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Tailor-Made Finland Northern Lights Private Tour

Aurora & glass igloo explorer - 5 days, lapland & husky highlights - 5 days, best of northern norway classic - 71° north cape ( private tour), tailor-made private norway trip to chase the northern lights, northern lights of scandinavia (classic, 10 days), rovaniemi winter experience, greenland explorer, northern lights of scandinavia (small groups, 10 days), finnish lapland in winter.

• Northern Lights
• Christmas & New Year
• Drive a snowmobile to a reindeer farm
• Stay in an Aurora glass cabin with sauna
• Watch the northern lights by an open fire

“The tours and hotel stay were excelent. All the tours and transfers were timed to perfection.” Gershon Rosenblum, traveled in February 2023

• Enjoy a cosy night in a glass igloo with uninterrupted views of the night sky above
• Keep your eyes peeled for sightings of the spectacular lights that dance in the sky
• Embark on a reindeer ride through frozen forests and encounter hard working huskies

“Going to Lapland in winter was always a dream. This did not disappoint. Loved the day trips we did and the accommodation was amazing.” Claire Michell, traveled in January 2024

• Ski, Snowboard & Snow
• Go husky sledging through frozen forest and, snowmobile along powdered tracks
• Be amazed as you interact with reindeer as they stroll in their natural habitat
• Discover the highlights of this beautiful landscape, close to the Arctic circle

“The trip was Excellent, we loved the tour and destinations visited.” Chris Hunburgy, traveled in June 2023

• Explore Tromsø, the Capital of Northern Norway
• Sail the Norwegian coast on the Hurtigruten ship
• Visit the North Cape, Europe's northernmost point

“Jann was a fantastic guide / driver who was kind and considerate and wanted the best experience possible for his guests!!” David Wilson Haydis, traveled in January 2024

• Visit the Art Museum on Svinøya Island
• Explore Svolvær and hunt the northern lights
• Fly to Tromso, the Arctic's largest city

“The overall experience was EPIC! Everything, from the pre-tour communications to the entire tour was exceptional.” James Keenan, traveled in March 2022

• Sightseeing
• Experience Sámi culture and reindeer in Tromsø
• Explore Honningsvåg and visit the North Cape
• Stay at the Art Nouveau GLO Hotel Art in Helsinki

“We had a fantastic time as there was plenty of fun experiences as well as time to rest and relax.” Adrianna Czachorowska, traveled in March 2023

• Experience a husky sled ride through snowy forests
• Drive a snowmobile across the Lappish wilderness
• Search for the Northern Lights on a guided tour

• Experience the Midnight Sun on a boat tour
• Discover Ilulissat on a guided city walk
• Cruise past icebergs on the MS Sarfaq Ittuk

“The tour was very well designed to maximize the experience. The fair lady put on a fantastic show.” Allison Stoute, traveled in February 2023

• Watch the northern lights from Aurora Village
• Join a Sámi cultural experience in Tromsø

“Lots of new things to see, very well organized, enough independent time, and lots of fun.” Deboraj L, traveled in January 2019

• Search for the Northern Lights from a forest guesthouse
• Experience the Santa Claus Express to Rovaniemi
• Explore Helsinki's historical and culinary delights

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ARCTIC DESTINATIONS Gates of the Arctic National Park

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Gates of the Arctic is the crown jewel of the National Park system. Rugged mountains, clear rivers, forest, and tundra beckon the wilderness traveler.

About Gates of the Arctic National Park

All of the Alaska National Parks are spectacular, but Gates of the Arctic National Park just might be the best. Clear, free-flowing rivers, majestic peaks, endless vistas and undisturbed wildlife are the standard fare in Gates of the Arctic.

It is a hugely diverse and largely unknown 11 million acre park in Alaska’s Brooks Range, with endless opportunities for wilderness backcountry adventures. With less than 900 visitors per year there are no trails campgrounds or visitor centers, just wildlands and wildlife.

Gates of the Arctic Geography

Like the rest of the Alaska Brooks Range, Gates of the Arctic is accessible only by air. The South slopes of the Brooks Range are forested and similar to interior Alaska, though tundra peaks are always within sight and an easy hike. The high country and North slopes of the Brooks Range are tundra; wide open, treeless and beautiful.

Glacier carved peaks like the Arrigetch and Mt. Igikpak tower above good canoeing rivers like the Alatna and Noatak , while to the west and north, the Kobuk and Nigu provide whitewater rafters with a couple of challenging rapids.

Wildlife in Gates of the Arctic

In Gates of the Arctic National Park, you may see small bands of caribou in quiet alpine canyons, Arctic Poppies and Alaska River Beauty flowering on the tundra and Common Loons or Tundra Swans in the sprawling glacial lakes. Perhaps you will visited by a moose or see musk oxen or a grizzly bear feeding near camp. Golden Eagles and Dall sheep frequent the high country.

Lake trout, pike, sheefish, salmon and greyling are found in the rivers and lakes and the 200,000 member Western Arctic Caribou herd roams the park during July, and August. Whether you’re a wildlife photographer, into Alaska birding, or just enjoy watching wildlife, Gates of the Arctic offers a true backcountry wilderness experience often rich with wildlife.

