinner at your own.
- Accommodation at hotel in Senja.

Day 5 – Senja Island – Alta (340 km.)
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Enjoy your drive through the Finnmark region, located at the northernmost part of continental Europe. Here, Norway swings eastward and Finnmark has always been an area where east meets west, in culture as well as in nature and geography. In this area you can discover more about the Sami culture and traditions. We also recommend a visit to the Rock carvings at Alta museum, dating from circa 4200 BC to 500 BC. These carvings are listed on the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites.
- Lunch and dinner at your own.
- Accommodation at hotel in Alta.

Day 6 – Alta – North Cape (285 km.)
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Today you will continue your journey in North direction driving towards the Magerøy Island where you will visit Europe’s northernmost point. The North Cape is at latitude of 71° north. We are confident that this is an experience of a lifetime! The North Cape rises to a majestic 308 meters above the Barents Sea; it has always been an important point of orientation for sailors in the northern areas and a big attraction for people from all over the world. At North Cape the Midnight sun is usually visible from middle May to the end of July.
- Lunch and dinner at your own.
- Accommodation at hotel in Honningsvåg.

Day 7 – Honningsvåg – Hammerfest – Tromsø
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Leave Honningsvåg passing again the North Cape Tunnel with south west direction with Hammerfest, the northernmost city in the world. At your arrival board the famous Hurtigruten boat, Norwegian Coastal Express, to enjoy a half day cruise. Hurtigruten sails along Norway's spectacular western and northern coast.  The whole trip has been described as the "World's Most Beautiful Sea Voyage." You will cruise south passing close beautiful islands and you will arrive in Tromsø at night.
- Lunch and dinner at your own.
- Accommodation at hotel in Tromsø.

Day 8 – Tromsø – Narvik (250 km.)
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Morning at your own disposal to discover the city centre of Tromsø with its beautiful old and historic wooden houses that co-exist with modern architecture. Tromsø has been named after the island of Tromsøya, which it is situated on. The Arctic Cathedral, a modern church from 1965, is probably the most famous landmark in Tromsø.
- Leave Tromsø driving across the Troms region enjoying the beautiful scenery. Arrival in Narvik in the evening, in the city there are many monuments to commemorate the battle of Narvik in 1940 during World War II.
- Lunch and dinner at your own.
- Accommodation at hotel in Narvik.

Day 9 – Narvik - Bodø (330 km.)
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Continue your journey driving along the Ofotfjord, ferry crossing between Skarberget and Bognes. Continue along the coast with a magnificent view on many islands and islets. Arriving in Bodø, we recommend visit to the Saltstraumen Maelstrom - World's Strongest Tidal Current. It is created when the tide tries to fill the fjord. In the attempt to level out the two sides, the water increases its speed and turns into something that looks like a very strong river. However this "river" has a twist, it runs both ways.
- Lunch and dinner at your own.
- Accommodation at hotel in Bodø.

Day 10 – Departure from Bodø
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Departure according to your own itinerary.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 45 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 45 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 person
INCLUDED
- 9 nights accommodation in a hotel room with private facilities.
- 9 breakfasts.
- 1 ferry Bodö-Moskenes.
- 1 ferry Hammerfest- Tromsø.
- 1 ferry Skarberget-Bognes.
- 10 days of car rental  (unlimited free kilometers included + Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) insurance).
- Cruise listed in the above program necessary for the realization of the tour.
- Multiasistance insurance.
NOT INCLUDED
- Flight and air taxes.
- Lunches and dinners.
- Meals at airports and in the plane.
- Extra activities, tickets for museums and parks.
- Transfers from/to the airports, hotels, harbour or railway stations.
- Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.
? Extra accommodation.
? Costs and applications fro visa to Norway, European Union or other countries if required.
- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.
- Air excess costs of personal baggage.
SUPPLEMENTS

- Trip cancellation insurance.

- Rent of GPS.

NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Lapland winter adventure tour

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DATES
From 4 January to 2 April 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Travel to learn Polar survival techniques and practice exciting Arctic sports
Lapland trip for adventure and nature lovers. You will stay in the area of Pyhä-Luosto National Park, the oldest National Park of Lapland, which is located over 100 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle.

During the trip, you will climb a spectacular frozen waterfall using ice axes and crampons and you will make a route to explore the snowy Arctic forest, using the techniques of cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
In addition you will cycle with "fat bikes", which are mountain bikes adapted to snow. You will learn Polar survival techniques, by the hand of an expert, as well us build a quinzee, where you will spend the night.
Snowmobiling routes, ice karting and many other activities are awaiting for, you in a place where the magic of the Northern Lights will astonish you with an amazing lights’ show.

TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
- Flight from your country of residence to Rovaniemi.
- Transfer from Rovaniemi Airport to Pyhä.
- Overnight at hotel.

Day 2
- Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
- Ice climbing at the Tajukangas. You will climb an icy waterfall using ice axes and crampons. The climbing instructor will tell clearly about the relevant safety factors, and then take one of the travellers at a time to climb safely on top rope, belaying the climber and advising on climbing techniques.
- Route to explore the snowy Arctic forest, using the techniques of cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
- Lunch and dinner on your own.
- Overnight at hotel.

Day  3
- Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
- Fat bike route. These easy-to-ride mountain bikes with very wide tyres will take you through new-fallen snow of the Pyhä-Luosto National Park.
- Lunch and dinner on your own.
- Overnight at hotel.

Day 4
- Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
- A guide will take you to suitable premises for a theory work shop about Arctic nature and Arctic survival skills and introducing both the traditional and contemporany techniques.
- The survival instructor will introduce the relevant gear, such as arctic sleeping bags and sleeping mats, clothing items, give insight information about various materials and their suitability for challenging environment. The instructor will present how to build a quinzee. It is a traditional snow shelter, made by hollowing out a pile of settled snow, a well-proven method of surviving the arctic night.).
- Lunch and dinner included.
- Overnight in the quinzee created by the travelers themselves with instructions from the instructor.

Day 5
- Breakfast in the quinzee.
- Transfer to the hotel.
- Free time to walk around Pyha,or participate in optional excursions (at your own).
- Lunch and dinner on your own.
- Overnight at hotel.

