Northwest Passage Expedition

• Return international flights (economy class), surcharges may apply
• Charter flight from Anchorage to Nome (Seabourn)
• Charter flight from Kangerlussuaq, Greenland to Reykjavik, Iceland (Seabourn)

• Enjoy a 21-night luxury Seabourn Venture Northwest Passage expedition
• Complimentary caviar, an extra indulgence offered throughout your voyage
• World-class dining and culinary experiences that rival the finest restaurants anywhere
• All 5 dining venues are complimentary, dine where, when and with whom you wish
• Welcome Champagne and a complimentary in-suite bar stocked with your preferences
• Tipping is neither required, nor expected
• Complimentary Wi-Fi packages with unlimited minutes powered by SpaceX's Starlink
• Complimentary Signature Events: Caviar on the Ice, Polar Plunge, and more
• Inclusive zodiac tours and landings
• Digital photography workshops
• Enjoy the included experiences of zodiacs and snorkelling
• Optional activities with submarine excursions and kayaking (where possible)

• 1-night 5-star accommodation in Anchorage
• 1-night 5-star accommodation in Reykjavik

• Enjoy 64 meals, including all meals whilst cruising
• Complimentary premium spirits and fine wines are included whilst cruising
• Choice of 5 world-class dining and culinary experiences that rival the finest restaurants anywhere, while cruising

• Airline taxes and surcharges
• Cruise port taxes and surcharges

• Day 1: Airport to hotel
• Day 2: Hotel to airport
• Day 2: Airport to port
• Day 23: Port to airport
• Day 23: Aiport to hotel
• Day 24: Hotel to airport

• Arrive Early: Arrive up to 30 days before your tour starts. (Does not include hotel accommodation, meals or transfers)
• Stay Behind: Return up to 30 days after your tour concludes. (Does not include hotel accommodation, meals or transfers)
• Cabin Upgrades: Cabin upgrades are available. (See checkout for details)
• Stopovers: stopovers available (return flight only - Reykjavik to AU/NZ leg)
• Flight Upgrades: Upgrade to Business Class. (See checkout for details)

Please note: Extra charges may apply. See the Important Info section and checkout cart for fees and details.

Today depart for Anchorage, Alaska. Upon arrival, a Seabourn transfer is arranged to the Captain Cook Hotel or similar.

Alaska’s largest city is lured with wild natural beauty, urban comforts, a rich Native heritage, and a thriving arts community. Set along the Cook Inlet with the Chugach, Kenai, and Talkeetna mountain ranges as a backdrop, Anchorage is the starting point for the annual Iditarod, the iconic dog-sled race that ends in Nome some 1,049 miles away. The city also serves as a gateway to Denali National Park via domed railcar, as well as Seabourn expedition voyages in Far East Russia. Even if you’re just here for an overnight or to catch your homebound flight, take time to explore Anchorage’s vibrant downtown packed with interesting shops, public art installations, and homey restaurants where you can sample reindeer sausage and a locally crafted brew. Take a bike ride along the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail or hike in Chugach State Park; anglers can reel in King and silver salmon along Fish Ship Creek. The Alaska Native Heritage Center offers a fascinating introduction to the state’s diverse Indigenous cultures.

Overnight: Captain Cook Hotel or similar, Anchorage

Meals included: In-Flight

Departs: 16:00

After check-out, a Seabourn transfer is arranged to the airport for your charter flight to Nome, Alaska. Upon arrival, a Seabourn transfer is arranged to the port.

As the locals like to say, “There’s no place like Nome.” Set at the southern tip of the Seward Peninsula and only accessible by air or the Bering Sea, this Arctic Alaska town offers a rich mix of gold rush history, Inupiat Eskimo culture, rugged adventure, and abundant wildlife. Gold was first discovered here in 1898; a year later, the population had ballooned to more than 20,000. (Nome has around 3,500 residents today.) Gold mining remained a vital industry well into the 20th century, and the region’s retreating sea ice has brought a new generation of treasure hunters who dredge in converted fishing boats just offshore. You can learn more at the Carrie M. McLain Memorial Museum, and snap a selfie next to the “World’s Largest Gold Pan.” During the winter of 1925, a diphtheria epidemic raged among the area’s Alaska Natives; when fierce blizzard conditions prevented aeroplanes from leaving Anchorage with the life-saving serum, a rescue effort was organized to deliver it via dog sled. The annual Iditarod Trail Dog Sled Race still follows the same path as those heroic mushers.

Arrives 23:59 - Overnight (Clearance call)
Overnight (Clearance call) at Port Clarence.

Overnight: Seabourn Venture

Meals included: Breakfast; Dinner

Departs: 05:00

Port Clarence, a gateway to the pristine landscapes of the Bering Strait, offers a rare glimpse into the serene beauty of Alaska's northern wilderness. As the North American Arctic’s singular naturally occurring deep-water refuge, Port Clarence offers the sole harbour and secure anchorage for large vessels along the Seward Peninsula. Here, the unspoiled natural world unfolds before you—where ancient glaciers meet vast tundra, and the dance of the Northern Lights paints the sky with otherworldly hues.

Overnight: Seabourn Venture

Meals included: Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner

Enjoy the day exploring your purpose-built, ultra-luxury expedition ship. Venture is a state-of-the-art vessel, with a yacht-like atmosphere and incredible design.

Overnight: Seabourn Venture

Meals included: Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner

Make yourself at home with delightful daily diversions that add to our fleet’s private yacht-like atmosphere. Embrace this moment and indulge– spending the day pampering yourself in the spa or soaking in a Pure Pampering ℠ bath drawn by your attentive suite host. Meditate upon the vast views that surround you from a yoga mat, the ship’s bow, or your private veranda. Connect with fellow travellers in Seabourn Square or rise to the challenge in a game of trivia.

Overnight: Seabourn Venture

Meals included: Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner

Today, share the journey with a daring explorer or celebrated performer as part of Seabourn Conversations, where experts don’t just lecture, they are part of the daily social scene. Complete your day at sea with world-class fine dining, exclusive entertainment, and an evening of dancing under the stars.