Human History of Gates of the Arctic

Nunamiut people have lived in the Brooks Range for thousands of years, fishing the productive waters and hunting caribou and sheep. Tent rings, stone fences and chipped stone are found throughout the park in places like the Nigu River.

In the Koyukuk country in the southern part of the park the gold rush pioneers and wilderness visionaries like Bob Marshall enrich our experience with stories and artifacts.

Wilderness Trips in Gates of the Arctic National Park

We offer professionally guided raft, canoe, basecamp, packrafting and backpacking trips on both forested south slopes of the mountains and the wide open tundra north of the Arctic Divide. Whether your interest is canoeing the Noatak or backpacking and packrafting in the Arrigetch Peaks and Alatna River, Gates of the Arctic National Park is sure to exceed your expectations.

For those interested in seeing more National Parks in Alaska we offer custom trips to Kobuk Valley, Noatak Preserve and other Alaska National Parks, which can combine with a trip to Gates of the Arctic.

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Aurora hunt in Murmansk, Russia

• 3-day package
• Northern Lights hunt
• Teriberka village
• Hotel included

From: 32000 Rubles/person

Try your luck in chasing the Northern Lights

• The evening Aurora pursuit
• Starts in the city centre of Murmansk
• Operated from late August to early April

From: 7000 Rub/person

Adventures, activities and a bit of culture on the scenic roads of the Russian north (September — April).

• Explore picturesque nature spots
• Hunt for the Northern Lights
• Ride on a steam train
• Visit a husky kennel
• Taste local food

From: 770 USD/person

Arctic Cruises & Tours

Midnight sun, ethereal natural light shows and preening polar bears – welcome to the edge of the map.

A pristine Eden of mountain peaks, glacial structures and pretty much every shade of blue known to man, this winter wonderland sometimes seems too beautiful to be real. Polar bears, whales, reindeer and walruses dot the ice-strewn land and seascapes while wildflowers bloom on the inland plains. Come the seasonal equinoxes, Aurora Borealis throws up its dazzling display of lights. On some summer nights the sun never sets. Enchanting, stark and about as remote as you can get while crossing parts of eight countries – Norway , Sweden , Finland , Iceland , Greenland ( Denmark ), Russia , Canada  and the USA  – the Arctic Circle really is poles apart from the typical travel experience. Set sail on a cruise to the Earth's tip top - The Arctic.

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Arctic highlights

Your home on the sea.

We know you want to be as comfortable as possible while on board, which is why we’ve chosen vessels equipped with modern conveniences along with luxurious touches that make each voyage a true pleasure. Each ship boasts onboard chefs to prepare a range of hearty, quality meals, and onboard experts to ensure you spend more time seeing the sights and less time thumbing through a guidebook.

Why choose us

Each vessel is purpose-built for polar conditions, well-equipped and fitted with modern conveniences to create a home away from home. Each ship also boasts a team of professional chefs preparing high-quality meals around the clock, a crew of experienced sailors and expedition leaders to chart a course.

Travel with polar experts in a range of fields – glaciology, ornithology, marine biology and natural history – who provide invaluable context and insight to the region. Trained guides in Arctic terrain ensure you can travel with peace of mind onboard and during onshore activities.

When you’re not spotting wildlife from the deck, exploring onshore or taking part in an adventure activity, all our Arctic trips include educational seminars to learn about the region’s unique flora and fauna. On top of all that, there’s a library where you can do your own polar research or have some downtime in the lounge.

All cruises provide three meals a day, 24-hour tea and coffee, and activities including Zodiac excursions, onboard seminars and shore landings. Our chefs know just how to warm you up after your Arctic outing, just be ready for a second serving!

Our polar operators are the best in the business and make your safety traveling in this potentially hazardous region their number one priority, adhering to all international maritime and SOLAS regulations.

We strive to use travel as a force for good. That’s why we choose to give back to the communities we visit, carbon offset all our trips and take our social and environmental responsibilities seriously. We’ve been officially certified as the world’s largest travel B Corp, which means when you choose Intrepid Travel, you can rest assured you’re traveling to improve the planet.

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Arctic travel FAQs

Where is the arctic.

The Arctic is located at the northernmost part of the planet, starting from the North Pole (yes, where Santa Claus lives) and extending out in all directions to the edges of the Arctic Circle.

When is the best time to visit the Arctic?

The best time to visit the Arctic region is during the high summer season (between June and September) as the weather is warmer and it is more enjoyable to spend long periods of time outside.

What country is the Arctic in?

The Arctic is considered a polar region, but it's made up of areas that belong to the Arctic Ocean, several other seas and, of course, countries. These countries are Denmark (Greenland), Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia, Canada, Iceland, and the USA.

What is the weather like in the Arctic?

It's generally cold in the Arctic but the summer season does see temperatures rise above freezing and most people find being outside tolerable and sometimes enjoyable.

What should I wear in the Arctic?