Day 6
- Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
- Transfer to Rovaniemi Airport.
- Flight from Rovaniemi to your country of residence.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 45 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 45 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
2 people
INCLUDED
- 5 nights accommodation at a double room hotel (with spa and gym).
- 1 night of accommodation in the quinzee.
- 4 breakfasts in the hotel.
- 1 breakfast the day after the Arctic survival activity.
- 1 lunch (day 4 of the travel plan).
- 1 dinner (day 4 of the travel plan).
- Room cleaning service at the end of the stay at the hotel.
- Transfer by skibus from Rovaniemi Airport to Pyhä (round trip).
- All excursions and visits included in the travel program.
- English guide or instructor during the activities.
- Multi-adventure insurance.
- Rental of all specific polar equipment to make the excursions.
NOT INCLUDED
- Flights and air taxes.
- Lunches and dinners (except those included in the day 4 of the travel plan).
- Meals in airports and airplanes.
- Optional excursions.
? Extra meals and accommodation nights in towns and airports due to transports delays because of weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other causes beyond the control of Arctic World.
- Extra activities out of the trip plan.
- Extra days of accommodation out of the trip plan.
- Costs and applications for visa to Finland, the European Union or other countries if required.
- Anything not specified in the paragraph "Included".
- Personal baggage excess.
SUPPLEMENTS

- Single room.

- Private transfers.

- Trip cancellation insurance.

NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Diving trip in Iceland

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DATES
All year round
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Discover and explore the Arctic waters of Iceland
If you are a diving enthusiast, this is your trip! Iceland offers dives in unique sites, including diving in the crystal clear waters of Silfra, a fissure situated in the heart of Thingvellir National Park, located on top of the separation between Europe and America. It is rated as one of the World’s top ten dives.
In Akureyri, the North capital of Iceland, we will become dry suit divers. A dry suit seals us off from the water and keeps us comfortable during our dives in Iceland. We will dive a shipwreck and explore Arnarnesstrýtur, a cluster of small cones with a lot of marine life around.
If you are an advance diver, you can dive in the first underwater protected area in Iceland: Strýtan, which is the only geothermal cone found in the world you can scuba dive to.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
- Flight from the country of residence to Reykjavik (Keflavik Airport).
- Transfer to Reykjavik.
- Dinner by yourself.
- Accommodation at a hotel in Reykjavik.

Day 2
- Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
- Spare day in order to prevent decompression sickness and stimulate rehydration and adaptation of the body to the time change, thus avoiding problems of sleep alteration, fatigue or tiredness before diving. Optionally, during the day, we can walk around Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland,  we can enjoy a visit to the famous Blue Lagoon which is a unique wonder of nature with pleasantly warm mineral rich geothermal water in a middle of a black lava field or participate in optional excursions (riding,snorkeling, super jeep tour, etc.)
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Accommodation at a hotel in Reykjavik.

Day 3
- Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
- Diving in Silfra fissure, one of the World’s top ten dive sites located in Thingvellir National Park, between the mainlands of America and Europe. Silfra offers open water diving, caving and deep diving. During the dive, we will be accompanied by an instructor or Dive Master.
- Hot chocolate and cookies will be served.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Accommodation at a hotel in Reykjavik.

Day 4
- Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
- Bus transfer from Reykjavik to Akureyri.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Accommodation at a hotel in Akureyri.

Day 5
- Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
- Dry suit diving course (It is required to dive in the Arctic waters of the north of Iceland).
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Accommodation at a hotel in Akureyri.

Day 6
- Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
- Shipwreck diving. In the harbor, close to the center of Akureyri is located Standard, an old American boat of 60 meters long and 11 meters wide, which was built in the USA 1874. At the time of the sinking, Standard was owned by German fishing company. When World War I broke out, all German vessels were ordered to come home to Germany but the German fishing fleet left Standard behind laying with an anchor in the harbor of Akureyri. There is usually lot of fish life around. The depth is about 26 meters.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Accommodation at a hotel in Akureyri.

Day 7
- Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
- Diving in Arnarnesstrýtur, a cluster of small cones with a lot of marine life around. The depth is 24 meters and the water is 79°C. In this dive we will look at (explore) the cones, feed the wolf fish and at the end of the dive we will gather some hot water to take to the surface to make some hot chocolate.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Accommodation at a hotel in Akureyri.

Day 8
- Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
- Bus transfer from Reykjavik to Akureyri.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Accommodation at a hotel in Reykjavik.

Day 9
- Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
- Transfer from Reykjavik to the International Airport of Keflavik.
- Flight from Reykjavik (Keflavik Airport) to your country of residence.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 60 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 60 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 person
INCLUDED
- 4 nights at hotel in double room in Reykjavik.
- 4 nights at hotel in double room in Akureryi.
- 8 breakfasts.
- Transfer from the International Airport of Keflavik to the hotel in Reykjavik and return.
- Transfer by bus from Reykjavik to Akureyri and return.
- 1 dive in Silfra (Reykjavik).
- 2 dives in Akureyri (Arnarnesstrýtur and shipwreck)
- Scuba diving instructor.
- Dry suit diver course (PADI).
- Diving equipment for the dives.
- Multi-adventure insurance.
NOT INCLUDED
- Flights and air taxes.
- Lunches and dinners.
- Meals  in airports and flights.
- Extra activities, optional excursions and dives out of the travel plan.
- Extra accommodation in Reykjavik, Akureyri or other towns and cities.
- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.
? Costs and applications for visa to Iceland, European Union or other countries if required.
? Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.
- Air excess costs of personal baggage.
SUPPLEMENTS

- Single room accommodation.

- Extra accommodation nights (in Reykjavik or Akureyri).

- Cancellation insurance (optional).

NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the Polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Torneträsk, the lake of the northern lights

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DATES
From December 2021 to March 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Trip to observe the Northern Lights in the Swedish Lapland
Our adventure in Lapland takes us to Abisko, a small town in the North of Sweden which is located under the aurora belt and close to the Arctic Circle, and because of its good weather, it is considered one of the best places in northern Scandinavia for watching the Northern Lights.
During our trip we will do activities some activities like ice fishing, a night snowshoe route to observe the northern lights and a tour by snowmobile through the snowy landscapes. Optionally, we can try ice climbing, dog sledding routes and visit an ice hotel.
In addition, we enjoy doing a photography course at the hands of an expert photographer to capture northern lights and visit the Aurora Sky Station, chosen by Lonely Planet as the best place in the world to watch the most impressive luminous phenomenon of nature.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
- Flight from your country of residence to Kiruna (Sweden).
- Transfer by road to Abisko.
- Dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or cabin in Abisko.