Overnight: Seabourn Venture

Meals included: Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner

Arrives 07:00 - Departs 17:00
Nestled in Canada's Yukon territory, Herschel Island awaits travellers on Seabourn's ultra-luxury cruises, offering a glimpse into the Arctic's rugged beauty and rich history. As the ship stops, passengers encounter towering cliffs, vast tundra, and the icy Beaufort Sea. Once a vital outpost for Arctic exploration, Herschel Island preserves remnants of its whaling and trading past in well-preserved cabins and artifacts. Nature lovers can spot migratory birds, marine mammals and Arctic wildlife on guided hikes across the tundra. The island's indigenous heritage provides insight into the traditional life of the Inuvialuit people, adding cultural depth to the experience. Departing Herschel Island, passengers carry memories of an unforgettable Arctic adventure, filled with stunning landscapes and encounters with Canada's northern frontier.

Please note: This port is accessed by tender boats. Boarding and disembarking tender boats may involve steps and uneven surfaces. While cruise lines strive to provide ease of access, accessibility options can vary at different tender ports. Passengers with mobility concerns are encouraged to inquire about specific arrangements and consider their individual needs when participating in tendering activities.

Overnight: Seabourn Venture

Meals included: Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner

Sailing through the Northwest Passage is a rare travel experience that has been hundreds of years in the making. The passage — more specifically, a series of channels through the Canadian Arctic Archipelago that connects the Atlantic and Pacific oceans — extends approximately 900 miles from Baffin Island to the Beaufort Sea above Alaska. Your Seabourn ship spends nine days traversing this famed sea corridor, and while the exact route taken through the islands can vary, your expedition is sure to be one of contemplation and discovery.

The glacier-carved landscape here is dominated by sea ice, which is used as a platform by marine mammals such as walruses and Arctic ringed seals — as well as the polar bears that hunt them. Yet the region has experienced monumental change since Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen first mapped the Northwest Passage in 1906, and the rapidly shrinking sea ice coverage now allows ships to navigate the route year-round — while also creating existential challenges for the animals that rely upon the ice for survival. Many of the areas you pass through were traditional Indigenous hunting and fishing grounds, and archaeological discoveries show that the Pre-Dorset people occupied this region some 4,000 years ago.

Highlights along the Northwest Passage include:
Devon Island: The world’s largest uninhabited island, located west of Baffin Bay, is known as “Mars on Earth” for its barren, rocky terrain and polar desert climate.
Beechy Island: This tiny island, connected to Devon by a thin isthmus, is the final resting place for four members of the doomed Franklin Expedition of 1845.
Cambridge Bay: A visit to this small Inuit town — the administrative hub for Canada’s Nunavut territory — offers insight into how people survive in such a remote and harsh environment.
Bellot Strait: Steep slopes, strong currents and thick sea ice make this narrow gap between Somerset Island and mainland Canada a navigational challenge. (Fear not, though: if it proves impassable, your Seabourn captain has other options!)

Included Expeditions:
Zodiac Excursions: Get an up-close perspective of this icy realm on regular Zodiac cruises, navigating huge icebergs and glacier fronts while your Expedition Team members point out marine mammals and wildlife ashore.

Nature Hikes: Set out on foot to explore the beautiful, tundra-covered landscapes with your Expedition Team members, who delight in pointing out delicate plants and flowers that thrive in this hostile environment. You can hike to an ancient Thule settlement of stone pit houses on Devon Island, and encounters with arctic foxes, hares, and other wildlife are always possible.

Optional Expeditions (whenever possible):
Kayak: Join your Kayak Team for a paddle along the shores wherever your expedition stops. The chance to experience this wild, remote place from a water-level perspective is a rare and special privilege.
Submersible: Delve below the frigid waters' surface of Arctic Canada in one of your ship’s custom-built submarines, exploring a plankton-rich realm where few have ever ventured — and fascinating discoveries are yet to be made.

Overnight: Seabourn Venture

Meals included: Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner

Enjoy Seabourn Conversations, connecting with visionary experts. Spa & Wellness with Dr. Andrew Weil, featuring an exclusive mindful living program. Expand your horizons in our library, at a port lecture or at one of our many inspiring enrichment programs. To encourage and enhance this satisfying aspect of your Seabourn voyage, we invite luminaries of particular interest and accomplishment to join our guests on board – and bring fascinating insights, expert opinions and delightfully entertaining diversions to the conversation.

Overnight: Seabourn Venture

Meals included: Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner

Sailing through the Northwest Passage is a rare travel experience that has been hundreds of years in the making. The passage — more specifically, a series of channels through the Canadian Arctic Archipelago that connects the Atlantic and Pacific oceans — extends approximately 900 miles from Baffin Island to the Beaufort Sea above Alaska. Your Seabourn ship spends nine days traversing this famed sea corridor, and while the exact route taken through the islands can vary, your expedition is sure to be one of contemplation and discovery.

The glacier-carved landscape here is dominated by sea ice, which is used as a platform by marine mammals such as walruses and Arctic ringed seals — as well as the polar bears that hunt them. Yet the region has experienced monumental change since Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen first mapped the Northwest Passage in 1906, and the rapidly shrinking sea ice coverage now allows ships to navigate the route year-round — while also creating existential challenges for the animals that rely upon the ice for survival. Many of the areas you pass through were traditional Indigenous hunting and fishing grounds, and archaeological discoveries show that the Pre-Dorset people occupied this region some 4,000 years ago.

Included Expeditions
Zodiac Excursions: Get an up-close perspective of this icy realm on regular Zodiac cruises, navigating huge icebergs and glacier fronts while your Expedition Team members point out marine mammals and wildlife ashore.

Nature Hikes: Set out on foot to explore the beautiful, tundra-covered landscapes with your Expedition Team members, who delight in pointing out delicate plants and flowers that thrive in this hostile environment. You can hike to an ancient Thule settlement of stone pit houses on Devon Island, and encounters with arctic foxes, hares, and other wildlife are always possible.

