March to May
Spring ice
Snow to the waterline, sea ice still clinging to the fjords, and the light returning after the polar night.
Voyage Nord runs small-ship expeditions to Svalbard for people who travel for the company as much as the scenery. Every group is chosen with care, so you sail with people worth sailing with.
On a big cruise ship you’re one of hundreds. On ours you’re one of twelve. You share every meal, every zodiac ride, and the bridge at two in the morning when someone spots a polar bear on the ice.
That only works when the group works. So instead of a booking button, we meet everyone before they come aboard. The result is a ship full of curious, easy-going people who leave as friends.
Tell us a little about yourself. It takes about three minutes.
A relaxed 20-minute video call, so we can get to know each other.
If it’s a good fit, we invite you to a voyage and hold your cabin.
Fly to Longyearbyen and step aboard. We take care of the rest.
We’re planning our first departures aboard a 12-guest expedition ship, sailing out of Longyearbyen for around nine days. Dates, ship and prices go to people on the waitlist first.
Flights to Longyearbyen and travel insurance are booked separately.
March to May
Snow to the waterline, sea ice still clinging to the fjords, and the light returning after the polar night.
September to October
The first snow on the peaks, long golden evenings, and the season’s first chances of northern lights.
No payment and no commitment. We read every application and get in touch when the first voyages open.