Our 5-days husky trip follows the forests and frozen lakes on the edge of the Pallas-Ylläs National Park, the second cleanest air in the world. This safari is a unique opportunity to admire the untouched nature of Lapland. Each participant drives his or her own sled hauled by a joyful dog team.

Fire making skills, team spirit and wilderness life are learned during the overnights in the wilderness huts. Overnighting in warm wilderness cabins will allow us to recover energy to start a new day of adventure in the heart of Lapland.

Day 1
- Flight from your country of residence – Kittila.
- Transfer to Muonio.
- Welcome dinner with the safari group.
- Overnight in cabin with sauna.

Days 2 - 6
- After breakfast you will be provided with safari equipment and meet with the guide who gives you a short introduction to the programme of the week. You meet your own dog team, the sleds will be packed and you will be taught how to handle the sled. Start of the safari.
- The route will take you through beautiful forest scenery, over frozen lakes and along the icy rivers.
- Everyone takes care of his dog team, helps to prepare the meals and make fire. Breakfast and dinner are prepared in the huts, lunch by open fire in the wilderness.
- Each night is spent in different cosy huts with sauna.
- On day 6 return to Harriniva in the afternoon.
- Durante la tarde del día 6 de la ruta, volveremos a Muonio.
- Farewell group dinner with Lappish specialities.
- Overnight in our cosy safari cabins nearby Muonio.

Day 7
- Breakfast.
- Transfer to Kittila Airport.
- Flight from Kittila to your country of residence.

- 2 overnights in cabins with shared sauna, shower and wc facilities.

- 4 overnights in wilderness huts.

- Transfer Kittila airport to Muonio and return.

- 5 Days of dogsledding (each participant drives own dog team).

- Full board (from dinner on first day to breakfast on last day).

- A qualified English speaking wilderness guide.

- Multi-adventure insurance.

- Complete equipment (thermo-overall, boots, socks, mittens, warm hat, sleeping bag).

- Flights.

- Air taxes.

- Meals on transfers, airports and cities.

- Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.

?Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.

? Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.

? Costs and applications for visa to Finland, European Union or other countries if required.

- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.

- Air excess costs of personal baggage.

- Extra nights.

- Trip cancellation insurance. 

Winter trips and expedition guide. Technician in charge of Arctic World polar gear and equipment.

- Guide expert in Greenland icecap.

- Guide for North Lapland and Svalbard trips in polar night season.

- Extensive experience as a guide in winter and summer trips in Greenland.

- Extensive experience as a guide in winter and summer trips in Iceland.

- Guide in 3 winter ski crossing on the Baltic Sea - Years 2008, 2009 y 2010.

- Technician in charge of Arctic World polar gear and equipment.

- Experience rock climber.

- Alpine ascents in Spanish mountains and the Alps.

- He practices athletics since 14 years old. Best times: 100 meters-flat race in 11:05 seconds, 400 meters-flat race in 54:00 seconds.

- He practices swimming since 16 years old. Best time: 100 meters freestyle in 1' 05".

- He regularly practices snowboarding.

- He practices scuba diving.

Arctic World director in Germany

Ski crossing around the Inari lake in Lapland - 2024
On March 19, 2024, I successfully completed the journey together with Jose Naranjo. Winter skiing around the frozen Lake Inari, the largest in Lapland. For 13 days around the lake coast, about 230km, through the labyrinth of the more than 3000 islands that are scattered within it.
 

First world ascent on skis to the summit of the Devon Ice Cap - 2022
With Jose Naranjo, on skis to the 3 highest peaks of the Devon Ice Cap in Nunavut, in the Canadian arctic. The expedition covered more than 240km on skis in total autonomy, without mechanized means and in which more than 2500 meters of altitude were ascended. Longest Devon Ice Cap crossing in history undertaken only with human strength.
 

Crossing in Svalbard - 2019
An archipelago located in the Arctic Sea, north of the European continent, which is part of the United Kingdom of Norway. The journey of some 140km in eastern Svalbard was also preparation and training for the next expedition.
 

Northwest Passage in Nunavut, Canada - 2018
The ultimate travel combination historical and polar. A 400km journey along the route that drove Roald Amundsen to fame. With skis and sleigh from Cambridge Bay to Gjoa Haven via a stretch that had everything: storm, ice, pressure ridges, bears, polar history, Inuit culture and at the end in Gjoa Haven a meeting with Sammy Kogvik, the Inuk that a year before he gave a piece of important information on the discovery of the ship John Franklin, the Terror.

Bear Witness Arctic Expedition - 2017
An expedition around the great island of Bylot in the north of Baffin Island. It was an honor for me to be invited to this great expedition in honoring the 150th anniversary of Canada's independence. From the small town Inuit, Pond Inlet, we have crossed Eclipse Sound to enter Navy Board Inlet skiing all the way north into the mythical Lancaster Sound. With skis and sleigh that weighed more than 110kg, it was not always easy to “climb” the enormous blocks of ice and there were days when the team was able to reach the “ridiculous” figure of 4km in 7 hours. We reached the east of the island through Lancaster Sound, down the east coast and a month later and 540km of skiing the Inuit welcomed us again in Pond Inlet. It was the first world circumnavigation of Bylot Island.

Crossing Greenland from west to east - 2016
During 24 days on skis and dragging the sled over the great mass of ice, crossing the largest island in the world. With days of “whiteout”, blizzard and temperatures down to -32º arriving after 530km to the impressive eastern coast between ice waterfalls, Nunataks and icebergs

Crossing in Svalbard with skis and sledge - 2015
A short 120km route in eastern Svalbard to get to know this vast and wild area in northern Svalbard

Traverse one of the most beautiful areas of Baffin Island - 2014
With skis and sledge we set out from a small Inuit village, Pond Inlet, north of Baffin Island. Crossing glaciers and frozen rivers for 15 days
 

Dogsled crossing in Ittoqqortoormiit in East Greenland - 2013
A crossing accompanied by two Inuit hunters from the village Ittoqqortoormiit, located on the eastern coast of Greenland to the north of Liverpool Land and James Land to finish in the world's longest fjord, Scoresbysund. During the route Ingrid lived and traveled to the traditional way of Kalaaliit people culture.
 