Optional Expeditions (whenever possible):
Kayak: Join your Kayak Team for a paddle along the shores wherever your expedition stops. The chance to experience this wild, remote place from a water-level perspective is a rare and special privilege.
Submersible: Delve below the frigid waters' surface of Arctic Canada in one of your ship’s custom-built submarines, exploring a plankton-rich realm where few have ever ventured — and fascinating discoveries are yet to be made.

Overnight: Seabourn Venture

Meals included: Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner

Arrives: 07:00 - Departs: 17:00

Cambridge Bay, located in Nunavut, Canada, is a vibrant community on Victoria Island. Known as Ikaluktutiak in Inuktitut, it serves as a cultural and economic hub for the region. The town is renowned for its stunning landscapes, rich wildlife, and historical significance, particularly in relation to Arctic exploration. Cambridge Bay is also a centre for Inuit culture, with residents engaging in traditional practices such as hunting and crafting. The community hosts various events and festivals, showcasing its heritage and fostering a sense of togetherness among its residents. Its strategic location makes it an important waypoint for travellers and researchers exploring the Arctic.

Please note: This port is accessed by tender boats. Boarding and disembarking tender boats may involve steps and uneven surfaces. While cruise lines strive to provide ease of access, accessibility options can vary at different tender ports. Passengers with mobility concerns are encouraged to inquire about specific arrangements and consider their individual needs when participating in tendering activities.

Overnight: Seabourn Venture

Meals included: Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner

Sailing through the Northwest Passage is a rare travel experience that has been hundreds of years in the making. The passage — more specifically, a series of channels through the Canadian Arctic Archipelago that connects the Atlantic and Pacific oceans — extends approximately 900 miles from Baffin Island to the Beaufort Sea above Alaska. Your Seabourn ship spends nine days traversing this famed sea corridor, and while the exact route taken through the islands can vary, your expedition is sure to be one of contemplation and discovery.

The glacier-carved landscape here is dominated by sea ice, which is used as a platform by marine mammals such as walruses and Arctic ringed seals — as well as the polar bears that hunt them. Yet the region has experienced monumental change since Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen first mapped the Northwest Passage in 1906, and the rapidly shrinking sea ice coverage now allows ships to navigate the route year-round — while also creating existential challenges for the animals that rely upon the ice for survival. Many of the areas you pass through were traditional Indigenous hunting and fishing grounds, and archaeological discoveries show that the Pre-Dorset people occupied this region some 4,000 years ago.

Included Expeditions
Zodiac Excursions: Get an up-close perspective of this icy realm on regular Zodiac cruises, navigating huge icebergs and glacier fronts while your Expedition Team members point out marine mammals and wildlife ashore.

Nature Hikes: Set out on foot to explore the beautiful, tundra-covered landscapes with your Expedition Team members, who delight in pointing out delicate plants and flowers that thrive in this hostile environment. You can hike to an ancient Thule settlement of stone pit houses on Devon Island, and encounters with arctic foxes, hares, and other wildlife are always possible.

Optional Expeditions (whenever possible):
Kayak: Join your Kayak Team for a paddle along the shores wherever your expedition stops. The chance to experience this wild, remote place from a water-level perspective is a rare and special privilege.
Submersible: Delve below the frigid waters' surface of Arctic Canada in one of your ship’s custom-built submarines, exploring a plankton-rich realm where few have ever ventured — and fascinating discoveries are yet to be made.

Overnight: Seabourn Venture

Meals included: Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner

Arrives: 07:00- Departs: 13:00

Gjoa Haven, located in Nunavut, Canada, is a small Inuit community on King William Island. Known for its rich cultural heritage and stunning Arctic landscapes, it plays a significant role in the history of polar exploration, being named after the Gjoa, the ship of famed explorer Roald Amundsen. The community thrives on traditional practices such as hunting and fishing, while also embracing modern amenities. Gjoa Haven serves as a gateway to the rich history and natural beauty of the region, attracting visitors interested in Indigenous culture and the Arctic environment.

Please note: This port is accessed by tender boats. Boarding and disembarking tender boats may involve steps and uneven surfaces. While cruise lines strive to provide ease of access, accessibility options can vary at different tender ports. Passengers with mobility concerns are encouraged to inquire about specific arrangements and consider their individual needs when participating in tendering activities.

Overnight: Seabourn Venture

Meals included: Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner

Sailing through the Northwest Passage is a rare travel experience that has been hundreds of years in the making. The passage — more specifically, a series of channels through the Canadian Arctic Archipelago that connects the Atlantic and Pacific oceans — extends approximately 900 miles from Baffin Island to the Beaufort Sea above Alaska. Your Seabourn ship spends nine days traversing this famed sea corridor, and while the exact route taken through the islands can vary, your expedition is sure to be one of contemplation and discovery.

The glacier-carved landscape here is dominated by sea ice, which is used as a platform by marine mammals such as walruses and Arctic ringed seals — as well as the polar bears that hunt them. Yet the region has experienced monumental change since Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen first mapped the Northwest Passage in 1906, and the rapidly shrinking sea ice coverage now allows ships to navigate the route year-round — while also creating existential challenges for the animals that rely upon the ice for survival. Many of the areas you pass through were traditional Indigenous hunting and fishing grounds, and archaeological discoveries show that the Pre-Dorset people occupied this region some 4,000 years ago.

Included Expeditions
Zodiac Excursions: Get an up-close perspective of this icy realm on regular Zodiac cruises, navigating huge icebergs and glacier fronts while your Expedition Team members point out marine mammals and wildlife ashore.

Nature Hikes: Set out on foot to explore the beautiful, tundra-covered landscapes with your Expedition Team members, who delight in pointing out delicate plants and flowers that thrive in this hostile environment. You can hike to an ancient Thule settlement of stone pit houses on Devon Island, and encounters with arctic foxes, hares, and other wildlife are always possible.

Optional Expedtiios (whenever possible):
Kayak: Join your Kayak Team for a paddle along the shores wherever your expedition stops. The chance to experience this wild, remote place from a water-level perspective is a rare and special privilege.
Submersible: Delve below the frigid waters' surface of Arctic Canada in one of your ship’s custom-built submarines, exploring a plankton-rich realm where few have ever ventured — and fascinating discoveries are yet to be made.