Day 2
- Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
- Try to catch the legendary Arctic Char. We will use a special drill to make a hole through the ice which sometimes is more than one meter thick. When the ice is safe on Lake Torneträsk we will use snowmobile to get out on the ice. If the ice on Lake Torneträsk can’t carry a snowmobile we can go to smaller lakes by foot. Warm drinks are included.
- Aurora photo course. Our guide will make a presentation of the evening program and check of our photo equipment. SLR cameras, lenses and tripods especially designed for Aurora photographing will be available during the night. After that, we are ready to move into the Abisko valley to a nice photo spot and a Sámi tipi tent with a snow mobile (occasionally walking to an ice igloo) where we will shoot our first images. While waiting for the Aurora display, our guide will teach us how to best capture the midwinter, tipi tent or igloo on film. Learning the how and why of photography techniques will open up a whole new world and enable us to capture magnificent images we never thought possible. We’ll take a break, make coffee and hot tea over an open fire.
- Dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or cabin in Abisko.

Day 3
- Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
- Snowmobile route through the Swedish landscapes covered with snow. We will make a break where we make a fire and get something warm to drink.
- Guided snowshoe trek in the nocturnal Abisko to find the best spot for admiring the Northern Lights.
We will walk to a small hill overlooking Lake Torneträsk. We will make a fire, get something warm to drink and have some light snacks.
- Dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or cabin in Abisko.

Day 4
- Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
- Free time to participate in optional excursions: visit an icehotel, dogsled tours, skating, icebowling, iceclimbing, etc.
- Visit to one of the the best places on earth to experience Northern Lights. Aurora Sky Station is situated on Mount Nuolja, 900 meters above sea level, in an area with very few distracting sources of light or sound. The night visit starts with a beautiful chair-lift ride up to the Aurora Sky Station. Once there, we will enjoy observing a sky full of stars and Northern Lights.
- Dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or cabin in Abisko.

Day 5
- Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
- Transfer by road to Kiruna Airport.
- Flight from Kiruna to your country of residence.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 45 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 45 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 person
INCLUDED

- 4 nights at hotel in Abisko, in a double room or cabin, depending on the chosen option.
- 4 breakfasts at the hotel.
- Daily cleaning of the room/cabin (no change of bed linen).
- Free use of the sauna of the hotel during the stay in Abisko.
- Transfers from the airport to the hotel (round trip).
- All excursions and visits included in the travel program.
- In the snowmobile tours, 2 persons/snowmobile.
- Rental of all specific polar equipment to do the excursions.
- Multi-adventure insurance.
NOT INCLUDED


- Flights and air taxes.
- Lunches, dinners and beverages.
- Meals in airports and airplanes.
- Optional excursions.
? Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.
- Extra activities and accommodation out of the trip plan.
- Costs and applications for visa to Sweden, the European Union or other countries if required.
- Anything not specified in the paragraph "Included".
- Personal baggage excess.
SUPPLEMENTS
- Accommodation in single room/cabin.

- Optional activities.

- Trip cancellation insurance (optional).

NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Northern Lights in Greenland

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DATES
Between 26 August to 30 September 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Trip to see Northern Lights in tiny Inuit villages
At the end of August, the daylight hours are reducing in Greenland,  and dark nights bring the most spectacular and brilliant phenomenon of nature, the Northen Lights.
We will make some routes by boat and on foot in the remote East Greenland coast through the biggest fjords of Angmagssalik. Easy hiking on tundra, along lakes and the Great Greenland polar icecap, the second biggest ice mass on Earth. Visit tiny villages almost uninhabited. Chances of sighting whales, seals, polar bears and other arctic wildlife.
Route through stunning glaciers sailing inside the Blue Diamond Bay flooded with bright cobalt blue icebergs. Probably one of the most complete and varied trip you can make in Greenland nowadays.
TRAVEL PROGRAM

Day 1
- Flight country of residence - Reykjavik.
- Transfer international airport - Reykjavik.
- Dinner at your own.
- Accommodation in Reykjavik.

Day 2
- Breakfast at your own.
- Transfer at your own to the Reykjavik domestic airport.
- Flight Reykjavik - Kulusuk (East Greenland coast).
- Visit the tiny village of Kulusuk with 290 inhabitants located in the island of the same name.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Kulusuk.

Day 3
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Sailing by local boat from Kulusuk to Tiniteqilaq thorough the great Angmagssalik fjord. We will sail close to Ikasartivaq fjord, the access to the traditional tiny village of Tiniteqilaq with around 250 inhabitants.
- Comida picnic durante la ruta.
- Picnic lunch during route.
- Visit of Tiniteqilaq village. This area is one of the few places in the world where still is used the dogsled as a main way of transport in the winter season.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Tiniteqilaq.


Day 4
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Trekking through the isthmus where is settled Tiniteqilaq village until we reach the top of a mountain of 400 metres high above the sea level. From up here we will see the great Sermilik, a big fjord flooded by icebergs as huge as buildings that born from three glaciers very productive: Helheim, Apuserajik and Midgar glaciers.
- Picnic lunch during route.
- Accommodation at a mountain cabin, with large windows from where we can see the Sermilik fjord in Tiniteqilaq Mountain,  and the Northern Lights in the Greenlandic sky.


Day 5
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Sailing southward by local boat along the great Sermilik fjord, skirting the big island of Angmagssalik.
- During the route, we will observe the ancient icebergs. Spectacular photos guaranteed!
- Picnic lunch during the route.
- During this coastal sailing is very common meeting huge icebergs wander drift coming from a very long glacier face located hundreds of kilometres north of our position.
- In the evening arrival to Kulusuk.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Kulusuk.

Day 6
- Desayuno en casa local Inuit.
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Free day to rest, relax, strolling around Kulusuk or making optional activities like a route by local boat to Sermiligaq fjord to see the Karale and Knud Rasmussen glaciers that meet at the end of the fjord. This is one of place on Earth where is possible to see most clearly the enormous receding (several kilometres) of the glaciers happened during the last 10 years.
- Lunch at an Inuit local hose.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Kulusuk.

Day 7
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Flight Kulusuk - Reykjavik.
- Transfer to your accommodation in Reykjavik at your own.
- Dinner at your own.
- Accommodation in Reykjavik.