With skis through the woods of Lapland - 2013
A solo journey on skis across the small islands of the Inarijärvi Lake, the largest of Lapland. The route started from a hut near the village of Ivalo.
 

First ever ski crossing of the Barnes icecap - 2012
Member of the world first ever crossing on skis of the Barnes icecap in total autonomy through the longest possible route. The Barnes is a polar cap of 6,000 square kilometres located in Arctic Canadian Baffin Island. First in the world to complete the “Baffin polar Trilogy” (Barnes icecap, Penny icecap and Akshayuk Pass).
 

Thule dogsled expedition - 2011
Member of the Thule expedition, a 300 Km trip in dogsledge with Inuit hunters through North Greenland to Siorapaluk, the northermost village on Earth.
 

First national ski crossing of the Sam Fjord - 2010
Member of the first national ski crossing of the Sam Fjord and Steward Valley situated north of the Arctic Circle on Baffin island, Canada. In this remote fjord are the highest sea cliffs on Earth. During the route the expedition members skied down the legendary Polar Sun Spire, a granite wall of 1,600 meters high with a vertical free fall to the sea. It is considered the highest sea cliff on the Earth.
 

First national ski crossing of the Penny icecap - 2009
Member of the first national ski crossing of the Penny Icecap on Baffin Island, Canada. 25 Days by skis in total autonomy without any previous deposits. The expedition traveled 200 kilometers of ice, snow and rock opening a new route. They climbed up 2,000 meters and walk on all highest summits of this great mass of ice. This is the longest ski crossing ever on this icecap.
 

First national ski crossing of the Akshayuk Pass - 2008
Member of the first national ski crossing of the Akshayuk Pass, locate in Baffin Island (Canada). A 100 kilometers defile where is situated the highest overhanged mountain wall on the Earth. They skied the route without external assistance in winter where the temperature dropped until 60º C below zero.
 

Nanoq snowmobile expedition - 2007
Member of Nanoq 2007 expedition. 500 Kilometers by snowmobile in total autonomy through the frozen sea of the mythical North West Passage located in the Canadian Arctic. First national expedition.
 

Winter ski crossing in the Baltic Sea - 2006
Crossing with skis on the frozen Gulf of Bothnia off the coast of Finnish Lapland.
 

Ski crossing on the Greenland ice cap - 2006
Crossing at the southern tip of Greenland ice cap starting and ending at sea level.
 

Sports she plays
Alpine skiing, tennis, cycling and fitness.
 

Foreign Travel
- Journey of a year in bus and hitch-hiking across Canada and Alaska: Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Sascatschewan, Alberta, British Columbia, Yukon and Alaska (USA).
- She has lived, worked and traveled throughout Europe: Germany, Switzerland, Holland, England and Scotland, France, Italy, Greece, Ireland, Croatia.
- She has traveled many countries outside Europe as Morocco, U.S., etc.
 

The Arctic for her
She is a lover of the Arctic in general and Baffin Island in Nunavut (Canada) in particular. She also is passionate about Inuit culture.
 

Arctic World director in Venezuela

- He has made trips in more than 60 countries around the world, with many summits climbed as some these:

- Fuji Mountain in Japan.

- Kilimanjaro (5,960 metres) in Africa.

- Chimborazo (6,310 metres) in Ecuador.

- Kalapatar (6,000 metres) in Nepal.

- Among others he has made the following explorations:

- Pagan ruins in old Burma.

- Pascua island.

- Orinoco headwaters, an Amazona's tributary river.

- His most important achievement is to have become the first Venezuelan to reach the Geographic North Pole (year 2002). This expedition was made on skis from Siberian side of the Arctic Ocean.

- In 2004 he was member of the Spanish-Venezuelan expedition Thule 2004, a route of 300 kilometres of dogsledding with Inuit hunters to Siorapaluk, the northernmost village in the world located in Greenland.

- He has also been in the north of Siberia with the Nenets, an indigenous reindeer herders in the middle of Siberian tundra.

Arctic World director in Greenland

I grew up in Kulusuk. A small village in Eastside of Greenland(similar to any of other villages in Greenland) with population about only 300 people. I haven´t left my home village until I was 16 years old and I always come home in Christmas and in summer holidays.

My father took me seal hunting and fishing since I could barely walk. After a whole day of hunting, we go home. On our way home with our boat, I always look out the horizon and now I realize that I never bored because I look at the icebergs and mountains all around us and the movement of the sea, so natural.

When I finished with primary school(with good grades), I applied to secondary school – I got in. My grades at the secondary school could get me in the Greenlandic Tourism Academy in Qaqortoq(City in South Greenland). – education in academic level.

Anyway, I am now 21years old and I´ll finish my education in November of 2013. I can communicate completely in Greenlandic, English as well in Danish. I also recently started to learn Spanish. I have more than 4 years practical experience in tourism industry(service and guiding), mostly in my home village. I´ve been travelling a bit in my life.

I´ve been in Denmark countless times as well in Iceland, on holidays. I have been in Spain, travelling and meeting some friends in summertime, in Canary Islands, Madrid, watching football game in Santiago Bernabeu, visiting Andalucia(SouthSpain) and Barcelona.

Arctic World skipper in Greenland

He is the chief of the local bank and supermarket and been working there for more than 28 years. He is 51 years old and he enjoys sailing with boat and sleddogging with tourists in East Greenland more than ever.

Like the other local people, he was born and raised in Kulusuk. When he was a child, he didn´t know a thing about internet or what was happening outside his own world, so did the rest local people. In his generation, a change has been made, a lot of change in society. He lived the old Greenlandic traditional way, then the way of living was slowly transformed into the European system which we know call for easier life, because of the technology and ability to connect to the rest of the world.

30 years ago, he began to sail with one-day tourists from Iceland. Icelandic company needed local to sail with the tourists. From that time, he slowly started to communicate with tourist first with sign language and then he learned to communicate in English without formal education.

