Longyearbyen
Embark in the world's northernmost permanent town.

Arctic / Swan Hellenic
An expedition on the Longyearbyen to Reykjavik route, with a flexible daily program shaped by wildlife, ice, weather, and local access.
Planned itinerary
Polar itineraries are intentionally flexible. The captain and expedition leader may change landing sites or sequencing for ice, weather, wildlife, safety, and local permissions.
Embark in the world's northernmost permanent town.
Explore fjords, tundra, glaciers, and wildlife habitat by Zodiac and on foot when conditions permit.
A flexible sea day with wildlife watching, expert talks, photography guidance, and time in the ship's observation spaces.
Approach the remote volcanic island dominated by Beerenberg and important seabird habitat.
Navigate Kong Oscar Fjord and Scoresby Sund among towering cliffs, glaciers, and drifting ice.
Visit one of Greenland's most isolated communities before sailing toward Iceland.
Discover Icelandic scenery and birdlife around Isafjordur and Vigur Island.
Arrive in Iceland's capital and disembark.

Your expedition ship
A small Polar Class 5 expedition ship designed for close-to-the-action voyages, pairing a 152-guest capacity with contemporary cabins and broad indoor and outdoor viewing areas.

Flexible twin or double beds, sitting area, fireplace feature, and private bathroom.

A 5 m2 private balcony, flexible bedding, sitting area, and private bathroom.

A private balcony, king bed, separate living room, bathtub, and walk-in shower.

The most spacious category, with a larger balcony, separate lounge, and walk-in wardrobe.
Live cabin check
Your advisor will verify availability, solo supplements, deposit terms, and any included hotel, transfer, or charter-flight arrangements.