Overnight: Seabourn Venture

Meals included: Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner

Sailing through the Northwest Passage is a rare travel experience that has been hundreds of years in the making. The passage — more specifically, a series of channels through the Canadian Arctic Archipelago that connects the Atlantic and Pacific oceans — extends approximately 900 miles from Baffin Island to the Beaufort Sea above Alaska. Your Seabourn ship spends nine days traversing this famed sea corridor, and while the exact route taken through the islands can vary, your expedition is sure to be one of contemplation and discovery.

The glacier-carved landscape here is dominated by sea ice, which is used as a platform by marine mammals such as walruses and Arctic ringed seals — as well as the polar bears that hunt them. Yet the region has experienced monumental change since Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen first mapped the Northwest Passage in 1906, and the rapidly shrinking sea ice coverage now allows ships to navigate the route year-round — while also creating existential challenges for the animals that rely upon the ice for survival. Many of the areas you pass through were traditional Indigenous hunting and fishing grounds, and archaeological discoveries show that the Pre-Dorset people occupied this region some 4,000 years ago.

Included expeditions
Zodiac Excursions: Get an up-close perspective of this icy realm on regular Zodiac cruises, navigating huge icebergs and glacier fronts while your Expedition Team members point out marine mammals and wildlife ashore.

Nature Hikes: Set out on foot to explore the beautiful, tundra-covered landscapes with your Expedition Team members, who delight in pointing out delicate plants and flowers that thrive in this hostile environment. You can hike to an ancient Thule settlement of stone pit houses on Devon Island, and encounters with arctic foxes, hares, and other wildlife are always possible.

Optional expeditions
Kayak: Join your Kayak Team for a paddle along the shores wherever your expedition stops. The chance to experience this wild, remote place from a water-level perspective is a rare and special privilege.
Submersible: Delve below the frigid waters' surface of Arctic Canada in one of your ship’s custom-built submarines, exploring a plankton-rich realm where few have ever ventured — and fascinating discoveries are yet to be made.

Overnight: Seabourn Venture

Meals included: Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner

Sailing through the Northwest Passage is a rare travel experience that has been hundreds of years in the making. The passage — more specifically, a series of channels through the Canadian Arctic Archipelago that connects the Atlantic and Pacific oceans — extends approximately 900 miles from Baffin Island to the Beaufort Sea above Alaska. Your Seabourn ship spends nine days traversing this famed sea corridor, and while the exact route taken through the islands can vary, your expedition is sure to be one of contemplation and discovery.

The glacier-carved landscape here is dominated by sea ice, which is used as a platform by marine mammals such as walruses and Arctic ringed seals — as well as the polar bears that hunt them. Yet the region has experienced monumental change since Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen first mapped the Northwest Passage in 1906, and the rapidly shrinking sea ice coverage now allows ships to navigate the route year-round — while also creating existential challenges for the animals that rely upon the ice for survival. Many of the areas you pass through were traditional Indigenous hunting and fishing grounds, and archaeological discoveries show that the Pre-Dorset people occupied this region some 4,000 years ago.

Included expeditions
Zodiac Excursions: Get an up-close perspective of this icy realm on regular Zodiac cruises, navigating huge icebergs and glacier fronts while your Expedition Team members point out marine mammals and wildlife ashore.

Nature Hikes: Set out on foot to explore the beautiful, tundra-covered landscapes with your Expedition Team members, who delight in pointing out delicate plants and flowers that thrive in this hostile environment. You can hike to an ancient Thule settlement of stone pit houses on Devon Island, and encounters with arctic foxes, hares, and other wildlife are always possible.

Optional expeditions (whenever possible):
Kayak: Join your Kayak Team for a paddle along the shores wherever your expedition stops. The chance to experience this wild, remote place from a water-level perspective is a rare and special privilege.
Submersible: Delve below the frigid waters' surface of Arctic Canada in one of your ship’s custom-built submarines, exploring a plankton-rich realm where few have ever ventured — and fascinating discoveries are yet to be made.

Overnight: Seabourn Venture

Meals included: Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner

Arrives: 07:00 - Departs: 17:00

Philpots Island is part of the Queen Elizabeth Islands and the Arctic Archipelago in Nunavut. It’s the largest of the offshore islands of Devon Island, situated at its eastern tip. The island is nestled in Baffin Bay, bordered by Hyde Inlet to the north and the Parry Channel to the south.

Please note: This port is accessed by tender boats. Boarding and disembarking tender boats may involve steps and uneven surfaces. While cruise lines strive to provide ease of access, accessibility options can vary at different tender ports. Passengers with mobility concerns are encouraged to inquire about specific arrangements and consider their individual needs when participating in tendering activities.

Overnight: Seabourn Venture

Meals included: Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner

Arrives: 08:00 - Departs: 13:00

Pond Inlet is a small, primarily Inuit community in Nunavut's Qikiqtaaluk Region, located on northern Baffin Island. This beautiful area is surrounded by striking mountain ranges, dozens of glaciers, picturesque fjords and inlets, ice caves, unique hoodoo rock formations, and floating icebergs. It’s also close to the floe edge, which becomes prominent in May and June.

Please note: This port is accessed by tender boats. Boarding and disembarking tender boats may involve steps and uneven surfaces. While cruise lines strive to provide ease of access, accessibility options can vary at different tender ports. Passengers with mobility concerns are encouraged to inquire about specific arrangements and consider their individual needs when participating in tendering activities.

Overnight: Seabourn Venture

Meals included: Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner

The Discovery Center, which is adjacent to the Expedition Lounge on deck 4, acts as the teaching & academic centre for natural history and cultural programming in an environment spacious enough to accommodate all guests at one time. Guests can visit this venue for insightful lectures, briefings, and Seabourn Conversations enrichment programming designed to help educate them throughout their expedition experience. The world-class 26-person expedition team of wilderness experts, scientists, historians and naturalists will deliver rich, insightful lectures and discussions on a broad array of topics related to the regions where guests are sailing. Inspired by the compelling landscape of some of the expedition destinations, the Discovery Center incorporates the organic shapes of topography maps against the elegant curves of the plush custom seating.

