Polar cruises

The polar regions offer some of the most dazzling natural scenery on the planet, along with some incredible wildlife. In the Arctic you can explore the islands of Svalbard, where polar bears lurk, or the northern wastes of Alaska, while the South Pole is home to the ethereal landscapes and penguin colonies of the Antarctic Peninsula.

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Our top picks

Flowers and colourful houses in Longyearbyen

Tromsø to Longyearbyen

Silversea

2 Jul - 12 Jul 2019 (10 Nights)

Northern Glow

Oceania Cruises

5 Jul - 23 Jul 2019 (18 Nights)

From £5,334 pp

Longyearbyen to Tromsø

Silversea

12 Jul - 22 Jul 2019 (10 Nights)

17-Day Viking Passage

Holland America Line

13 Jul - 30 Jul 2019 (17 Nights)

From £2,349 pp

20-Day Spitsbergen & Icelandic Fjords Explorer

Holland America Line

15 Jul - 4 Aug 2019 (20 Nights)

From £1,299 pp

An Exploration of Remote Spitsbergen

Fred Olsen Cruise Lines

15 Jul - 31 Jul 2019 (16 Nights)

From £1,599 pp

21-Day Route Of The Vikings I

Seabourn

16 Jul - 6 Aug 2019 (21 Nights)

From £4,999 pp

Hallgrimskirkja church in Reykjavik, Iceland

Tromsø to Reykjavik

Silversea

22 Jul - 5 Aug 2019 (14 Nights)

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Ways to make it better

Snowmobiles near Longyearbyen, Spitsbergen

Explore Spitsbergen

Travel out of Longyearbyen by snow scooter or dog sled to take a look at the amazing scenery and hunt for wildlife.

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Take a boat tour from Reykjavik’s Old Harbour to see the numerous whales of Faxaflói Bay: harbour porpoises, white-beaked dolphins, minke whales and humpback whales.

Our favourite hotel in Tromsø

The Scandic Ishavshotel has a great location on the quay so nearly all the rooms have magnificent views.

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Explore the polar regions

Arctic & Svalbard

Cross the Arctic Circle into a surreal landscape of glaciers, mountains and fjords, where you’ll find reindeer, puffins, walruses and, in all likelihood, polar bears.

Greenland & Northwest Passage

Greenland is a remarkable place, an icy and often inhospitable land where a sparse indigenous population clings on around the coast in little fishing villages.

Antarctica

Antarctica is the world’s last great wilderness, an alien landscape of snow-covered mountains, steaming pools and jagged icebergs that is virtually untouched by man.

Susan Dogan, Cruise Consultant at Mundy Cruising

Cathy Ellis - Cruise Consultant, Mundy Cruising

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