Day 8
- Transfer Reykjavik - International airport.
- Flight Reykjavik - Country of residence.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 45 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 45 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 person
INCLUDED
- 4 nights of accommodation at Inuit local houses.
- 1 night of accommodation at a cabin with views to the fjord of Tiniteqilaq.
- Full board in Greenland (according to the trip plan).
- All excursions and visit included in the program trip.
- Traslados en Groenlandia según programa de viaje.
- 1 Local skipper for the boat.
- Multiadventure trip insurance.
- Transfer Keflavik international airport - Reykjavik and return.
- 20 Kg of personal baggage.
NOT INCLUDED
- Flight country of residence - Iceland and return.
- Flight Reykjavik - Kulusuk and return.
- Air taxes.
- Accommodation in Iceland.
- Meals in Iceland.
- Transfers in Iceland except the Keflavik international airport - Reykjavik and return.
- Meals in airports and planes.
- Personal mountain clothes and personal equipment.
- Anything not specified in the "Include" section.
- Activities and excursions not specified in the travel program.
- Optional excursions (see below)
- Excess of personal baggage.
- Extra costs of accommodation, planes, boating and meals due to flight delays, weather factors, sea and ice conditions, and any cause beyond of Arctic World.
- Costs and applications for visa to Greenland, Iceland, the European Union or other countries if required.
SUPPLEMENTS

- Accommodation: Hotel in Kulusuk

- Trip cancellation insurance

NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Watching Polar Bears in Canada

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DATES
6 days of trip between 6th October - 20th November 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Travel by vehicle adapted to the tundra to watch and photograph Polar Bears
The Tundra vehicle is without doubt one of the best options available in the Arctic for watching, photographing and filming Polar Bears in the wild. From morning till night we are in its environment, in the middle of the Arctic tundra, in an endless winter...
Here you'll wake up with Polar Bears, you will see them playing in the snow, you will be amazed by the struggles between the males and you will know the environment in which they move. In the winter tundra even you will be dazzled by some of the magical northern lights covering the Arctic skies.

But we are not all the time in the same place as the vehicle adapted to the tundra we can roam on the terrain like polar bears. From the platforms placed on the higher part of the "tundra-truck" we can observe nature without glass, feeling the clean air of the tundra in our cheeks. Here, indeed, we will have an excellent view to watch polar bears close and almost touch them in complete safety.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
- Flight from your country of residence - Winnipeg.
- Transfer on your own from the airport to the accommodation.
- Overnight in Winnipeg.

Day 2
- Flight from Winnipeg to Churchill.
- Transfer on your own from the airport to the accommodation.
- Free time for visiting Churchill, the Polar Bear capital and one of the few human settlements where these animals can be observed in the wild. We also can visit Churchill Skimo Museum and Parks Canada Interpretive Centre to learn about the historical significance of Churchill.
- Overnight in Churchill.

Day 3
- Breakfast at the accommodation’s restaurant.
- First watching Polar Bear excursion, using the vehicle adapted to the tundra as a base for Polar Bear and other arctic wildlife observation.
-Watch the night sky for Northern Lights (weather permitting).
- Overnight in Churchill.

Day 4
- Breakfast at the accommodation’s restaurant.
- Second watching Polar Bear excursion, using the vehicle adapted to the tundra as a base for Polar Bear and other arctic wildlife observation.
-Watch the night sky for Northern Lights (weather permitting).
- Overnight in Churchill.

Day 5
- Breakfast at the accommodation’s restaurant.
- Transfer on your own from the accommodation to the airport.
- Flight from Churchill to Winnipeg.
- Overnight in Winnipeg.

Day 6
- Transfer on your own from the accommodation to the airport.
- Flight from Winnipeg to your country of residence.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 90 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 90 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 person
INCLUDED
- 3 nights at hotel in Churchill in double room.
- 3 breakfasts in Churchill.
- 2 Polar Bear watching experience.
- Transfer from the Churchill airport to the hotel.
- Transfer from the hotel in Churchill to the airport.
- Multi-adventure insurance.
NOT INCLUDED
- Flights from your country of residence – Churchill and return.
- Regular flights air taxes.
- Accommodation in Winnipeg.
- Breakfasts in Winnipeg.
- Lunches and dinners.
- Transfer from the airport to the accommodation and return, in Winnipeg.
- Meals on transfers, airports and cities.
-Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.
- Extra accommodation, transfers and extra meals in Winnipeg, Churchill and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, ice or snow conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.
? Costs and applications for visa to Canada, European Union or other countries if required.
- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.
- Air excess costs of personal baggage.
SUPPLEMENTS
Single Room
Consult price

Trip Cancellation Insurance
Consult price

Extra nights of accommodation
Consult price

Bed and breakfast or guesthouse accommodation
Consult price
NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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The largest beluga's migration in the World

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DATES
Between 1st July – 31st August 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Trip to watch Belugas in the northern ManitobaÂ’s Hudson Bay, Canada
This trip takes us to Churchill, a town at the northern coast of Manitoba in Canada, the Polar Bear capital and the home to the world’s largest population of beluga whales.
As a matter of fact, more than 57,000 beluga whales patrol the arctic and sub-arctic waters around the Hudson Bay each summer.
During our time in Churchill, we can enjoy making some outdoor activities like kayaking to watch the majestic and sociable belugas, take a guided tour around the Hudson Bay or visit the Fort Prince of Wales, a place of great historic significance.
In addition, we can optionally sail the waters of the Churchill River, where we will observe belugas and have the opportunity to listen while they communicate themselves, thanks to the sonar boat, and even sail in a Zodiac type boat to watch them almost from the water surface. Belugas are also known as "Sea Canaries" for their strange high-pitched whistles, clicking, chirping and other underwater vocalizations.
TRAVEL PROGRAM

Day 1
- Flight from your country of residence - Winnipeg.
- Transfer on your own from the airport to the accommodation.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight in Winnipeg.

Day 2
- Flight from Winnipeg to Churchill.
- Transfer on your own from the airport to the accommodation.
- Free time for visiting Churchill, the Polar Bear capital and one of the few human settlements where these animals can be observed in the wild. We also can visit Churchill Skimo Museum and Parks Canada Interpretive Centre to learn about the historical significance of Churchill.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight in Churchill.

Day  3
- Breakfast at the accommodation’s restaurant.
- Tour for interacting with the beluga whales and see an important part of Canada’s history at the Prince of Wales Fort. The Fort is rich in history and timeless beauty. Step inside to admire the strength of this stone structure that has been standing guard for 250 years at the mouth of the Churchill River. What used to be a bustling hub for fur traders was later reinvented into a stone fortification when peace was threatened between England and France. There was a strong desire to control Hudson Bay’s resources and the Prince of Wales Fort had the most advantageous position for defense. Take a trip back in time through the ruins of the fort that took 40 years to build under the harsh survival conditions of the Arctic.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight in Churchill.