He travelled in Denmark, Iceland as well in Spain for business reasons and holidays. But sailing with tourist in his home is his favorite of all.

- Professor of the courses and lectures on Inuit culture gave in the Clos Archaeological Foundation.

- Cultural advisor on issues related to the Inuit in the media.

- Contributor of the Ethnological Museum of Barcelona.

- Member of the Igloos Builders Association of Catalonia.

Anthropologist specialized in Inuit culture. Arctic World collaborator - Barcelona

- Preparation of two books about the Inuit culture.

- Article "The Inuit: hunters of the Far North." Arqueoclub Magazine, number 8. February 2007. Egyptian Museum of Barcelona. Clos Archaeological Foundation.

- The Inuit women: their role in traditional Inuit culture. Course manual. Clos Archaeological Foundation, Barcelona, 2006.

- Article in the newspaper The Triangle. "Ohmamiglu, a Inuit traditions in our home." The Triangle, supplement. Number 17 February. Barcelona, 2006.

- Article "The Inughuit of Greenland" in the journal of the Scandinavian Club. Bulletin number 1 January-April. Barcelona, 2005.

- The Inuit Culture: Inuit of the Arctic. Course manual. Clos Archaeological Foundation, Barcelona, 2005.

- VV.AA. Twentieth Century Barcelona Mosaic of Cultures. Ethnological Museum of Barcelona. Bellaterra publishing, Barcelona 2002.

- 9 Articles in Encyclopedia Your Personal Adornment. Salvat publishing, SA. Barcelona 1998.

- Collaboration with the "En portada" program of TVE (Spanish Television) in the documentary "The Inuit and climate change." Year 2007.

- Collaborator in the documentary "Nanoq expedition 2006" for the Urvasco group and produced by Arctic World. Year 2007.

- Director and Professor at the Clos Archaeological Foundation course "The Inuit women: their role in traditional Inuit culture." Year 2006.

- Director and Professor at the Clos Archaeological Foundation course: "The Inuit culture: the Inuit of the Arctic". Year 2005.

- Documentalist for the book Barcelona Twentieth Century Mosaic of Cultures. Ethnological Museum of Barcelona. Bellaterra publishing, Barcelona. Year 2002.

- Collaboration with the Ethnological Museum of Barcelona in the exhibition "Barcelona Segle XX. Mosaic of Cultures." From 1999 to 2001 years.

- Collaboration with the Salvat publishing encyclopedia "Your Personal Adornment" in the Ethnic jewelry section.

- From 1990 to the present is a collaborator of the Ethnological Museum of Barcelona.

- Degree in Geography and History, speciality Cultural Anthropology from the University of Barcelona.

- 6th Expedition to the Arctic.  Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland). Trip to Disko Bay and Uummannaq. Living with the Inuit of northwest Greenland. August 2006.

- 5th Expedition to the Arctic. Member of Nanoq 2006 expedition. Nunavut, Canada. April-May 2006.

- 4th Expedition to the Arctic. Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland). Trip to Disko Bay and the District of Avanersuaq doing a journey with Inughuit people in dogsled of almost 500 km. Living with Inughuit (Inuit subgroup). April-May 2004.

- 3th Expedition to the Arctic. Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland). Trip to Disko Bay. Journey around 250 km with Inuit people in dogsled. Living with the Inuit of West Greenland. April-May 2002.

- 2nd Expedition to the Arctic. Finnish Lapland and Norway: Staying with the Sami (Finnish Lapland). April-May 2001.

- 1st Expedition to the Arctic, Labrador and Newfoundland. Living with the Inuit of Labrador. July 1999.

- Trips to over 40 countries among which are: Guatemala, Mexico, Peru, Brazil, Venezuela, Argentina, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Mauritius, Egypt, Turkey and Vietnam.

Day 1
- Flight to Ivalo. Transfer by taxi to Ivalo. Accommodation in cabin. Dinner and preparation of equipment for the canoe trip. The tour guide will explain the route in detail.

Day 2
Breakfast in the cabin. Transfer by private car to Veskoniemi starting point of the journey. During the afternoon a short stretch in a canoe to get used to the activity of rowing and adjust the equipment. Picnic lunch on route. Camping in one of the islets of the lake. Dinner in tents or outdoors.

Day 3
Depending on the weather, breakfast in tents or outdoors. Continuing the journey to Kaikunuora. Section between 10 and 15 km. Picnic lunch en route. Camping in one of the islets of canoe route. Dinner in tents or outdoors.

Day 4
Breakfast in tents or outdoors. Continuing the journey to the outskirts of a Lappish village called Nellim. Section between 12 and 15 kilometers of paddling. Picnic lunch on route. Camping in the woods near Nellim. Dinner in tents or outdoors.

Day 5
Breakfast in tents or outdoors. Visit the village of Nellim, with its peculiar Orthodox church built entirely of wood. Here we see the Russian influence, whose border is only 8 kilometers. Picnic lunch. In the afternoon we will continue the journey to the island of Lusmesualui. Section between 5 and 7 kilometers. Picnic lunch on route. Camping in one of the islets of the route. Dinner in tents or outdoors.

Day 6
Breakfast in tents or outdoors. Continuing the journey to one of the islands of Roggesuoltuun. From here you will have a vision of one of the widest parts of the lake. Section between 10 and 12 kilometers.  Picnic lunch on route. Camping in one of the islets of travel. Dinner in tents or outdoors.

Day 7
Breakfast in tents or outdoors. Continuation of the canoe trip to the island of Levia Petajasaari. Section between 8 and 10 kilometers. Picnic lunch on route. Camping in one of the islets of travel. Dinner in tents or outdoors.

Day 8
Breakfast in tents or outdoors. Continuing the canoe trip to Ukonkivithe, the holy island of the Sami people. Time to visit the island. Then go to a nearby island. Section between 10 and 12 kilometers. Picnic lunch on route. Camping in one of the islets of the route. Dinner in tents or outdoors.

Day 9
Breakfast in tents or outdoors. Continuing the journey to Inari. This town is the capital of the Sami people in Finnish Lapland. Section between 10 and 12 kilometers. Picnic lunch on route. Camping in a forest near Inari. Dinner in tents or outdoors.