Audio-visual experiences will come to life through high-definition screens 2.5 meters high by 10 meters wide, showing a variety of programming to create a captivating experience that whets the appetite and creates excitement for each destination. Footage from submarine voyages will also be shown, providing an enticing look at the undersea world and the marine life that calls it home.

Overnight: Seabourn Venture

Meals included: Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner

Arrives: 09:00 - Departs: 17:00

Located 24 miles (40 kilometres) north of the Arctic Circle, Sisimiut is “rough, real and remote.” These three words cut to the core of Sisimiut’s reputation as an outdoor adventure-travel hub. It’s the second-largest city in Greenland with 5,600 inhabitants and was founded in 1756 under the leadership of the Danish missionary, Hans Egede. The name is Greenlandic meaning ‘place of fox dens.’ The area has been inhabited for 4,500 years, first by the Inuit peoples of the Saqqaq culture, Dorset culture, and then the Thule people, whose descendants comprise the majority of the current population.

One of the most picturesque towns in Greenland, Sisimiut is set in a tranquil fjord perched on bare outcrops of rock. Mount Nasaasaaq, 2,572’ (784 m) tall, is the backdrop for the town, where colourful houses of bright red, yellow, green and blue stand out in stark contrast to a landscape of grey and white. The Sisimiut Museum hosts a traditional Greenlandic peat house and the remains of an 18th-century kayak.

Please note: This port is accessed by tender boats. Boarding and disembarking tender boats may involve steps and uneven surfaces. While cruise lines strive to provide ease of access, accessibility options can vary at different tender ports. Passengers with mobility concerns are encouraged to inquire about specific arrangements and consider their individual needs when participating in tendering activities.

Overnight: Seabourn Venture

Meals included: Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner

Arrives: 08:00 - Departs: 17:00

There is no place on Earth, other than Ilulissat, Greenland that can define itself by the size and volume of its icebergs. The name Ilulissat is the Greenlandic word for ‘Iceberg’. This is truly an iceberg paradise! Despite its proximity to huge glaciers, people have lived here more than 4,000 years. The modern town of Ilulissat was founded in 1741 by the Danish merchant, Jacob Severin. With a current population of 4,500, it is the third-largest city in Greenland. The narrow inner harbour is lined by a kaleidoscope of colourful houses typical of Greenlandic villages.

The mass and sheer volume of icebergs from nearby Jakobshavn Glacier has made Ilulissat the most popular tourist destination in Greenland. Moving at up to 45 meters (150’) per day, when averaged annually, the glacier drains 6.5% of the Greenland ice sheet and produces about 10% of all icebergs. For this reason, Ilulissat Icefjord is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Please note: This port is accessed by tender boats. Boarding and disembarking tender boats may involve steps and uneven surfaces. While cruise lines strive to provide ease of access, accessibility options can vary at different tender ports. Passengers with mobility concerns are encouraged to inquire about specific arrangements and consider their individual needs when participating in tendering activities.

Overnight: Seabourn Venture

Meals included: Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner

Each day on board offers delicious dining options, world-class entertainment and enriching activities. A chance to visit the Card Room; a great choice for the sea-loving cruiser who craves that langurous feeling of lazy leisure. The Club features a cosmopolitan main room and a terrace with a plunge pool and two whirlpool spas. Socialize day and night as it opens for afternoon tea, then transforms into a hot dance club in the evening. For a more casual indoor/outdoor alternative for breakfasts and lunch, and regionally-themed dinners with table service nightly.

Overnight: Seabourn Venture

Meals included: Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner

Arrives: 07:00

Kangerlussuaq is a small town in western Greenland. It's at the eastern end of a deep fjord. The Kangerlussuaq area is also home to Greenland's most diverse terrestrial fauna, including muskoxen, caribou, and gyrfalcons.

After disembarkation this morning a Seabourn transfer is arranged for your charter flight to Reykjavik. Upon arrival, you will be transferred to your Seabourn hotel.
Reykjavík, established by Viking settler Ingólfur Arnarson around 870 C.E, is the location of the first permanent settlement in Iceland. The census of 1703 recorded that Reykjavík had 69 residents and consisted of a farm and a church. The impressive statue of Leif Erikson, in the centre of town, reminds all of Iceland’s Viking heritage. Its name translates to ‘smoky bay’, due to the geothermal nature of the surrounding area.

Today about 200.000 people live in the Icelandic capital, roughly 60% of the country’s population. It has evolved into a sophisticated city. The northernmost national capital in the world is also one of the cleanest, greenest, and safest on Earth. Walking Reykjavik streets one will find rich culture, history, music, shopping and in the late hours vibrant nightlife. Colourful rooftops and the elegant spire of Hallgrímskirkja Church dominate Reykjavik’s skyline. Known for its arts, Reykjavik hosts a number of internationally recognized festivals, notably the Iceland Air Music Festival, Reykjavik Arts Festival and the Reykjavik International Film Festival.

Overnight: Parliament Hotel or similar, Reykjavik

Meals included: Breakfast

Once checked out and at the appropriate time a Seabourn transfer will take you to the airport for your flight home.

Meals included: Breakfast; In-Flight

Welcome home.

Meals included: None

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CANCELLATION POLICY
Tour packages are non-refundable. If your tour package is affected by Covid-19-related travel restrictions and you are unable to travel, you will receive either a free date change (credit that is specific to your original package and purchase value) or an open credit less any non-recoverable supplier fees to the value of your original purchase for use on any other tour or package available via the TripADeal website.

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Please note: All additional charges are payable in AUD (unless otherwise stated).

This travel offer is valid for travel on the 27th August 2025.

This travel offer is priced per person based on a twin share.

Departure Dates
2025
August: 27

Please note: see checkout for live dates and availability.

Single Traveller Supplement
For solo travellers, a mandatory single supplement applies.
V1 Veranda: $16,500
V2 Veranda: $17,500
V3 Veranda: $19,000
Penthouse Suite: $38,000

Please note: Accommodation for single customers who are travelling on a tour or cruise package may be in a single room, depending on availability.