Packing for the Arctic may seem daunting but as long as you pack heaps of layers, socks, gloves, beanies, and other cold weather clothing, you should be well prepared.

Will my cell phone work in the Arctic?

Your cell phone won't work while you're at sea but there are various towns in the Arctic region where cell coverage is satisfactory, even good.

What types of animals live in the Arctic?

Several animal species call the Arctic their home, including:

• a variety of sea birds
• common eiders
• purple sandpipers
• polar bears
• Arctic wolves

Are Intrepid trips accessible for travelers with disabilities?

We are committed to making travel widely  accessible , regardless of ability or disability. We do our best to help you see the world, regardless of physical or mental limitations. 

We are always happy to talk to travelers with disabilities and see if we can help guide them toward the most suitable itinerary for their needs and, where possible, make reasonable adjustments to our itineraries.

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Norway's Fjords and Arctic Svalbard (Northbound)

• Explore the rare northern fjords
• Paddle in a deep fjord
• Explore Lofoten Islands
• Visit the famous building in Tromso

Svalbard Odyssey

• Explore Longyearbyen
• Experience Camp Barentz
• Visit Svalbard Museum
• Look out for birdlife

Birds, Bears & Belugas

• Arctic wildlife viewing
• Taste tundra-inspired cuisine
• See the aurora borealis at night
• Learn about Arctic ecosystems
• Look for beluga whales in the bay
• ATV tours exploring the coast

Arctic Discovery

• Hiking along the tundra
• Visit Manitoba Museum
• Enjoy guided ecotour activities
• View the arctic night sky
• Visit Churchill and meet with local
• Kayaking with beluga whales

Great Ice Bear

• Capture photos of Arctic wildlife
• See the historic port of Churchill
• Try Tundra cuisine

Ungava Polar Ecotour Adventure

• Discover Gyrfalcon Island
• See the biggest tides in Ungava
• Enjoy a guided ecotour activities
• See the local tradition and culture
• See the world famous northern light

Polar Bear Migration Fly-in

• Stay in a bear-proof cabin
• Observe and photograph polar bears
• Enjoy daily guided hikes
• Delight in magical northern lights

Arctic Safari

• Discover Canadian Arctic region
• Experience camping in barren lands
• See Arctic wildlife
• Enjoy nature trekking with expert
• Visit Churchill and iconic landmark
• Learn from an expert photographer

Into the Northwest Passage

• Visit ancient sites and villages
• Meet the stunning Arctic wildlife
• Experience Inuit culture first hand
• Explore the Ilulissat Icefjord

Svalbard and the Northern Fjords

• Make for the wilder wilds
• Discover the islands and fjords
• Actively explore the scenery
• Explore the coves and inlets

Norway's Fjords and Arctic Svalbard

Polar bear photo safari.

• Capture photos of polar bears & cub
• Discover Canadian Arctic wildlife
• Tunda Cuisine
• Peak photo sessions

Jewels of the Arctic

• Encounter Svalbard
• Explore Ittoqqortoormiit
• Enjoy viewing wildlife
• Explore Golden Circle route
• Discover East Greenland
• Explore Greenland

Greenland Explorer: Sail and Soar the Alpine Arctic

• Exclusive Heli Landing
• Admire the Northern Lights
• Greenland Ice Sheet
• Kujataa UNESCO World Heritage

Baffin Island Dive Safari

• Travel by snowmobile and qamutik
• Have progressive diving experiences
• See the Arctic's vast wildlife
• Stay in a safari-style base camp

Narwhal & Polar Bear Safari

• Travel by traditional qamutik
• Camp close to the ice floe edge
• Look for icebergs and drifting ice
• Observe narwhals and polar bears

Polar Bears & Glaciers of Baffin Island

• Search for bowhead whales
• Admire all-night Arctic sunsets
• Visit Auyuittuq National Park
• Explore ancient Thule sites

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Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

[This list was updated April 2024.]

Below is a list of commercial recreational and educational guides who are either authorized to operate within Arctic National Wildlife Refuge or who are in the process of seeking authorization. To be authorized, the company must have a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service special use permit for commercial operations in the refuge.

It is illegal to provide commercial services within the refuge without permitted authorization. We cannot predict which businesses will pursue--or be granted--authorization into the future. It is the visitor's responsibility to confirm the validity of guides.

This information is offered as a public service. All the guides listed are private businesses not affiliated with the U.S. government. This list does not constitute an endorsement by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, nor does it guarantee continued authorization. We post contact information as it has been provided to us, and update the list periodically.