Day 10
Breakfast in tents or outdoors. Visita del Siida, el museo Lapón. Visit the Siida, the Lappish museum. A large exhibition area where in a didactic way is shown  wildlife, landscape, history and culture of the Sami people and Lapland. Walking at your own around the village of Inari. Camping in a forest near Inari. Dinner in tents or outdoors.

Day 11
Breakfast in tents or outdoors. Transfer by private vehicle to Ivalo. Accommodation in cabins. Afternoon to visit at your own the city of Ivalo. Lunch and dinner at your own.

Day 12
Breakfast in cabins. Transfer by taxi to the airport of Ivalo. Flight Ivalo - home.

- Transfer from Ivalo Airport - Cabins.
- Transfer by private car Ivalo - starting point of the canoe trip.
- Transfer by private car Inari - Ivalo.
- Siida Museum ticket entrance.
- All meals during the canoe trip.
- 2 Nights accommodation in cabin.
- Canoe and accessories (life jacket, paddles, etc.) rental during the trip.
- Rental of group camping equipment (tents, stoves, pots, etc.).
- Relocation of the canoes to the starting point of the journey.
- Relocation of the canoes at the end of the voyage.
- Arctic World guide.
- Travel insurance.
- 1 Piece of baggage of 12 kilogrames as a personal luggage.

- Flight to Ivalo.
- Air taxes.
- Meals on airports and flights.
- Lunch and dinner in Ivalo on the penultimate day of travel.
- Mountain and camping personal equipment.
- Extra costs of accommodation and meals due to flight delays, weather or any cause beyond the Arctic World.
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.

During our journey we will pass at the foot of Mount Thor, the God of Thunder, with a 1 km vertical wall, we will climb a single glacier to visit the base of the gargantuan double cylinder granite wall of Mount Asgard and we will marvel at the stunning Mount Odin, the father of all Gods Vikings ...

The point of entry to the defile is through the small village of Pangnirtung, where Inuit live with equal ease Western life and the traditional Inuit way of life. To achieve the Akshayuk Pass we will sail on a local boat on the fjord of the same name in Cumberland Bay until reaching the "Pass." During the approach is likely to see seals and other arctic wildlife.

Besides the impressive walls that mark the route, along the way will be "escorted" by hanging glaciers, waterfalls, lakes in pure state, moraines that appear to have been driven by giants, and at the distance, we will see a true polar cap, the Penny Ice Cap. On clear nights there are many chances to see northern lights, the most impressive light phenomenon of nature.

- Flight to Ottawa (and return).
- Flight Ottawa - Pangnirtung (and return).
- Air taxes.
- Meals in Ottawa.
- Meals on transfers and airports.
- Extra accommodation nights and extra meals in Ottawa, Pangnirtung and Iqaluit because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other causes beyond the Arctic World.
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.

- Flight to Greenland and return.
- Air taxes.
- Meals in Copenhagen.
- Meals in airports, planes and transfers.
- Extra accommodation nights and extra meals in Copenhague Ilulissat, Uummannaq y Kangerlussuaq, and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other causes beyond Arctic World.
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.

400 Kilometers of snowmobile crossing through the key point of the legendary Northwest Passage in northern Canada. Guided by an experienced Inuit, who was born in an igloo, we will cross the frozen Barrow and Lancaster Straits. A frozen ice sea zone where pressure ridges and plains of ice follow one after other.

Achieving the mythical 90° North in a comfortable and safe way. This is a unique trip into the northern end of the planet that will allow us to perform a unique experience: to reach the Geographic North Pole. The only place on Earth where every direction is South.

Peary, Herbert, Uemura, and other mythical explorers have had to travel more than 800 km of sea ice before reaching the North Pole. What we propose is to reach this mythical point by helicopter in a comfortable and safe way. There we will discover the Arctic Ocean, a frozen sea whose landscape is dotted with pressure ridges, open water channels, ice floes, etc.

Our starting point will not be a motionless northern land, but the temporary Russian station "Borneo" located on an ice floe adrift in the middle of the Arctic Ocean at 89 degrees north latitude. And our goal will not be a very common place, but the uninhabited Geographic North Pole, the point where joint all Earth meridians.

Day 1
- Flight home to Oslo (Norway).
- Overnight at hotel.

Day 2
- Flight Oslo - Longyearbyen (Svalbard Archipelago).
- Extra day of margin just in case of delays of flights, baggage lost, airport strikes, etc. during the previous flights.
Overnight at hotel.

Day 3
- Preparation and checking of the equipment for our stay in the Arctic Ocean.
- Overnight at hotel.

Day 4
- If weather and ice conditions permit, flight to the "Barneo" drifting base located in the Arctic Ocean at the latitude 89º North, in an Antonov-74 charter plane. Approximate flight time about 2 hours and a half. Nights in a heated tent at the drifting base. At the first favourable weather and ice conditions, flight by helicopter to the Geographic North Pole. Flight time is approximately 40 minutes.
- Depending on the weather, we will stay at the North Pole about 1 hour to take pictures and make "world tour" through each of the terrestrial meridians that converge at 90º North. Then fly back to Borneo drifting base.
- During our stay in Barneo we will have the opportunity to witness the life in a drifting Russian polar base and meet with renowned polar explorers. We may also make short trips around the base to get a better idea of the Arctic Ocean, a frozen sea full of open water channels and huge pressure ridges.

- Return flight by plane Longyearbyen - Drifting base Barneo located on the Arctic Ocean.
- Return flight by helicopter Barneo - Geographic North Pole.
- Polar Guide.
- Full board in the Arctic Ocean.
- Rental of specific polar equipment during the trip.
- Polar travel insurance.
- Multiadventure travel insurance.
- Transfers between airport and accommodation in Longyearbyen.
- 1 Piece of 20 kg of personal baggage.