Child Policy
• No child discounts. The full price applies to all children travelling with their parents.
• Valid for children 6 years old and over.
Please note: Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult 21 years old and over to travel. No unaccompanied minors are allowed.

Departure Cities
Sydney, *Melbourne, *Brisbane, *Adelaide, *Perth, *Auckland

Departure City Surcharges
Melbourne: $350 per person
Brisbane: $350 per person
Adelaide: $550 per person
Perth: $550 per person
Auckland: $550 per person

International Flight(s)
• Cabin Class: Economy Class
Please note: We cannot accommodate one-way flights. Travellers must take all included flights within the package, and any flights intentionally forfeited will result in later flights being subject to cancellation.

Charter Flight(s) Used
• Cabin Class: Economy Class
• Route: Anchorage to Nome (Seabourn) and Kangerlussuaq, Greenland to Reykjavik, Iceland (booked by Seabourn)

Charter Flight Information
Baggage allowance per person
1 x 7kg of checked baggage
1 x 23kg of carry on baggage

Arrive Early Options
Anchorage, Alaska - $300 per person
Please note:
• This fee does not include extra nights' accommodation, meals or airport transfers.
• You may book a date to arrive early via our website but only a date that is within 30 days of the tour departure date. If you wish to arrive earlier than 30 days before your tour departure date, please call our friendly staff for availability and pricing. Additional costs may apply
• No flight booking changes or cancellations are permitted after air tickets have been issued.
• Flight changes are subject to availability at the time of booking.
• A high season arrive early can be purchased for up to $500 per person, subject to availability.
• High season surcharges apply to flights departing between the below date ranges (only available for purchase over the phone):
• 6th December 2024 - 31st January 2025
• 28th March 2025 - 27th April 2025
° 16th June 2025 - 20th July 2025

Stay Behind Options
Reykjavik, Iceland - $300 per person
Please note:
• This fee does not include extra nights' accommodation, meals or airport transfers.
• A stay behind can only be booked up to one month after your package end date upon check-out. Should you wish to stay later, please contact us to request availability. Additional costs may apply.
• No flight booking changes or cancellations are permitted after air tickets have been issued.
• Flight changes are subject to availability at the time of booking.
• A high season stay behind can be purchased for up to $500 per person, subject to availability.
• High season surcharges apply to flights departing between the below date ranges (only available for purchase over the phone):
• 15th September 2025 - 12th October 2025
• 1st December 2025 - 31st January 2026
° 3rd April 2026 - 20th April 2026

Stopover Packages (Inbound only - Reykjavik to AU/NZ flight)
* Doha
* Dubai
* Singapore
Includes:
• 2, 3 or 5 nights in 4-star accommodation
• Daily breakfast
• Return airport transfers
For pricing, please refer to the payment cart at checkout.
Please note:
• When a pre and post-tour stopover is chosen, the same stopover location must be chosen each way, due to the airline used.
• When selecting an Arrive Early or Stay Behind in conjunction with a Stopover Package, the stopover will take place after the departure date you select for your Arrive Early or Stay Behind.
• Stopover packages are subject to availability.
• In the event that a purchased stopover package and a purchased preferred airline upgrade are not compatible, you will have the option to receive a refund for the preferred airline upgrade or be offered an alternative stopover city option, e.g if you choose to fly with Singapore Airlines you cannot stopover in Dubai.
• Blackout dates apply to flights departing between the below date ranges:
• Singapore: 2nd - 8th October 2025, 22nd December 2025 - 2nd January 2026
° Doha: 1st November 2025 - 3rd December 2025, 22nd December 2025 - 2nd January 2026
° Dubai: 4th - 10th December 2025, 22nd December 2025 - 2nd January 2026

Flight Class Upgrades
Business Class: For pricing, please refer to the payment cart at checkout.
Please note:
• Flight upgrades are subject to availability and pricing changes (if we cannot fulfil your request, the upgrade cost will be refunded).
• On any upgrade purchase, short-haul flights and domestic flight sectors are not guaranteed

Missed Flights
If you fail to arrive for your outbound flight, you risk all flight and land arrangements in your destination being automatically cancelled by the airlines and land operator, respectively. Additional fees may apply to reinstate these services. If you miss your flight for whatever reason, please contact us as soon as possible to make arrangements.

Seabourn ‘Seabourn Venture' Ship
Seabourn Venture is a marvel of modern luxury travel, designed to reach the most remote and coveted destinations worldwide. Constructed to PC6 Polar Class standards, it boasts cutting-edge hardware and technology for seamless operation in diverse environments. Guests can engage in up-close wildlife encounters and enriching cultural experiences. Luxurious public and enrichment spaces, designed by renowned designer Adam D. Tihany, offer unparalleled comfort and elegance.
Dining aboard Seabourn Venture is a culinary delight, with round-the-clock complimentary options from luxurious dining experiences like The Restaurant, The Colonnade, The Patio, Sushi in the Club, Seabourn Square and Constellation Lounge. Indulge in complimentary premium spirits, fine wines, and caviar, enhancing the onboard experience. Stay connected with complimentary Wi-Fi powered by SpaceX's Starlink.
Experience once-in-a-lifetime adventures with signature events like Caviar in the surf. Wildlife sightings abound, complemented by onboard narration and insights from the Expedition Team. With inspiring enrichment programs and special guest speakers, Seabourn Venture promises an unforgettable journey of discovery and luxury.

Complimentary Gear Provided By Seabourn
• Complimentary PolarShield Parka by Helly Hansen: A state-of-the-art, custom-designed 'Two in One' hooded parka made by the leader in maritime apparel. It's windproof, waterproof and easily fits over layers. The outer shell can be worn on its own or paired with the insulating inner jacket.
• Complimentary WaterShield Waterproof Pack by Helly Hansen (included when you order your parka): A WaterShield waterproof backpack by Helly Hansen is one of the most useful items in your gear repertoire.
• Complimentary Brand Beanie by Helly Hansen (included when you order your parka).
Please note:
• Complimentary gear is yours to keep at the end of the voyage.
• Order your complimentary parka and pack at least 30 days in advance for delivery to your onboard suite.