Alaska Alpine Adventures 300 E 76th Ave, Unit B Anchorage, Alaska 99518 877-525-2577 [email protected]

Arctic Treks LLC P.O. Box 73452 Fairbanks, AK 99707 907-455-6502 907-455-6522 (FAX) [email protected]

Arctic Wild LLC P.O. Box 80562 Fairbanks, AK 99708 907-479-8203 [email protected]

Chugach Mountain Institute P.O. Box 855 Valdez, AK 99686 907-831-9686 [email protected]

Copper Oar Rafting #10 MXY McCarthy via Glenallen, AK 99588 907-231-6395 [email protected]

Double Shovel Outfitters P.O. Box 72557  Fairbanks, AK 99707  907-699-7801  [email protected]

Expeditions Alaska P.O. Box 412  Copper Center, AK 99573  770-952-4549 [email protected]

Love is King 707 SW Washington St., Suite 1100 Portland, OR 97205 503-572-8166 [email protected]

MT Sobek 1266 66th St. Suite 4  Emeryville, CA 94608  510-484-1228  [email protected]

Nature Image P.O. Box 10306 Fairbanks, AK 99710 907-322-5393 [email protected]

Ouzel International Expeditions P.O. Box 675 Girdwood, AK 99587 907-783-2216 [email protected]

Remote Waters 2401 Foraker Dr. Anchorage, AK 99517 907-717-6073 [email protected]

Sierra Club 2101 Webster Street, Suite 1300  Oakland, CA 94612  415-977-5690 415-977-5795 (FAX) [email protected]

Sundog Expeditions 1995 Texas Ridge Road  Deary, ID 83328  208-874-3202  [email protected]

Tundra Travels P.O. Box 1933 Girdwood, AK 99587 907-444-5766 [email protected]

Wilderness Birding Adventures  40208 Alpenglow Circle  Homer, AK 99603  907-299-3937  [email protected]

Wilderness River Outfitters P.O. Box 72 Lemhi, ID 83465 208-756-3959 [email protected]

YMCA Camp Manito-wish 5650 Camp Manitowish Lane Boulder Junction, WI 54512 715-385-2312 715-385-2461 (FAX) [email protected]

YMCA Camp Menogyn 651 Nicollet Mall #500 Minneapolis, MN 55402 763-230-9310 [email protected]

YMCA Camp Widjiwagan 3788 North Arm Road Ely, MN 55731 612-465-0487 [email protected]

Below is a list of commercial air operators who are either authorized to operate within Arctic National Wildlife Refuge or who are in the process of seeking authorization. To be authorized, the company must be licensed by the Federal Aviation Administration, meet insurance requirements of the State of Alaska, and have a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service special use permit for commercial operations in the refuge.

It is illegal to provide commercial services within the refuge without permitted authorization. We cannot predict which businesses will pursue--or be granted--authorization into the future. It is the visitor's responsibility to confirm operator validity.

This information is offered as a public service. All the operators listed are private businesses not affiliated with the U.S. government. This list does not constitute an endorsement by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, nor does it guarantee continued authorization. We post contact information as it has been provided to us, and update the list periodically.

Albert’s Air Alaska P.O. Box 82043 Fairbanks, AK 99708 907-521-3898 [email protected]

Arrowhead Outfitters, LLC 5744 East Rutan Avenue Wasilla, AK 99654 907-746-7744 907-746-7211 (FAX) [email protected]

Brooks Range Aviation P.O. Box 26010 Bettles Field, AK 99726 907-692-5444 [email protected]

Coyote Air, LLC 2199 Nottingham Drive Fairbanks, AK 99709 907-678-5995 (summer)   907-479-5995 (winter) 907-479-5042 (FAX) [email protected]

Golden Eagle Outfitters P.O. Box 692 Delta Junction, AK 99737 907-978-4674 [email protected]

Kavik Aviation P.O. Box 248 Palmer, AK 99645 907-414-0371 [email protected]

North River Air P.O. Box 61228 Fairbanks, AK 99706 907-888-6348  [email protected]

Red Fox Air 18826 Stillwater Drive Eagle River, AK 99577 907-351-8807 [email protected]

Shadow Aviation, Inc. P.O. Box 83298 Fairbanks, AK 99708 907-457-7194 [email protected]

Silvertip Aviation, LLC P.O. Box 873364 Wasilla, AK 99687 907-676-0421 [email protected]

Swift Fork Air Inc. P.O. Box 84634  Fairbanks, AK 99708  907-458-0734  [email protected]

Togo Aviation P.O. Box 248 Palmer, AK 99645 907-414-0371 [email protected]

Wright Air Service, Inc. P.O. Box 60142 Fairbanks, AK 99706 907-474-0502  907-474-0375 (FAX) [email protected]

Yukon Air Service Inc. P.O. Box 84107 Fairbanks, AK 99708 907-479-3993 (October - May) 907-662-2445 (June - September) [email protected]

[This list is current as of April 2024.]

