Atlas Ocean Voyages presents its 2028 Arctic season, comprised of 13 meticulously crafted itineraries ranging from 7 to 17 nights. Aboard the World Navigator and World Voyager ships, the collection offers an extraordinary variety of routes through Svalbard, Greenland, Iceland, and eastern Canada, inviting guests to explore some of the most remote and breathtaking polar regions on the planet in the company's signature yacht-like comfort.
The 2028 Arctic season reinforces Atlas' commitment to comprehensive and seamless expedition experiences. Passengers will also enjoy complimentary private charter flights from Oslo and Toronto on select itineraries departing from Longyearbyen in Svalbard and Churchill in Manitoba. These trips also include a pre-expedition hotel night, ensuring a more relaxed and smooth start to the experience.
As an added benefit, the company is introducing the Explorer's Choice, which allows travelers to select an additional perk based on their preferences. Options include an airline credit, free unlimited Wi-Fi, or a free hotel night before their trip. Guests in the Reserve Collection category can choose two of these perks, and suites are now available for booking.
Each expedition is designed to offer an authentic and deeply immersive polar experience. Guests will participate in Zodiac safaris and guided landings led by expert expedition teams, with close encounters to extreme landscapes and wildlife habitats. Highlights include the traditional Polar Plunge and immersive experiences that connect travelers with the natural environment and local cultures.
In Svalbard, guests arriving in Longyearbyen can take part in the immersive “Life in the Arctic” experience, which offers a glimpse into life at the edge of the world, including visits to the famous Global Seed Vault and old mining settlements that shaped the region’s history.
In Greenland, some itineraries include visits to remote communities like Ittoqqortoormiit, where travelers can get to know one of the most isolated Inuit populations on the planet and better understand Arctic traditions and way of life.
The season also focuses on the Canadian Arctic, with new and returning expeditions to Disko Bay, Nunavut, and Labrador. These routes offer exceptional wildlife viewing opportunities, including beluga whales, polar bears, Arctic foxes, seabirds, and large walrus colonies, all set against a backdrop of monumental icebergs and pristine tundra landscapes.
“Our 2028 Arctic season reflects a deliberate expansion of our polar expedition offerings, providing more choices, greater depth, and more ways to explore these regions,” said James A. Rodriguez, president and CEO of the company. “By focusing on Svalbard, Greenland, Iceland, and eastern Canada, we’ve created a diverse range of 7- to 17-night itineraries, ensuring there’s an Arctic experience to suit every type of explorer.”
With limited capacity and high anticipated demand, the company recommends booking your preferred suite in advance for this Arctic exploration season. For more information or to make a reservation, interested parties can contact their travel advisor or visit the company's official website.
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