Day 4
- Breakfast at the accommodation’s restaurant.
- Kayak in the Arctic waters of Churchill River to meet with the beluga whale. This activity is perfectly fit for the novice paddler.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight in Churchill.

Day 5
- Breakfast at the accommodation’s restaurant.
- Interpretative hike on the shore of Hudson Bay, from Sloop Cove to Prince of Wales Fort. We will be dropped off at Sloop Cove by zodiac boat where we will meet the guides. Once there we will begin a hike to Prince of Wales Fort. Along the way we will explore the tundra of the Western Churchill Peninsula, visit archaeological sites, get a close up look at the flora of the tundra, find fossils that are hundreds of millions of years old, walk lonely beaches, encounter birds and other wildlife, and feel a connection to the people who came here before us. After we have explored Prince of Wales Fort and gotten in touch with our inner fur trader the zodiac will pick us up and transport us back across the Churchill River.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight in Churchill.

Day 6
- Breakfast at the accommodation’s restaurant.
- Transfer on your own from the accommodation to the airport.
- Flight from Churchill to Winnipeg.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight in Winnipeg.


Day 7
- Transfer on your own from the accommodation to the airport.
- Flight from Winnipeg to your country of residence.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
. Before 45 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 45 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 Person
INCLUDED
- 4 nights at hotel in Churchill in double room.
- 4 breakfasts in Churchill.
- Transfer from the Churchill airport to the hotel.
- Transfer from the hotel in Churchill to the airport.
- Multi-adventure insurance.
- All excursions and visits included within the travel program.
NOT INCLUDED
- Flights from your country of residence – Churchill and return.
- Regular flights air taxes.
- Accommodation in Winnipeg.
- Breakfasts in Winnipeg.
- Lunches and dinners.
- Transfer from the airport to the accommodation and return, in Winnipeg.- Comidas en aeropuertos y aviones.
- Optional activities.
- Meals on transfers, airports and cities.
- Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.
- Extra accommodation, transfers and extra meals in Winnipeg, Churchill and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, ice or snow conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.
? Costs and applications for visa to Canada, European Union or other countries if required.
- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.
- Air excess costs of personal baggage.
SUPPLEMENTS
Single Room
Consult price

Trip Cancellation Insurance
Consult price

Extra nights of accommodation
Consult price

Bed and breakfast or guesthouse accommodation
Consult price

Optional activities
Consult prices
NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Belugas in Canada with children

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DATES
Between 1st July and 31st August 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Trip to watch Belugas with children in Hudson Bay, Canada
This trip takes us to Churchill, a town at the northern coast of Manitoba in Canada, the Polar Bear capital and the home to the world’s largest population of beluga whales.
As a matter of fact, more than 57,000 beluga whales patrol the arctic and sub-arctic waters around the Hudson Bay each summer.

During our time in Churchill, we can enjoy making some outdoor activities with children like a guided tour around the Hudson Bay or a visit the Fort Prince of Wales, a place of great historic significance.

In addition, we can optionally sail the waters of the Churchill River, where we will observe belugas and have the opportunity to listen while they communicate themselves, thanks to the sonar boat, and even to swim with them equipped with mask, snorkel and fins. Belugas are also known as "Sea Canaries" for their strange high-pitched whistles, clicking, chirping and other underwater vocalizations.

TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
-1 Flight from your country of residence - Winnipeg.
- Transfer on your own from the airport to the accommodation.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight in Winnipeg.

Day 2
- Flight from Winnipeg to Churchill.
- Transfer on your own from the airport to the accommodation.
- Free time for visiting Churchill, the Polar Bear capital and one of the few human settlements where these animals can be observed in the wild. We also can visit Churchill Skimo Museum and Parks Canada Interpretive Centre to learn about the historical significance of Churchill.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight in Churchill.

Day 3
- Breakfast at the accommodation’s restaurant.
- Tour for interacting with the beluga whales and see an important part of Canada’s history at the Prince of Wales Fort. The Fort is rich in history and timeless beauty. Step inside to admire the strength of this stone structure that has been standing guard for 250 years at the mouth of the Churchill River. What used to be a bustling hub for fur traders was later reinvented into a stone fortification when peace was threatened between England and France. There was a strong desire to control Hudson Bay’s resources and the Prince of Wales Fort had the most advantageous position for defense. Take a trip back in time through the ruins of the fort that took 40 years to build under the harsh survival conditions of the Arctic.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight in Churchill.

Day 4
- Breakfast at the accommodation’s restaurant.
- Interpretative hike on the shore of Hudson Bay, from Sloop Cove to Prince of Wales Fort. We will be dropped off at Sloop Cove by zodiac boat where we will meet the guides. Once there we will begin a hike to Prince of Wales Fort. Along the way we will explore the tundra of the Western Churchill Peninsula, visit archaeological sites, get a close up look at the flora of the tundra, find fossils that are hundreds of millions of years old, walk lonely beaches, encounter birds and other wildlife, and feel a connection to the people who came here before us. After we have explored Prince of Wales Fort and gotten in touch with our inner fur trader the zodiac will pick us up and transport us back across the Churchill River.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight in Churchill.

Day 5
- Breakfast at the accommodation’s restaurant.
- Transfer on your own from the accommodation to the airport.
- Flight from Churchill to Winnipeg.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight in Winnipeg.