Below is a list of commercial big game hunting guide companies currently authorized to operate within the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. To be authorized, the company must have a valid Alaska guiding license, meet insurance requirements of the State of Alaska, and have a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service special use permit for commercial operations in the refuge. All the operators are private companies not affiliated with the U.S. government. This information is offered as a public service and does not constitute an endorsement by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

Area 1, 4, 6 Big Game Backcountry Guides Riley Pitts P.O. Box 46 Cold Bay, AK 99571 (541) 531-7211 [email protected]

Area 2 Arctic Alaska Adventures Thor Stacey P.O. Box 211231 Auke Bay, AK 99821 (907) 248-7631 [email protected]

Area 3 Full Curl Outdoors, LLC Aaron Bloomquist  P.O. Box 126  Copper Center, AK 99573  (907) 982-2471  [email protected]

Area 5 Aniakchak Guide Service Joey Klutsch P.O. Box 222 King Salmon, AK 99613 (907) 439-3030 [email protected]

Area 7, 15 Alaska's Skookum Guides, LLC Lyle Becker  6816 Colonial Court, Apt. 1  Anchorage, AK 99502 (907) 250-0973   [email protected]

Area 7, 16 Double Shovel Outfitters Charlie Jagow  P.O. Box 72557  Fairbanks, AK 99707  (907) 699-7801  [email protected]

Area 8 Big Game, Big Country Dave Marsh P.O. Box 3701 Midway, KY 40347 (859) 338-4710  [email protected]

Area 9, 10 Ovis Outfitters Matthew Thoft P.O Box 873364 Wasilla, AK 99687 (907) 676-0421 [email protected]

Area 11, 14 Northern Sky Expeditions John Martinez P.O. Box 877596 Wasilla, AK 99687 907-987-4026 [email protected]

Area 13 Alaskan Perimeter Expeditions Henry Tiffany P.O. Box 329 Ester, AK 99725 (907) 223-3226 [email protected]

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On a cultural or expeditionary small ship cruise or a two-week land journey, the happiness (and beauty) factor of these countries is unprecedented on our Scandinavia tours that include Sweden, Norway, and Denmark, as they immerse you in the natural beauty, endless days, and the most intoxicatingly pure air imaginable.

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Experience a Nordic world of fjords, castles, glaciers and the seafaring legacy of the Vikings in this land of endless day and perpetual night.

Grieg's troldhaugen in bergen, visit edvard grieg's home & museum at troldhaugen.

One of the leading pianists and composers of the Romantic era, Bergen's favorite son, Edvard Grieg, brought the musical traditions of his native Norway to international prominence through his work during the second half of the 19th century. Recognized as Norway's national composer, Grieg is a beloved and revered figure throughout his native country – and his home town of Bergen – to this day. You'll enjoy a guided visit to the Edvard Grieg Museum Troldhaugen, a complex in Bergen comprising Grieg's former villa (Troldhaugen), where he resided with his wife Nina from 1885 until his death in 1907; the couple's gravesite; the hut where Grieg composed his music; a museum dedicated to his life and work, completed in 1995; and the Troldsalen concert hall.

Denmark's Frederiksborg Palace

Early-entry private visit to frederiksborg palace, a danish renaissance masterpiece.

Dating to the early 1600s as a royal residence for the King of Denmark and Norway, Frederiksborg Castle – built atop three islands in a lake near Copenhagen – has been through many trials, tribulations and changes over the centuries. Following a disastrous fire in the mid-19th century, this Danish Renaissance masterpiece was reconstructed and restored according to its original plans and drawings. Today, it's the Danish Museum of National History… and you're invited to discover its grandeur on an early-opening private visit.

Grand Hotel Oslo

For nearly 150 years, a grand experience at an oslo icon.

Everyone deserves to feel grand… like the guest experience you'll have at Grand Hotel Olso, based on true Nordic luxury delivered by a well-trained and enthusiastic international team. Norway's most prestigious luxury hotel first opened its doors in 1874, and has been host to the people of Norway, international guests, world leaders, celebrities and the Nobel Peace Prize laureates ever since.

The amazing wildlife of the Arctic

Discover the wildlife capital of the arctic....

On your unforgettable cruise along the coast of Spitsbergen in the Arctic Ocean and the Greenland Sea, you'll encounter islands of glaciers, fjords, and natural "ice sculpture," revered for their silent majesty. Your daily itinerary is flexible – go where the weather and movement of wildlife tell you to go, seeking tiny Svalbard reindeer, polar bears, walruses, whales, Arctic foxes, red-throated divers, pink-footed geese, and more. A wildlife filmmaker and expedition naturalists accompany you throughout your voyage in the "land of the Midnight Sun," where daylight never ends. Enjoy a camaraderie that only Arctic explorers can share... you'll be the closest you can get to the North Pole!

Tauck Exclusive – Private evening at the Vasa Museum, Stockholm

Exclusive reception and dinner at the vasa museum.

The Vasamuseet (Vasa Museum) is home to the world's only remaining intact 17th-century warship, the Vasa. When this ornate wooden warship was completed in 1628, it was the largest, most powerful battleship in the world; on her maiden voyage in 1628 she capsized and sank to the bottom of Stockholm's harbor until discovered in 1956 and raised in 1961… 333 years later! The Vasa will also be your dining companion during Tauck's exclusive, private reception and dinner at the museum.

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Adventure tours in the Russian Arctic

W elcome to one of the world’s most untapped travel destinations: the Extreme North of Russia. Spanning nine time zones, the Russian Arctic is the biggest Arctic territory of any country. It is also the least developed. There is an almost complete lack of tourist infrastructure. The nearest roads and railways are often thousands of kilometres away. As such, all our trips should be viewed more like serious expeditions than tours.