Onboard currency:
USD

Cabins/Staterooms:
V1 Veranda Suite
(Located Deck 5 towards the bow): Approximately 33m² including a veranda of 7m²
Suites on Seabourn Venture feature a comfortable living area; private veranda; queen-size bed or two twin beds; an extra-large walk-in closet for expedition gear; personal safe; interactive flat-screen TV with music and movies; fully stocked bar and refrigerator; writing desk with personalised stationery; makeup vanity; spacious bathroom with double vanities, tub and shower, plush robes, slippers, hairdryer and 110/220V AC outlets.

V2 Veranda Suite
(Located Decks 6 & 7 towards the bow): Approximately 33m² including veranda of 7m²
Suites on Seabourn Venture feature a comfortable living area; private veranda; queen-size bed or two twin beds; an extra-large walk-in closet for expedition gear; personal safe; interactive flat-screen TV with music and movies; fully stocked bar and refrigerator; writing desk with personalised stationery; makeup vanity; spacious bathroom with double vanities, tub and shower, plush robes, slippers, hairdryer and 110/220V AC outlets.

V3 Veranda Suite
(Located Decks 5 & 6 mid ship): Approximately 33m² including veranda of 7m²
Suites on Seabourn Venture feature a comfortable living area; private veranda; queen-size bed or two twin beds; an extra-large walk-in closet for expedition gear; personal safe; interactive flat-screen TV with music and movies; fully stocked bar and refrigerator; writing desk with personalised stationery; makeup vanity; spacious bathroom with double vanities, tub and shower, plush robes, slippers, hairdryer and 110/220V AC outlets.

PH Penthouse Suite
(Located Deck 7 & 8): Approximately 49m² including veranda of 9m²
All Penthouse Suites feature a comfortable living area; private veranda; queen-size bed or two twin beds; walk-in closet; personal safe; interactive TV with music and movies; fully stocked bar and refrigerator; writing desk with personalised stationery; makeup vanity; spacious bathroom, separate tub and shower, plush robes, slippers, luxury health and beauty products, hairdryer and 110/220V AC outlets.

All cabins are subject to availability; some cabins may have restricted views.

Cruise Arrival and Departure times:
Please keep in mind that the provided cruise arrival and departure times are an approximate and will be finalised upon receipt of your cruise tickets.

Accommodation Used:
4 Star Properties (Self-Rated)
Anchorage: Hotel Captain Cook
Reykjavik: Parliament Hotel

Please note: Accommodation/rooms offered are based on a lead-in room type and are subject to availability based on seasonality. In the instance a property is not available, a similar standard of accommodation will be provided. Properties will be confirmed and included in your travel pack, which you will receive 4-6 weeks before travel.

Extra Nights
Not available.
Please note: If you are interested in booking additional nights of accommodation pre or post-tour, please wait until you receive your travel documentation approximately 4-6 weeks before departure for the confirmed list of hotels. If booking your own additional accommodation directly with the hotel, please be aware that you may be required to change rooms at the start/end of your tour.

Maximum Room Capacity
2 people.

Triple Share
Not available.

Bedding Configuration
Twin or double (subject to availability).

Please note:
• Some tours or shore excursions require minimum numbers to operate.
• Shore excursions can be booked/reserved directly with the cruise line before travel (subject to availability)
• Shore excursions can also be booked whilst onboard (subject to availability).
• Shore excursion programmes and itineraries may vary depending on local conditions and/or any unforeseen events concerning the timing on the day of the tour. Some excursions are very popular, and therefore availability cannot always be guaranteed, it is advisable to book in advance to avoid disappointment.

• Visa fees and requirements
• Domestic transfers and flights not stated in the deal offer
• Meals/beverages not stated in the deal offer
• Optional gratuities/tipping
• Optional activities/tours
• Personal expenses
• Travel insurance
• Any costs associated with an interruption to your tour as a result of an airline schedule change or cancellation
• Mandatory city tax

Please note: Tipping for services provided is always a matter of personal discretion; however, please be aware that many locals consider tipping part of their normal remuneration, and they may approach you for payment; there's no need to be intimidated by the request.

Cruise
Tipping is neither expected nor required on your Seabourn cruise.

CLIMATE & AVERAGE TEMPERATURES
Anchorage
In August, Anchorage, Alaska experiences mild summer weather. Temperatures typically range from 11°C to 18°C, with long daylight hours. The weather is generally cool and pleasant, though occasional rain showers are common. Despite some cloud cover and light rain, there are also many sunny days, making it a great time for outdoor activities and exploring the region's natural beauty.

Arctic
In the Arctic, August and September transition from summer to autumn, with temperatures gradually cooling. In August, temperatures range from 0°C to 10°C, varying by location, with coastal areas generally milder than the cooler interior. The weather features a mix of sunny days, fog, and occasional light rain or snow, especially towards the month's end. By September, temperatures drop to between -5°C and 5°C, with more frequent snowfall and the formation of sea ice. Daylight hours also begin to decrease significantly as the region shifts toward winter, while wildlife remains active before the harsher conditions set in.

Greenland
In September, Greenland experiences the transition from summer to autumn, with cooler temperatures. The weather typically ranges from 0°C to 8°C, depending on the location. Coastal areas may be milder, while the interior and higher elevations are colder. Rain and snow showers become more frequent as the month progresses, and daylight hours begin to shorten. Despite the cooler temperatures, September can still offer clear, crisp days, making it a good time for exploring Greenland's landscapes and witnessing the early onset of the Northern Lights.

Iceland
In September, Iceland experiences cool autumn weather, with temperatures typically ranging from 5°C to 12°C. The weather can be quite variable, with a mix of sunny days, rain, and occasional wind. As the month progresses, the likelihood of rain increases, and daylight hours start to decrease. Despite the cooler conditions, September is a great time to explore Iceland's natural beauty, with the possibility of witnessing the Northern Lights as the nights grow longer.