Day 6
- Transfer on your own from the accommodation to the airport.
- Flight from Winnipeg to your country of residence
REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 60 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 60 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
2 people
INCLUDED
- 3 nights at hotel in Churchill in double room.
- 3 breakfasts in Churchill.
- Transfer from the Churchill airport to the hotel.
- Transfer from the hotel in Churchill to the airport.
- Multi-adventure insurance.
- All excursions and visits included within the travel program.
NOT INCLUDED
- Flights from your country of residence – Churchill and return.
- Regular flights air taxes.
- Accommodation in Winnipeg.
- Breakfasts in Winnipeg.
- Lunches and dinners.
- Transfer from the airport to the accommodation and return, in Winnipeg.- Comidas en aeropuertos y aviones.
- Optional activities.
- Meals on transfers, airports and cities.
- Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.
- Extra accommodation, transfers and extra meals in Winnipeg, Churchill and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, ice or snow conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.
? Costs and applications for visa to Canada, European Union or other countries if required.
- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.
- Air excess costs of personal baggage.
SUPPLEMENTS
Single Room
Consult price

Trip Cancellation Insurance
Consult price

Extra nights of accommodation
Consult price

Bed and breakfast or guesthouse accommodation
Consult price

Optional activities: Snorkeling, Churchill River Estuary and kayak
Consult prices
NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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New Year's Eve in Svalbard

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DATES
6 days from 28th December 2021 to 2nd January 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
Trip to bid farewell to the year in one of the most remote places on earth
Our trip takes place in Longyearbyen, the northernmost settlement in the world, located just 1,300 km from the North Pole. Here we will say goodbye to the year in a special and unique way, following the Norwegian tradition.
We will take a dog sled route while experiencing polar night, where there is no difference between day and night, darkness reigns in every place of the island, and stars and Northern Lights give us an unforgettable experience.
 
In addition, we will make a route on snowshoes to an ice cave, where we will enter equipped with helmets and lanterns. Optionally we can make trips on a snowmobile and live the experience of observing the Northern Lights, the most impressive luminous phenomenon of nature.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1 – 28th December 2017
- Flight from the country of residence to Oslo (Norway).
- Dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse in Oslo.
 
Day 2 – 29th December 2017
- Flight from Oslo to Longyearbyen (Svalbard).
- Free time to walk around Longyearbyen or go on optional excursions in the evening.
- Dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.
 
Day 3 – 30th December 2017
-Breakfast.
- Route by snowshoes through the snow-covered scenery to the entrance to an ice cave. During the summer, its canals are traversed by the melting waters of the glaciers. In winter these channels freeze and create spectacular ice caves, which we can explore equipped with helmets and lanterns.
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.
 
Day  4 – 31th December 2017
-Breakfast.
- Dog sled route through the mountains and surroundings of Longyearbyen, where we will enjoy the polar night and its luminous Northern Lights. Before beginning our adventure, our guide will explain some details about the exciting world of dog sledding.
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- New Year’s Eve dinner.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.
 
Day 5 – 1st January 2018
-Breakfast.
- Flight from Longyearbyen to Oslo (Norway).
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse in Oslo.
 
Day 6 – 2nd January 2018
- Flight from Oslo to the country of residence.
 
REGISTRATION DEADLINE
RESERVATION
Before 45 days of the trip: 50% of the trip price + flights. After 45 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 person
INCLUDED
- 3 nights at hotel or guesthouse, in double room, in Longyearbyen, depending on the chosen option.
 
- Breakfast in Longyearbyen (at the hotel or guesthouse).
 
- New Year’s Eve dinner.
 
- All excursions and visits included in the travel program.
                                                                                                                                     
- Guide during excursions.
 
- Rental of all specific polar equipment to make the excursions.
 
- Multi-adventure insurance.
 
NOT INCLUDED
- Flights and air taxes.
 
- Transfers from/to the airport – hotel or guesthouse in Oslo.
 
- Transfers from/to the airport – hotel or guesthouse in Longyearbyen.
 
- Lunches y dinners (except New Year’s Eve dinner).
 
- Accommodation and meals in Oslo (Norway).
 
- Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.
 
- Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.
 
- Extra accommodation out of the expedition plan.
 
- Costs and applications for visa to Norway, European Union or other countries if required.
 
- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.
 
- Air excess costs of personal baggage.
 
SUPPLEMENTS
In case of a significant increasing of the vessel fuel prices, the expedition price could be reviewed and it could be applied a surcharge to compensate such increasing.
NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.  
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At Nanoq's home, searching the King of the Arctic

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DATES
12 or 15 days tour between 15 March and 30 April 2022
PRICE
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TRAVEL RESUME
1.000 Km route in Baffin island in a sled conditioned for travellers hauled by a snowmobile to watch polar bears with an Inuit experts on tracking Arctic wildlife
1000 Km route in a sled conditioned for travellers hauled by  snowmobile through the frozen ice sea of the big Baffin Island, located in the Canadian High Arctic, nearly 3,000 km north of the great cities in Canada. Guided by  Inuits with lot of experience in  polar bear tracking, we will cross the frozen sea on the east coast of Baffin, in search of the world's largest carnivore. This area is considered one of the world's Capital of Polar Bear or "Nanoq" as  Inuits call this amazing animal.
Our trip starts in the small Inuit town of Kanngiqtugaapik, located on the East coast of Baffin. Our goal is to observe, photograph and film the Polar Bear in freedom. Therefore we are going into his territory, where this enormous plantigrade is without question “the King”. Observing this great mammal in its natural habitat is a real privilege reserved only for those who venture into the endless white landscapes.

Accompanied by Inuits expert in tracking of Arctic fauna, we will advance on the icy ice pack of Isabella and Home Bay, where pressure ridges, ice plains, snowdrifts and floating ice floes follow each other. This favorite hunting place for polar bears. In this area there is also a good chance of watching seals lying on the ice near their breathing holes.

During our route, we will cross deep fjords as the Eglinton Fiord going through the foot of the tallest sea cliffs in the world, such as Polar Sun Spire of more than 1400 meters of vertical fall, located in the legendary Sam Ford Fiord. Or the gigantic rock wall of 4 Km long and 1300 meters high, known as the Walker Citadel.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
- Flight from home to to Ottawa.
- Overnight at hotel in Ottawa.

Day 2
- Day in Ottawa to buy food for the expedition and as a margin in case of flight delays or luggage lost.
- Overnight at hotel in Ottawa.

Day 3
- Flight Ottawa - Iqaluit (the capital of Nunavut Province) – Kanngiqtugaapik.
- Meeting with the Inuit and preparation of the equipment for the expedition.
- Overnight at hotel in Kanngiqtugaapik.

Day 4
- We will start our route seating in the sled conditioned for travellers and hauled by a snowmobile driven by an Inuit. This part of the route will be over tundra terrain and heading northwest along the peninsula where is located Kanngiqtugaapik.
- During the whole route, in addition to the Inuit that will carry the snowmobile that hauls our sled, other Inuit will go on another snowmobile for safety, logistical support. He will carry all the equipment and fuel required for the route in his cargo sled.
- After crossing a succession of snowy valleys and frozen rivers we will reach a small bay called Ravenscraig located in the Eglinton Fiord and where there is a hunter’s hut where we will spend the night.
- Night in hunters hut at Ravenscraig.

