GET READY TO EXPLORE Antarctica, Spitsbergen, Greenland, Iceland, Canada, South America and Europe
Sail along the world's longest river deep into the rainforest.
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With a fleet of 14 expedition ships, Hurtigruten is the world leader in exploration travel and activities in Polar areas. In addition to our expeditions to Spitsbergen, Greenland, Iceland, Chile and Antarctica, we offer voyages to several new destinations. Join us as we venture into the Amazon Rainforest, or as we sail in the wake of old explorers to Canada and Newfoundland. You also have the chance to cross the Atlantic Ocean on our exciting journeys between the African and American continent.
Each adventure is a voyage through pristine environments only accessible by ship encountering diverse communities, incredible wildlife and fascinating cultures. We will take you to places that have historically been out of reach for the majority of people, other than a few intrepid explorers. En route, we will also make sure that we leave our destinations in the same natural and unspoilt condition in which we found them. Environmental awareness on board and ashore is one of our highest priorities as we visit these remote and dramatic destinations.
To further enhance your experience, our Expedition Team will give presentations and lectures on the history, biology, and geology of wherever we sail. The Expedition Team consists of experts from numerous fields and backgrounds and they are always happy to answer your questions. Together with the crew they will make your time on board, and the landings we make and excur- sions on land, really worthwhile! Start your voyage of a lifetime and find our online catalogue
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