- Flight home - Longyearbyen.
- Air taxes.
- Accommodation in Oslo.
- Accommodation in Longyearbyen.
- Transfers Oslo Airport - hotel (round trip).
- Meals on transfers, airports, Oslo and Longyearbyen.
- Specific rescue polar insurance (mandatory to participate in the expedition) with a coverage (premium) at least of 100,000 (one hundred thousands) Euros in case of Search and Rescue in the Arctic Ocean.
- Personal mountain equipment.
- Extra accommodation nights in Longyearbyen and Oslo due to delays because of weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other causes beyond the control of Arctic World.
- Air companies expenses due to excess of personal baggage.

- Return flight home - Longyearbyen.
- Air taxes.
- Accommodations in towns and cities.
- Transfers Oslo Airport - hotel (round trip).
- Meals on transfers, airports, Oslo and Longyearbyen.
- Specific rescue polar insurance (mandatory to participate in the expedition) with a coverage (premium) at least of 100,000 (one hundred thousands) Euros in case of Search and Rescue in the Arctic Ocean.
- Personal mountain equipment and clothes.
- Extra accommodation nights in Longyearbyen, Oslo and other towns due to delays because of weather conditions, ice and snow state, inherent logistic in the Arctic, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond the control of Arctic World.
- Everything not listed in the INCLUDE section.
- Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.
- Air companies expenses due to excess of personal baggage.

Day 1
-Flight to Rovaniemi.
- Accommodation at the hotel.

Day 2
- Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
- Snowmobile ride through snowy forests to a husky dog farm. After that, we make a route by a sleigh pulled by these speedy animals amid the Lappish wilderness. Lunch at your own. Free time to visit Rovaniemi, the capital of Lapland.
-Lunch and dinner at your own.
- Overnight at the hotel.

Day 3
- Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
- Transfer by road to the port city of Kemi. Visit the snow castle (from the opening date). Sailing in an icebreaker ship with which we will break the "ice pack" on the Baltic Sea. Lunch on the boat. Those who wish can swim in a safety way with thermal and waterproof suit in the water channel the icebreaker had broken on its way. Return to Kemi. Back by road to Rovaniemi.
- Dinner at your own.
- Overnight at the hotel.

Day 4
- Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
- Free time to visit the Artikum, one of the best polar museums in the world.
- Lunch at your own
- In the evening excursion in a Lapland forest by snowshoes searching Northern Lights, the most impressive luminous phenomenon of nature.
- Dinner at your own.
- Overnight at the hotel.

Day 5
- Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
- Visit a reindeer farm where you will learn about the Sami culture, the ancient  herders of  these Arctic animals. Ride in a sleigh pulled by reindeers to Santa Clause Village where we will cross the Arctic Circle. Here we will be able to greet this venerable old man. Free time for lunch and shopping in Santa Claus village.
- Dinner at your own.
- Overnight at the hotel.

Day 6
- Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
- Return flight from Rovaniemi to your country of residence.

- 5 nights accommodation at  an hotel in Rovaniemi in double room.
- 5 buffet breakfast.
- All activities and excursions according to travel plan.
- In the snowmobile tours, 2 persons/snowmobile and kids in a sled hauled by a snowmobile.
- Multiadventure travel insurance.
- Rental of all specific polar equipment to make the excursions.

- Flight to Rovaniemi.
- Air taxes.
- Transfers from the airport to the hotel (and return).
- All lunches and dinners.
- Ticket Artikum Museum entrance.
- Icebreaker navigation for travels between 1st to 18th December 2014.
- Meals at the airports.
- Transfers out of the dates of travel plan.
- Extra meals and accommodations in cities and airports due to delays in transportation, weather conditions, strikes at airports and / or any other cause beyond the Arctic World.
- Extra activities outside the travel plan.
- Extra accommodations out of the travel plan.
- Everything not specified in 'Included”
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.

- Single room.

- Transfer from the airport to the hotel (and return).

-  Trip cancellation insurance.

- All meals and fuel during the ski trip.
- Rent of specific polar equipment during the trip.
- Transfer between Ivalo and the ski crossing starting point.
- Transfer from Sevettijärvi to Inari.
- Transfer from Inari to Ivalo Airport.
- Arctic World guide.
- 1 Piece of baggage of 12 kilogrames as a personal luggage.
- Trip insurance.

Day 1
Flight to Ottawa. Overnight at hotel.

Day 2
Flight Ottawa - Qikiqtarjuaq. Overnight in Inuit house.

Day 3
Day in Qikiqtarjuaq to prepare all equipment and gear, and to visit the village. Overnight in Inuit house.

Day 4
Beginning of the voyage over the Davis Strait ice pack by dogsleds with Inuit guides. Nos dirigiremos hacia el punto de entrada del Akshayuk Pass. We will go to the Akshayuk Pass entry point. Overnight in tent.

Days 5 and 6
We will continue our journey of 80 kilometers of frozen sea to reach the third day the entrance of the defile where we will be dropped off by our Inuit guides. Nights in tent.

Days 7 to 15 days
100 Kilometers ski crossing of the Akshayuk Pass dragging individual sleds with all gear for the expedition. Nights in tents.

Day 15
End of crossing. Some Inuit guides will meet us and they will take us by snowmobile to the town of Pangnirtung. Night in guesthouse or Inuit house.

Day 16
 Free time to visit Pangnirtung. Night in guesthouse or Inuit house.

Day 17
Flight Pangnirtung - Ottawa. Overnight at hotel.

Día 18
Flight Ottawa - home.

Iceland, also invited to perform many activities that make you feel its incomparable nature even closer if possible. Walk by Europe's largest glacier, the Vanatjokull, riding astride an Icelandic pony with a view of a volcano, doing a thrilling snowmobile route on a glacier or sailing in an amphibious vehicle to see the nesting cliffs of the world's largest seabird colonies, will allow us to forget that there is another world outside their borders.

Iceland, the country of the Sagas. 1,100 years of stories of battles, love and revenge is happening since the Vikings colonized these barren lands. In an island of contrasts is not surprising to know that despite being the last country in Europe to be populated, has the oldest parliament in the continent.

And the magic of the country also does not breathe at night in winter, and the sky is covered with Northern Lights. The scientists consider them the most impressive light phenomenom of nature. So when one watches them, one wonders if it was one of these "Northern Lights" which prompted Leifur Eiriksson to reach the shores of America 500 years before Columbus...