Day 5
- Our second day of the route goes through the winding Egliton fiord that gradually narrows and whose walls are becoming more and more vertical giving the sensation of being escorted by stone giants.
- When reaching the bottom of the fiord we will go on snowy tundra through the Reservoir Pass, a mountain pass in which we will advance indiscriminately on snowy areas, frozen lagoons or frozen rivers.
- The end of the Reservoir Pass gives us access to the mythical Sam Ford fjord and its impressive marine cliffs, among which are the imposing Sun Spire Polar (which with its more than 1,400 meters high is the tallest marine cliff of pure vertical drop on Earth), the slender Beluga Spire, the granitic Great Cross Pillar and its peculiar black cross formed by nature, etc.
- Next we will go to the Walker Arm, an arm of the Sam Ford Fiord where the Walker Citadel is located, a huge rock wall 4 km long and an average height of 1,300 meters that falls directly into the frozen sea.
- Our route continues to the mouth of the Sam Ford fjord, flanking impressive marine walls like the wall called "the fin". Bordering the western part of the Remote Peninsula we will reach the frozen ocean of Baffin Bay that separates the coasts of Canada and Greenland.
- Once in the bay we will go around Cape Erik Point and skirt the short peninsula that separates the fiords of Sam Ford and Eglinton. Next we will cross the icy mouth of the Eglinton fiord until we reach the hunter's hut located in Ravenscraig where we will spend the night.
- Night in hunters hut at Ravenscraig.

Day 6
- In the morning we will head southwest back to Kanngiqtugaapik over the ice sea flanking coast of the great peninsula where is located that Inuit settlement. Over the ice sea we will have options to see polar bears in their natural territory.
- At early afternoon we will reached Kanngiqtugaapik where we can rest and have a well-deserved hot shower.
- Overnight at hotel in Kanngiqtugaapik.

Day 7
- After having rested and with the refueling of the snowmobiles already made, we will continue the second part of our expedition.
- From Kanngiqtugaapik we will head southeast through the frozen sea crossing the entrance of the Clyde Bay until we reach the Halliday point at the northern end of the great unnamed peninsula that separates the Inugsuin Fiord and the Isabella Bay.
- From there we will go along the coast until we reach Cape Raper at the entrance of Isabella Bay where we will spend the night in a hunter's hut.
- Night in hunters hut at Cape Raper.

Day 8
- Today our route goes directly to Home Bay, an area where Inuit hunters from Kanngiqtugaapik often go for searching seals and polar bears.
- Surrounding the Henry Kater Peninsula we will reach the Cape of the same name to head later west until we go into the Home bay to a point on the coast called Breakleg Creek where is located a small hunter's hut where we will spend the night.
- Night in hunters hut at Breakleg Creek.

Day 9
- Using the Breakleg Creek hunt as a starting point and back, today we will enter into Home Bay, one of the "world capitals" of the polar bear.
- Throughout the day we will move through the ever changing ice sea searching the "King of the Arctic", looking for recent traces that reveal the presence of polar bears in the vicinity.
- During our route to see polar bears we will go to the island of Kingittuqsit located in Alexander Bay. In this area we will explore the surroundings looking for the "Nanoq".
- On our way back we will stop at Niaqurnak point where from time to time there are males looking for females and where those ones also go to that area.
- At the end of our route of the day we will return to Breakleg Creek to spend the night in the hunters hut.
- Night in a hunters hut at Breakleg Creek.

Day 10
- In the morning we will go directly to the frozen ocean where the pressure ridges, the snowdrifts, the broken ice and the frozen plains follow without interruption.
- Throughout the day we will move through the ever changing sea in search of the "King of the Arctic", looking for recent traces that reveal the presence of polar bears in the vicinity.
- The objective is to get as close as possible to the area of the floating ice floes, one of the favorite places of the polar bears  and where the seals love to lie on ice under the arctic spring sun.
- After a day touring the ice sea where the bays of Baffin and Home meet, we will return to Breakleg Creek to spend the night in the hunters hut.
- Night in a hunters hut at Breakleg Creek.

Day 11
- Today we will head south to explore the islands that dot the western area of Home Bay.
- On our way we will try to reach the mouth of the Ekalugad fjord where there are islands that reach 700 meters high directly from the sea.
- As every day in the Home Bay our priority is to locate "Nanoq", the great white bear and our Inuit guides will follow traces left by polar bears that roam the area.
- Night in a hunters hut at Breakleg Creek.

Day 12
- Today we will return to the Inuit settlement of Kanngiqtugaapik, crossing the tundra of the Henry Kater peninsula until we reach Isabella Bay.
- Once in Isabella Bay we will cross the frozen sea between the imposing islands of Aulitiving and Aulitivik until we reach the southern coast of the unnamed peninsula that separates the fiords of Mcbeth and Inugsuin.
- Our route climbs up to the plateau of that peninsula heading  north direction. After crossing the plain we will at the Inugsuit fjord.
- Then our tour continues through the frozen sea to reach the Clyde Inlet and from there we will arrive to the Inuit settlement of Kanngiqtugaapik ending more than 1,000 km of crossing in one of the most remote, beautiful and unknown places on the planet .
- Night in hotel at Kanngiqtugaapik.

Day 13
- Extra night in Kanngiqtugaapik in case of bad weather, bad ice or snow or logistical problems inherent in the Arctic.
- Overnight at hotel in Kanngiqtugaapik.

Day 14
- Flight Kanngiqtugaapik - Iqaluit – Ottawa.
- Overnight at hotel in Ottawa.