We provide the maximum possible level of comfort to our guests in these tough wilderness destinations. We can even offer VIP trips with private helicopter rental and catering teams. However, all guests still need to be prepared to “rough it” more than they would it on trips to the Arctic elsewhere in the world. If you are willing to do that, read on. You will be able to have truly unique and life-changing experiences in one of the most isolated parts of the planet.

We offer a wide range of trips to cater to various interests and budgets. Some of the most popular are our bespoke trips to join nomadic Nenets reindeer herders on their epic migrations on the Yamal Peninsula. For wildlife lovers, we run tours where you have the chance to see dozens of polar bears, hundreds of whales, thousands of walrus and millions of birds in Chukotka or on the Taymyr Peninsula. For palaeontologists, we can arrange for you to join mammoth tusk hunters in Arctic Yakutia. For something closer to Moscow, we organise trips to explore the isolated villages and fascinating wooden architecture of the Pomor people in the north of Arkhangelskaya Oblast.

Feel free to search this site either by your area of interest, using the first set of photo links below, or by Russian Arctic region, using the second set of photo links. We look forward to sharing an adventure with you in a place that almost no other foreigners have visited!

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Yamal Peninsula: most accessible Nenets

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Archangel Province: Nenets nomads and Pomor villages

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Migration with the Dolgans, Earth’s northernmost nomads

Yamal Peninsula: most migratory Nenets

Chukotka: whale hunters ancient and modern

What people say.

February 2019 , Migration with the Dolgans, Earth's northernmost nomads

This was my second photographic trip with Arctic Russia Travel. Having already visited the Yar-Sale Nenets on the Yamal Peninsula with them, I was keen to come back and visit the remoter Seyakha area. As a photographer, I was keen to experience the harsh realities of life on the Yamal Peninsula and witness the routines of the nomadic reindeer herders. Arctic Russia Travel organised a trip for me to the northern settlement of Seyakha which involved a helicopter flight from Salakhard followed by snow mobile travel. Throughout the trip from Moscow, I was with a guide/translator who was at pains to ensure any difficulties were addressed and safety issues were carefully explained. I always felt secure and 'looked after'. This was a fantastic trip with countless memorable experiences. The herders that had been sourced by Arctic Russia Travel were friendly and were aware of what I was hoping to achieve. Of course, this form of bespoke travel is not cheap, but you will be left with lifelong memories of a tradition that may not last for too much longer.....take this opportunity while it is still available.

Some of Gordon's photos from the Yar-Sale and Seyakha areas can be found here: https://www.gordonesler.com/nenets-of-yamal-siberia

February 2020 , Yamal Peninsula: most isolated Nenets

On the Taymyr Peninsula you really feel like you are at the end of the world. After a five hour flight to Krasnoyarsk, a five hour flight north to Khatanga and a 30-hour cruise north up into the Arctic Ocean, we finally arrived at our destination. During our trip here we spotted twelve polar bears, including a mother with cubs and another swimming in the sea next to our ship. We also visited two colonies of about 1000 walrus each and a cliff colony of around 1 million birds. We saw muskox, Arctic fox, Arctic hare, seals, a beluga whale, a brown bear and a snowy owl. When we were cruising up the River Khatanga, small herds of reindeer kept swimming across the river in front of and behind our ship and were often spotted running along the bank. We even saw them running around in Khatanga village itself, after we returned from the Taymyr Peninsula. We visited a camp of indigenous Dolgan fishermen who gifted us some delicious Arctic char and showed us a mammoth tusk they had found.

We were accompanied by two armed guides, who were experienced biologists who had spent decades working in the Arctic. Both were certified to guide groups in areas with polar bears. They carried guns with flares, rubber bullets and real bullets with them. However, their experience and understanding of polar bear behaviour meant that none of these was ever required. Instead, they cautiously told us whether we could disembark our boat near polar bears, whether we could move closer to them and, based on the bears' behaviour, whether we needed to retreat.

Of course, the level of comfort you can expect on this trip is much lower than what you would find on Arctic cruises in other countries. But unlike Arctic cruises in other countries, here you will have the whole ship to yourself and will be visiting truly remote places untouched by mainstream tourism. For guests prepared to sacrifice some comfort in return for a genuine adventure and an expedition-style trip, this is a great option. For those who prefer comfortable private cabins on a ship with large numbers of other tourists on a comparatively well-trodden route, the Taymyr Peninsula may not be for you.

August 2017 , Taymyr Peninsula: polar bears, walrus and muskox

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Safari Overview

Embark on an unforgettable Arctic adventure this autumn, immersing yourself in the pristine beauty and enchanting wildlife of Canada’s North. Our exclusive Arctic Safari offers an unparalleled journey filled with excitement, discovery, and ground-level encounters with polar bears!

Over four days, you’ll enjoy the rustic luxury of Seal River Heritage Lodge, nestled on the rugged shores of Hudson Bay, directly in the path of polar bears and just north of Manitoba’s last great wild river, the Seal. Daily hikes will offer chances to spot polar bears, Arctic foxes, Arctic hares, sik-siks , wolverines, migrating snow geese, flocks of sandhill cranes, and more.