- 6 Nights in hotel Spa in double room or cabin according the chosen option.

- 6 Breakfasts buffet.

- Transfer Skibus Rovaniemi airport - Luosto (round trip).

- All excursions and visits included in the travel program.

- In the snowmobile tours, 2 persons/snowmobile and kids in a sled hauled by a snowmobile.

- Multiadventure travel insurance.

- Rental of all specific polar equipment to do the excursions.

- Special Evening Christmas dinner, Christmas dinner and New Year Gala dinner for trips on 24, 25 and 31 December.

- Airline Flights.

- Air and carrier taxes.

- Lunches and dinners.

- Meals in airports and airplanes.

- Optional excursions.

- Costs and applications for visa to Finland, the European Union or other countries if required.

- Anything not specified in the paragraph "Includes".

- Extra activities out of the trip plan.

- Extra days of accommodation out of the trip plan.

- Extra meals and accommodation nights in towns and airports due to transports delays because of weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond the control of Arctic World.

- Personal baggage excess.

The Magnetic North Pole, the point that all compasses point, was discovered by John Ross in 1831 in King William Island. Unlike its namesake geographic, the Magnetic Pole moves about 15 kilometers annually. Currently located at latitude 82º North in a very chaotic area of the Arctic Ocean.

A plane will take off from Resolute Bay at 75 degrees north latitude and it will drop off the team in the ice pack around 100 kilometers of the Magnetic North Pole. After 11 days of skiing, in the midst of a large expedition atmosphere, surrounded by a white desert in total isolation, we will arrive at our destination. At that time we will be more than 1,000 kilometers from the nearest inhabited place.

- Flight tickets to Resolute Bay and return.
- Air taxes.
- Meals on transfers, airports and Ottawa.
- Personal mountain equipment needed for the expedition.
- Extra accommodation nights and extra meals in Ottawa, Resolute and other aiports and cities because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other causes beyond the Arctic World.
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.

- Flight to Greenland and return.
- Air taxes.
- Meals in Copenhagen.
- Meals in airports, planes and transfers.
- Extra accommodation nights and extra meals in Copenhague, Ilulissat, Qaanaaq and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other causes beyond Arctic World.
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.

- 5 Nights accommodation at the foot of the ski tracks in a double room with breakfast.
- 4 Days ski pass.
- 1 Piece of baggage of 15 kilogrames as a personal luggage.
- 1 Air transport of a personal ski bag.
- Ski insurance.

Boat trip from Iceland to Scorebysund, the fjords network more complex and longest on the planet. Crossing the Denmark Strait where you can see whales, dolphins and seabirds. In Scorebysund fjord are mixed indomitable glaciers with building-size icebergs, barren tundra, etc.

Day 1
- Flight country of residence - Reykjavik.
- Transfer international airport - Reykjavik.
- Dinner at your own.
- Accommodation in Reykjavik.

Day 2
- Breakfast at your own.
- Transfer at your own to the Reykjavik domestic airport.
- Flight Reykjavik - Kulusuk (East Greenland coast).
- Visit the tiny village of Kulusuk with 290 inhabitants located in the island of the same name.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Kulusuk.

Day 3
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Sailing by local boat from Kulusuk to Tiniteqilaq thorough the great Angmagssalik fjord. During the navigation we will visit the abandoned village of Qnertivartivit located in a small island at the mouth of the Ikasartivaq fjord, the access to the traditional tiny village of Tiniteqilaq with around 250 inhabitants.
- Picnic lunch during route.
- Visit of Tiniteqilaq village. This area is one of the few places in the world where still is used the dogsled as a main way of transport in the winter season.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Tiniteqilaq.

Day 4
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Trekking through the isthmus where is settled Tiniteqilaq village until we reach the top of a mountain of 400 metres high above the sea level. From up here we will see the great Sermilik, a big fjord flooded by icebergs as huge as buildings that born from three glaciers very productive: Helheim, Apuserajik and Midgar glaciers.
- Picnic lunch during route.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Tiniteqilaq.

Day 5
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Sailing southward by local boat along the great Sermilik fjord, skirting the big island of Angmagssalik.
- During the route, the one who wish could swim among ancient icebergs with a thermal and waterproof suit. Spectacular photos guaranteed!
- Sailing inside the Nagtivit fjord, named as the Blue Diamond Bay because of the beautiful iceberg with blue cobalt colours that dot the bay and where is relatively easy to see seals.
- Disembark beside the glacier face of the fjord where we will access to the Greenland polar icecap, the second biggest ice mass on Earth. Here, on the ice, we will do an easy route on foot.
- Picnic lunch during the route.
- Next we will reach at the abandoned village of Ikateq located at the entrance of the Sermilik fjord where it meets the great Ocean. This village is preserved intact as it was left by its inhabitants. During our sailing we will have lot of chances to see whales that feed in these cold waters.
- During this coastal sailing is very common meeting huge icebergs wander drift coming from a very long glacier face located hundreds of kilometres north of our position.
- In the evening arrival to Kulusuk.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Kulusuk.

Day 6
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Free day to rest, relax, strolling around Kulusuk or making an optional route by local boat to Sermiligaq fjord to see the Karale and Knud Rasmussen glaciers that meet at the end of the fjord. This is one of place on Earth where is possible to see most clearly the enormous receding (several kilometres) of the glaciers happened during the last 10 years.
- Lunch at an Inuit local hose.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Kulusuk.

Day 7
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Sailing to Tasiilaq, the Angmagssalik capital district.
- Free time to stroll through the streets of the town of Tasiilaq. It is considered  the most beautiful city of Greenland.
- You can visit, by your own, the Inuit Local Museum.
- Picnic lunch.
- Dinner at the hostel.
- Acommodation at the hostel in Tasiilaq.

Day 8
- Breakfast at hostel.
- Free day to make optional activies such as a route through the Flower Valley or kayak.
- Picnic lunch.
- Dinner at the hostel.
- Acommodation at the hostel in Tasiilaq.