Day 15
- Flight Ottawa – home.
- Depending on the timetables and direction of the flight (east or west) the arrival at home could be the next day.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE
MINIMUN GROUP
No minimum group required
INCLUDED
- 4 nights of accommodation at hotel In Kanngiqtugaapik.
- Return transfer from Clyde River airport to Kanngiqtugaapik.
- 9 days route in a sled conditioned for travellers hauled by a snowmobile (2 travellers/sled).
- 1 Inuit guide expert in tracking polar bears with his own snowmobile and sled for travellers during 9 days.
- 1 Inuit guide with his own snowmobile and cargo sled for as safety, logistic support and equipment and fuel cargo during 9 days.
- Gasoline and engine oil for 2 snowmobiles for 1.000 Km route.
- Multiadventure trip insurance.
- 1 piece of 23 Kg of personal baggage per traveller.
NOT INCLUDED
- Flights.
- Air taxes.
- Accommodation in Ottawa and other places (except accommodation included in Kanngiqtugaapik).
- Meals in Ottawa, Kanngiqtugaapik and other places.
- Expedition food for the sled snowmobile route.
- Transfers in Ottawa and other places (except the transfers included in Kanngiqtugaapik).
- Meals at airports and planes.
- Extra costs of accommodation, flights tickets, transfers, extra days of snowmobiles rental and meals due to flight delays, weather factors, ice and/or snow conditions, logistics factors inherent in the Arctic, strikes at airports, force majeure and any cause beyond of Mundo Artico -Arctic World control.
- Activities, excursions, meals, accommodation and transfers not specified in the expedition plan.
- Costs and applications for visa to Canada or other countries if required.
- Anything not specified in the "Included" section.
- Personal winter and mountain clothes and equipment (including winter sleeping bag).
- Excess of personal baggage.
NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc., in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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Antarctica Peninsula Cruise

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DATES
January and Feburary 2022 (ask for departures)
PRICE
Ask price
TRAVEL RESUME
Exploring the Antarctica Peninsula and its native fauna
During this cruise we will meet the great stars of Antarctica, the Penguins. We will discover one of the most pristine regions of the Earth. In addition we will have the opportunity of a humpback whales whatching, resting seals and the curious penguins.  This expedition offers the chances of hiking, kayaking and camping under the Antarctic sky.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1
The voyage begins where the world drops off: Ushuaia, Argentina, reputed to be the southernmost city on the planet, located on the far southern tip of South America. Starting in the afternoon, you embark from mountain-fringed Beagle Channel for the rest of the evening.

Days 2 and 3
Over the next two days on the Drake Passage, you catch a taste of life from the perspective of the polar explorers who first braved these regions: cool salt breezes, rolling seas, maybe even a fin whale blasting up sea spray. After passing the Antarctic Convergence – Antarctica’s natural boundary, formed when northflowing cold waters collide with warmer subantarctic seas – you are in the circum-Antarctic upwelling zone. Not only does the marine life change, the avian life changes too: A variety of albatrosses and petrels show up, along with Cape pigeons and southern fulmars. Then, near the South Shetlands Islands, the first icebergs flash into sight.

Days 4 - 8
Gray stone peaks sketched with snow, towers of broken blue-white ice, and dramatically different wildlife below and above. You first pass the snow-capped Melchior Islands and Schollaert Channel, sailing between Brabant and Anvers Islands.

Sites you may visit include:
 
  • Cuverville Island – Stabbing up between Rongé Island and the Antarctic Peninsula, Cuverville houses a massive colony of gentoo penguins as well as pairs of breeding brown skuas.
  • Danco Island – Activities here may focus on the gentoo penguins nesting on the island, in addition to the Weddell and crabeater seals that can be found nearby.
  • Neko Harbour – An epic landscape of mammoth glaciers and endless wind-carved snow. Opportunities for Zodiac cruising and kayaking provide you the closest possible view of the icecrusted alpine peaks.
 
  • Paradise Bay – You may be able to take a Zodiac cruise in these sprawling, ice-flecked waters, where you have a good chance of seeing humpback and minke whales.
  • Port Lockroy – After sailing through the Neumayer Channel, you get a chance to visit the former British research station – now a museum and post office – of Port Lockroy on Goudier Island. You may also be able to partake in activities around Jougla Point, meeting gentoo penguins and blueeyed shags. There are great opportunities for kayaking and camping here.
 
  • Pléneau & Petermann Islands – If the ice allows it, you may sail through the Lemaire Channel in search of Adélie penguins and blue-eyed shags. There’s also a good chance you’ll encounter humpback and minke whales here, as well as leopard seals.
 
  • Wilhelmina Bay & Guvernøren – This is a great place to spot humpback whales. You also may embark on a Zodiac cruise ending at the ghostly wreck of the Guvernøren, a whaling vessel that caught fire here in 1915. Around the Melchior Islands, amid a frozen landscape peopled with icebergs, you may encounter even more whales, leopard seals, and crabeater seals. Conditions on the Drake Passage determine the exact time of departure.

Days 9 and 10
Your return voyage is far from lonely. While crossing the Drake, you’re again greeted by the vast array of seabirds remembered from the passage south.

Day 11
Disembark in Ushuaia.
 
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RESERVATION
Before 90 days of the trip: 30% of the trip price + flights. After 90 days: 100% + flights
MINIMUN GROUP
1 person
INCLUDED
- Voyage aboard the indicated vessel as indicated in the itinerary.
- Accommodation in a cabin according to chosen option.
- All meals throughout the voyage aboard the ship including snacks, coffee and tea.
- All shore excursions and activities throughout the voyage by Zodiac.
- Program of lectures by noted naturalists and leadership by experienced expedition staff.
- Free use of rubber boots and snowshoes.
- Luggage transfer from pick-up point to the vessel on the day of embarkation, in Ushuaia.
- Pre-scheduled group transfer from the vessel to the airport in Ushuaia (directly after disembarkation).
- All miscellaneous service taxes and port charges throughout the programme.
- Comprehensive pre-departure material.
- Multi-adventure insurance.
NOT INCLUDED
- Flights to/from Ushuaia (Argentina)
- Regular flights air taxes.
- Any airfare, whether on scheduled or charter flights.
- Meals on transfers, airports and cities.
- Government arrival and departure taxes.
- Alcoholic drinks and other drinks.
- Excess baggage charges and all items of a personal nature such as laundry, bar, beverage charges and telecommunication charges.
- The customary gratuity at the end of the voyages for stewards and other service personnel aboard (guidelines will be provided).
- Extra activities.
- Accommodations in towns and cities.
- Transfers inside towns and other places.
- Cancellation insurance (which is mandatory).
- Extra accommodation nights due to delays because of weather conditions, ice and snow state, inherent logistic in the Antarctic, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond the control of Arctic World.
- Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.
- Costs and applications for visa if required.
- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.
SUPPLEMENTS
Trip Cancellation Insurance (consult prices).
NOTES
Arctic World as specialists in the polar regions, organize tailor made trips according the interests, budget, available time and wishes of the traveller. So, to this trip are possible adding activities, days, meals, excursions, etc, in order this will be an unforgettable experience. Just tell us the days, activities and meals you want to do and we will prepare your customize trip.
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