Then, spend two nights at the cozy Caribou Tundra Camp on Schmok Lake, a heated – tent camp in the remote Barren Lands near the Nunavut border. Each day, amidst hills ablaze in autumn colors, we’ll follow the ancient trails of the Pallermiut Inuit, exploring rolling ridges and dwarf forests in search of the elusive Qamanirjuaq c aribou herd that once supported this culture. Activities such as wild blueberry picking, trout fishing, and even a refreshing polar plunge in the crystal-clear lake will enrich your experience.

As evening falls, enjoy sundowners beside a crackling fire under a spectacular Arctic sky, with a very good chance of witnessing a mesmerizing northern lights display. National Geographic photographer and Explorers Club Member Jad Davenport will guide you on this extraordinary journey ; you’ll photograph shoulder-to-shoulder with Jad as he teaches you travel, wildlife and landscape photography (even with your iPhones or Samsungs!) and regale you with captivating tales from his past assignments.

Limited to just a few fortunate guests each year, the Arctic Safari is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to unplug, rejuvenate your spirit, and naturally reboot your sense of wonder , in one of the wildest places on the planet.

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Perched on the rugged coast of Hudson Bay lies Seal River Heritage Lodge. Located near the Seal River Estuary, this Lodge is in a prime location for observing polar bears as they wander the coast during summer and fall waiting for the Bay to freeze and viewing beluga whales in July and August.

The fenced-in compound, viewing platforms and tower lend themselves to unique photography opportunities for northern lights and the wildlife that approach to check out the sights, sounds and smells of the Lodge.

Accommodations are eight, double guest rooms each with an en-suite bathroom. The guest wing is away from the lounge and dining room, allowing you to enjoy quiet time as needed.

Our cozy lounge, complete with fireplace, is the perfect place to relax with a glass of wine, sharing photos or talking with new friends.

• Seal River Heritage Lodge

60 KM NORTH OF CHURCHILL BY PLANE

59° 09’ 09.87” N / 94° 46’ 54.87 “ W

Nestled on the shores of Schmok Lake, just a few kilometres from the Manitoba-Nunavut border, sits our Tundra Camp. This camp is set up for just a few weeks each September to allow guests an immersion into the Canadian Barren Lands.

A double, electrified and alarmed fence encloses the compound that contains seven cozy Arctic Oven expedition tents. Each is equipped with a heater and can comfortably accommodate up to two guests. Within the compound is a heated bathhouse containing lockers, a shower, sink and toilet. Meals will be served in a larger expedition tent, or on the beach if the weather cooperates!

Enjoy an evening aperitif around the fire, perhaps watching the northern lights dance across the sky, before settling into your tent. You’ll sleep soundly, breathing in pure tundra air, ensconced in nature’s stillness.

Barren Lands Tundra Camp

200 KM NORTHWEST OF SEAL RIVER BY PLANE

59° 54’ 00"N / 97° 02' 00"W

*Please note this itinerary is for the September 10th departure.

ARRIVE IN WINNIPEG Arrive in Winnipeg where you will enjoy a relaxing stay at our choice hotel, The Grand by Lakeview at the Winnipeg Airport. Meet the rest of your group at an orientation dinner hosted by a Churchill Wild representative.

Includes: dinner

THE ADVENTURE BEGINS! After an early morning flight, arrive in Churchill where our expediter will meet you at the airport and provide you with instructions of the morning transfers.

Your approximately one-hour flight will take you northwest along the rugged Hudson Bay coastline and then inland until you arrive at our Tundra Camp. In the heart of Canadian Barren Lands, this remote camp is perched on the edge of one of Manitoba’s 100,000 lakes, near the Nunavut border. Upon arrival, our staff will show you to your private expedition tent and give a brief orientation.

Includes: breakfast, lunch, dinner

NATURE TREKKING IN THE BARREN LANDS AT TUNDRA CAMP Your days will typically have a morning and afternoon excursion, with lunches served in Tundra Camp. You may also head out on a full-day excursion with picnic lunch.

After a long and rewarding day of exploration, enjoy a glass of wine with appetizers before sitting down to a full-course dinner prepared by our chefs.

Your time in the remote wilderness surrounding Tundra Camp will be filled with unforgettable adventure: camping in the Barren Lands, walking in the ancient migratory path of the Qaminurjuaq caribou herd and learning about Arctic flora and fauna. The Hudson Plains and Taiga Shield are rich ecosystems filled with history, and our expert naturalist guides are eager to share their extensive knowledge with you as you explore the area on foot during interpretive hikes.

After one last excursion in Tundra Camp, you will be transferred to Seal River Heritage Lodge for the second part of your adventure.