Day 9
- Breakfast at hostel.
- Sailing by local boat through the Tunu Bay to reach the glacier. We can approach to the Apusiajik glacier and its blue ice falling into the ocean.
- Picnic lunch.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Kulusuk.

Day 10
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Extra day as margin in case of bad weather
- Free time to make optional activities.
- Lunch and dinner at local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Kulusuk.

Day 11
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Flight Kulusuk - Reykjavik.
- Transfer to your accommodation in Reykjavik at your own.
- Dinner at your own.
- Accommodation in Reykjavik.

Day 12
- Transfer Reykjavik - International airport.
- Flight Reykjavik - Country of residence.

There is no better way to know this unfathomable territory than doing a simple route, overnight in a tent on the second largest ice mass on the planet, away from any concern, in complete silence, broken only occasionally by the roar of icebergs smashing in the distance.

- 1 Guide Arctic world.
- 1 Captain of local boat.
- 3 Nights in hostel in double room in Iceland.
- 6 Nights in tent in Greenland.
- Full board in Greenland.
- All excursions and visits included in the travel program.
- Transfers in Greenland as travel program.
- Expedition Insurance.
- Rental of all specific polar equipment.
- 12 kg of personal baggage. 

- Flight to Oslo and return.
- Flight Oslo - Longyearbyen and return.
- Air taxes.
- Meals in Oslo.
- Meals in airports and airplanes.
- Personal mountain equipment.
- Personal equipment for running the marathon.
- Anything not specified in the paragraph included.
- Activities and excursions out the travel program.
- Extra accommodation nights and extra meals in Longyearbyen and Oslo because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other causes beyond Arctic World.
- Costs of air excess weight in personal baggage.

- 1 Inuit guide per traveller.
- 5 nights of accommodation at local house in Kulusuk (Greenland).
- 7 days hire of 1 dogsled per traveller.
- Full board in local houses in Greenland.
- Expedition food during the route by dogsled.
- Transfers in Greenland according the travel program.
- Transfer Keflavik International Airport - Reykjavik (round trip).
- Expedition insurance.
- Rental of all specific polar equipment (parka, boots polar expedition mittens, sleeping bags, etc.).
- Rent of grupo equipment (tents, snow shovel, etc.).
- 20 kg of personal baggage.

- Flight Country of residence - Kulusuk and return.
- Air taxes.
- Accommodation in Iceland.
- Transfers and transport in Iceland (except the Keflavik International Airport to Reykjavik roundtrip).
- Meals in Iceland.
- Meals in airports and airplanes.
- Anything not specified in the paragraph included.
- Extra costs of lodging, meals, extra days of sled dogs and local guides due to delays because of weather, ice conditions, snow conditions, logistics inherent in the Arctic, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond the Arctic World control.
- Expenses and procedures to get the visa to Iceland, Greenland, the European Union or other countries if required.
- Air companies expenses due to excess of personal baggage.

During the day we will visit a traditional farm Sami where we see at first hand the culture of reindeer herders, and among other activities, we will visit Ukonkivi, the sacred island of ancient Samis.

And at night we will have the opportunity to marvel at what scientists consider the most impressive luminous phenomenon of nature: the Aurora Borealis. There is no better place to watch it than in the middle of the Lapland woods. There, far from the light pollution of the cities, we will go into ecstasies over the vision of a colorful night sky moving. Who sees an Aurora Borealis never forget it...

Day 1
- Flight country of residence - Ivalo (Lapland).
- Transfer Ivalo airport to Inari.
- Overnight at hotel in Inari.

Day 2
- Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
- Snowmobile route across the frozen Inari Lake that with its more than 3,000 islands is one of the most beautiful in Lapland. During the tour we will visit Ukonkivi, the sacred island of Sami people where they made sacrifices to their gods. Also visit Pielpajarvi, the ancient church of XVII century. All that, enjoying the snowy landscape of the largest wilderness area in Europe.
- Lunch by yourself.
- Dinner at the hotel restaurant.
- Overnight at the hotel.

Day 3
- Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
- Visit to a reindeer farm where we will learn about Sami culture, that one of ancestral breeders that herd these arctic animals.
- Lunch by yourself.
- Dinner at the hotel restaurant.
- Overnight at the hotel.

Day 4
- Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
- Free morning to visit at your leisure the Siida Museum, the Lapish museum to learn more about the nature of Lapland and ancient Sami people.
- In the evening, night tour by snowshoes through the woods of Inari while we will watch the sky searching the bright aurora borealis.
- Lunch by yourself.
- Dinner at the hotel restaurant.
- Overnight at the hotel.

Day 5
- Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
- Free morning to wander around the Inari town or optional excursions (ice fishing, traditional Nordic ski tours, traditional Lappish cooking course, dog sled tours, etc..)
- In the evening, night route by Norwegian horses sled to see the Northern Lights in the Lapland wilderness.
- Lunch by yourself.
- Dinner at the hotel restaurant.
- Overnight at the hotel.

Day 6
- Breakfast buffet at the hotel.
- Transfer Inari - Ivalo airport.
- Flight Ivalo - country of residence.

- 5 Nights at hotel in double room.

- 5 Breakfasts buffet.

- 5 Dinners at the hotel restaurant.

- Transfer Ivalo airport - Inari (round trip).

- All excursions and visits included in the travel program.

- In the snowmobile tours, 2 persons/snowmobile.

- Multiadventure travel insurance.

- Rental of all specific polar equipment required during the trip.

- Airline Flights.

- Air and carrier taxes.

- Lunches.

- Meals in airports and airplanes.

- Siida Museum entrance tickets.

- Optional excursions.

- Extra meals and accommodation nights in towns and airports due to transports delays because of weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond the control of Arctic World.

- Extra activities out of the trip plan.

- Extra days of accommodation out of the trip plan.

- Anything not specified in the paragraph "Includes".

- Costs and applications for visa to Finland, the European Union or other countries if required.

- Personal baggage excess.

Day 1
- Transfer at your own to the Reykjavik domestic airport.
- Flight Reykjavik - Kulusuk (East Greenland coast).
- Visit the tiny village of Kulusuk with 290 inhabitants that is located in the island of the same name.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Night at an Inuit local house.