FLIGHTS
Seat Selection & Frequent Flyer Points:
We do not arrange seat selection. It is essential to highlight that some airlines do not allow pre-selected seats. We strongly suggest you contact the airline directly with seating allocation requirements and/or arrive at the airport earlier to arrange your seating. While we do not add frequent flyer member details to bookings, you can do this directly with the airline once you have your flight information.

Passport Validity:
Customers must provide valid passport details either at the time of purchase or no later than 45 days before the departure date. Failure to do so may result in the cancellation of the booking. Customers will be responsible for any costs and fees incurred in this instance.

CRUISE
Embarkation / Disembarkation:
• Begins approximately 2 hours after docking.
• Due to security reasons, all guests must be on board 2 hours before sailing.
• Itineraries are subject to change at any time without notice.
• Check your specific sailing for exact departure and arrival times. All times are local to the port.
Please note: Strict Covid-19 terms may also apply regarding proof of insurance covering Covid-19 and/or vaccination. Please refer to the cruise lines’ terms and conditions for further information before boarding.

Cruise Loyalty Discounts:
Please note: Travellers must contact the cruise line directly upon receiving their travel documents in order to request any membership benefits they may be entitled to.

Luggage:
You will be responsible for all your personal belongings whilst on tour. You must carry your own luggage from the vehicle to the hotel room and back to the vehicle. The driver will assist with the uploading and unloading of bags from the vehicle.

OTHER
Mobility:
If you require wheelchair access please contact our friendly sales and service team to inquire on your behalf.

Fitness Level Required:
A Moderate level of fitness will be required.
Moderate is described as Expect a moderate pace of touring with a focus on guided tours that may include full days with extended activities, guided tours or nature walks. You will require a general level of fitness for unassisted navigation of stairs and inclines, longer distances with possible periods of standing when visiting sites, walking on sloping, uneven ground or elevations. You will be responsible for your own luggage and must have the ability to board all modes of transport without assistance. Please note: Many areas may be inaccessible to wheelchairs or mobility scooters, where the unassisted use of personal walking sticks and other aids may be required. Although some assistance may be available, every traveller should be self-reliant during all aspects of their travel.
Please note: It is expected that every traveller be self-reliant and able to undertake all aspects of their own travel. Please speak to your booking agent about your personal circumstances and any assistance requirements to ensure this tour is right for you.
Please note: If you have any concerns, please consult your healthcare provider prior to purchase/travel.

Sightseeing:
Please note: If entry to a site is affected by changes in operating hours or public holiday closures, your itinerary, where possible, may be adjusted, or a similar activity will be offered in its place (subject to availability).

Shopping:
Shopping overseas can be a daunting and confusing experience, especially when there is a language barrier. Please be very cautious when foreign currencies and prices are involved. If paying by credit card, please pay close attention to the amount you are being charged and keep all your receipts.
Do not make any purchases you are not comfortable with or feel pressured into. If you are uncertain or need assistance with the language barrier, please seek assistance from your Tour Guide/Leader.
Please refer to our Terms and Conditions regarding shopping for further information.

Iceland
Australian passport holders are not required to obtain a tourist visa for a stay of less than 90 days.

Greenland
Australian passport holders are not required to obtain a tourist visa for a stay of less than 90 days. Please ensure your passport is valid for at least 3 months from your planned date of departure.

United States of America
Australian passport holders must obtain an “ESTA” visa waiver in order to enter or transit in the United States.
Please note: You may be required to obtain a visa if you do not meet the eligibility requirements of the ESTA program. Please see https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov for full eligibility requirements and applications.

Canada
Australian and New Zealand passport holders must apply for an electronic travel authorisation (eTA) before travelling to Canada by air. An Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) is an entry requirement for visa-exempt foreign nationals travelling to Canada by air. An eTA is electronically linked to a traveller’s passport. It is valid for up to five years or until the passport expires, whichever comes first. If you get a new passport, you need to get a new eTA. If you arrive in Canada by train, bus, or boat, you don’t need a visa or eTA, but you do need to bring the right travel documents.

Important:
• Please start arranging your visa three weeks before departure to account for any delays due to consulate operating hours.
• Visa rules are subject to change. Please check with the nearest embassy, consulate or immigration department of the destination/s you are visiting once you receive your travel documentation to ensure you have the most up to date information.
• It is your responsibility to be travel-ready and ensure that you are aware and comply with any destination or travel requirements, including the validity of all required travel documents.
• Passengers who are not Australian citizens must also check with the respective consulate or visa agency to determine what their visa requirements are and what personal identification is required.
• It is also important to note that some areas of employment, such as journalism, government authorities and charity organisations, may have additional restrictions in applying for visas. This may, in turn, affect the type of application required.

Embarking on your next trip is exciting, and while you hope the unexpected does not happen, it is best to be prepared. We strongly recommend you take out travel insurance when making your booking. Whether it’s a potential medical emergency, a flight cancellation, a delayed suitcase, or an unforeseen event, it's important to ensure you're adequately protected. For more information or advice visit https://www.tripadeal.com.au/travel-insurance

Voluntary Changes
This includes booking changes requested by you, including but not limited to those changes requiring an airline ticket or a Purchase Confirmation reissue.
• Changes - $100 AUD per booking and any additional charges applied by the airline/cruise company/accommodation/other travel providers.

Name Changes Due To Passenger Error
• If the incorrect name has been provided, charges of $100 AUD per booking and any additional charges applied by the airline/cruise company/accommodation/other travel providers.

Supplier Fees
In the event the tour package you have purchased is unable to proceed, and/or a travel Supplier is unable to fulfil the tour due to external circumstances (Limitation of Liability e.g. a Force Majeure event), there may be a fee or amount of money that is withheld by our Suppliers and is unrecoverable. This may be due to non-refundable airline tickets, cancellation penalties with cruise cabins or unrecoverable payments with our land/accommodation partners. If refunds are not available from Suppliers, we will endeavour to obtain a travel credit on the best terms available and communicate these outcomes to you. In the event we are unable to obtain a refund or travel service credit, or part thereof, this cost is passed on to the customer as a Supplier Fee.