Includes: breakfast lunch dinner

Days 5 to 7

WILDLIFE VIEWING AT SEAL RIVER HERITAGE LODGE The location of Seal River Heritage Lodge on the coast of Hudson Bay puts it directly in the path of polar bears who wander the shoreline as they await freeze-up. Your wildlife excursions will target on-the-ground viewing of these iconic animals. During your stay you may also encounter coloured and Arctic fox, sik-siks (Arctic ground squirrels), and Arctic hare. Due to the timing of your trip there is also the potential to see a myriad of Hudson Bay migratory and shorebirds. The stunning backdrop of fall colors will make for spectacular photography throughout your safari.

Your days at Seal River will follow the same general timeline as in Tundra Camp, though meals may sometimes be delayed in favour of wildlife viewing and/or photographic opportunities.

EXPLORATION OF HISTORIC CHURCHILL Return transfers are scheduled to begin after breakfast. Have your cameras at the ready for the return flight as it will be the final opportunity for aerial shots.

Back in Churchill, you’ll spend the day with one of our tour guides exploring the town and surrounding area and learning about its rich history as a seaport and ex-military base. Your tour will include stops such as the Parks Canada exhibit, the Itsanitaq Museum, and the Polar Bear Jail. Along the way, your guide will point out murals that were commissioned in 2016 as part of the SeaWalls mural festival. Before a group dinner, your guide will give you free time to shop for last-minute souvenirs at the unique gift stores in Churchill.

Your flight south to Winnipeg will take place this evening. Upon arrival, you will collect your bags, head out of the arrivals doors and back to The Grand Hotel.

HOMEWARD BOUND – WINNIPEG After a restful sleep you will pack your bags in preparation for your flight home.

Churchill Wild reserves the right to make changes to this itinerary due to weather and logistical complications that can arise from traveling in the north and to remote locations.

Meet Your Photo Leader

Jad davenport.

Jad’s career in photojournalism began as a documentary photographer who started developing his talent for image storytelling while covering more than a dozen wars. His knack for capturing the essence of an experience have defined his career, and Jad is a full time travel photographer with an open assignment with National Geographic Creative. Jad’s abilities have garnered no less than four Lowell Thomas awards which is one of the most respected awards in the field.

His work has frequently appeared in many of the world’s elite publications including Newsweek, the New York Times, the Washington Post, Men’s Journal, Audubon, Sierra, Coastal Living, and many more while also appearing in esteemed galleries including the Smithsonian.

Jad’s work has taken him to some 160 countries in some of the wildest places on earth; from photographing the mountain gorillas in the Congo war zone to the black pearl farms in Tahiti – and of course, the polar bears of Churchill Wild!

Jad specializes in the art of capturing images that take you back to the time and place and elicit the emotions which make an experience profound. Jad provided the first digital cover and inside story for National Geographic Adventure Magazine, and he is adept at using any of the variety of digital tools now available for the modern traveler who is not always able to travel with the latest and greatest photographic lenses and equipment.

With Jad’s direction, you will be able to capture your journey into the Arctic like never before, whether using an iPhone, point-and-shoot, DSLR or mirrorless camera. Jad’s focus on the subject and composition make the art of photojournalism accessible to all, regardless of your present level of photographic sophistication.

Dates & Rates

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Availability

THREE ROOMS AND ONE FEMALE SHARE AVAILABLE

Price (per person)

$18,895 cad.

+ taxes and gratuity

Single Private Room

$34,995 cad.

Prices are subject to taxes of 8.5%. Children from ages 8 to 12 qualify for the child rate.

* Single guests can sign up to share a room with another person of the same gender at the regular rate per person based on double occupancy. If a single guest prefers to have a private room option we also have a single private room rate as listed above. This rate guarantees a private room at the Lodge as well as at the hotels required within the package.

• Roundtrip airfare between Winnipeg and Churchill, Manitoba
• Roundtrip airfare between Churchill, Seal River Heritage Lodge and Tundra Camp
• Two nights’ accommodations in Winnipeg
• Four nights’ accommodation at Seal River Heritage Lodge
• Two nights’ accommodations in Tundra Camp
• All meals, excursions, and guide services while in Churchill and at Seal River Lodge/Tundra Camp

Not Included

• Taxes and gratuities

$20,695 CAD

$38,295 cad.

“ It’s been an experience never to forget and to reminisce about for years to come. The lodge is snug and cozy – it always felt like coming home after a hike. Thank you so much. ” Toine P. and Michel C.

“ This experience rates in my Top 3 holidays. Everything exceeded my expectations. The icing on the cake were the bears and wolves. The tundra camp was real wilderness that will stay in my mind. Best wishes to you al for your continuing success. ” Beryl M.

“ Thank you so much for making this once in a lifetime experience as incredible as it was! We enjoyed every second and felt comfortable and well taken care of. We are so grateful for everyone’s expertise and hospitality. A trip to remember. ” Anna P. and Dave B.

“ Thank you all so much for a fantastic experience! Tundra camp was awesome. The tents are amazing. We loved the fall colors and listening to the loons. Seal is beyond words. The accommodations are five stars. The staff is great! The guides do a fantastic job of managing wildlife encounters to maximize our experience of observing them in their world. Jad is a real asset in helping everyone regardless of ability to learn how to take the best photo to tell the story. We love this place and hope to come back one day. ” Teresa and Carl R.

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