Day 2
- Breakfast at local house.
- Sailing by local boat from Kulusuk to Tiniteqilaq thorough the great Angmagssalik fjord. During the navigation we will pass the abandoned village of Qnertivartivit located in a small island at the mouth of the Ikasartivaq fjord, the access to the traditional tiny village of Tiniteqilaq with around 250 inhabitants.
- Picnic lunch during route.
- Visit of Tiniteqilaq village. This area is one of the few places in the world where still is used the dogsled as a main way of transport in the winter season.
- Sailing through the deep fiord of Sermilik that is flooded by icebergs.
- Sailing inside the Nagtivit fjord, named as the Blue Diamond Bay because of the beautiful iceberg with blue cobalt colours that dot the bay and where is relativaly easy to see seals.
- Disembark beside the glacier face of the fjord where we will catch sight of the Greenland icecap, the second biggest ice mass on Earth.
- Picnic lunch during the route.
- In the afternoon we will round the big Angmagssalik island. During this part of the sailing we will have lot of chances to see whales that feed in these cold waters.
- Next we will reach at the abandoned village of Ikateq located at the entrance of the Sermilik fjord where it meets the great Ocean. This village is preserved intact as it was left by its inhabitants.
- During this coastal sailing is very common meeting huge icebergs wander adrift coming from a very long glacier face located hundreds of kilometres north of our position.
- In the evening arrival to Kulusuk.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Night at an Inuit local house.

Day 3
- Breakfast at local house.
- Free day for optional activities and excursions as the boat tour to Tassilaq, considered one of the most beautiful cities in the whole Greenland or the sailing tour to the small fishing settlement of Sermiligaq visiting Ikateq, an abandoned air base from the Second World Word and the Karale and Knud Rasmussen glaciers.
- Lunch at an Inuit local house.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Night at an Inuit local house.

Day 4
- Breakfast at local house.
- Flight Kulusuk - Reykjavik.
- Transfer to your accommodation in Reykjavik at your own.

- 3 Nights of accommodation at Inuit local houses.

- Full board in Greenland.

- All excursions and visit included in the program trip.

- Transfers in Greenland according the program trip.

- 1 Local skipper for the boat.

- Multiadventure trip insurance.

- 20 Kg of personal baggage.

- Flight country of residence - Iceland and return.

- Flight Reykjavik - Kulusuk and return.

- Air taxes.

- Accommodation in Iceland.

- Meals in Iceland.

- Meals in airports and planes.

- Personal mountain clothes and personal equipment.

- Anything not specified in the "Include" section.

- Activities and excursions not specified in the travel program.

- Optional activities and excursions.

- Costs and applications for visa to Greenland, Iceland, the European Union or other countries if required.

- Extra costs of accommodation, boating and meals due to flight delays, weather factors, sea and ice conditions, and any cause beyond of Arctic World.

- Excess of personal baggage.

Day 1
- Flight country of residence - Reykjavik.
- Transfer international airport - Reykjavik.
- Dinner at your own.
- Accommodation in Reykjavik.

Day 2
- Breakfast at your own.
- Transfer at your own to the Reykjavik domestic airport.
- Flight Reykjavik - Kulusuk (East Greenland coast).
- Visit the tiny village of Kulusuk with 290 inhabitants located in the island of the same name.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Kulusuk.

Day 3
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Sailing by local boat from Kulusuk to Tiniteqilaq thorough the great Angmagssalik fjord. During the navigation we will visit the abandoned village of Qnertivartivit located in a small island at the mouth of the Ikasartivaq fjord, the access to the traditional tiny village of Tiniteqilaq with around 250 inhabitants.
- Picnic lunch during route.
- Visit of Tiniteqilaq village. This area is one of the few places in the world where still is used the dogsled as a main way of transport in the winter season.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Tiniteqilaq.

Day 4
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Trekking through the isthmus where is settled Tiniteqilaq village until we reach the top of a mountain of 400 metres high above the sea level. From up here we will see the great Sermilik, a big fjord flooded by icebergs as huge as buildings that born from three glaciers very productive: Helheim, Apuserajik and Midgar glaciers.
- Picnic lunch during route.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Tiniteqilaq.

Day 5
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Sailing southward by local boat along the great Sermilik fjord, skirting the big island of Angmagssalik.
- During the route, the one who wish could swim among ancient icebergs with a thermal and waterproof suit. Spectacular photos guaranteed!
- Sailing inside the Nagtivit fjord, named as the Blue Diamond Bay because of the beautiful iceberg with blue cobalt colours that dot the bay and where is relatively easy to see seals.
- Disembark beside the glacier face of the fjord where we will access to the Greenland polar icecap, the second biggest ice mass on Earth. Here, on the ice, we will do an easy route on foot.
- Picnic lunch during the route.
- Next we will reach at the abandoned village of Ikateq located at the entrance of the Sermilik fjord where it meets the great Ocean. This village is preserved intact as it was left by its inhabitants. During our sailing we will have lot of chances to see whales that feed in these cold waters.
- During this coastal sailing is very common meeting huge icebergs wander drift coming from a very long glacier face located hundreds of kilometres north of our position.
- In the evening arrival to Kulusuk.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Kulusuk.

Day 6
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Free day to rest, relax, strolling around Kulusuk or making an optional route by local boat to Sermiligaq fjord to see the Karale and Knud Rasmussen glaciers that meet at the end of the fjord. This is one of place on Earth where is possible to see most clearly the enormous receding (several kilometres) of the glaciers happened during the last 10 years.
- Lunch at an Inuit local hose.
- Dinner at an Inuit local house.
- Accommodation at an Inuit local house in Kulusuk.

Day 7
- Breakfast at an Inuit local house.
- Flight Kulusuk - Reykjavik.
- Transfer to your accommodation in Reykjavik at your own.
- Dinner at your own.
- Accommodation in Reykjavik.

Day 8
- Transfer Reykjavik - International airport.
- Flight Reykjavik - Country of residence.

- 5 nights of accommodation at Inuit local houses.
- Full board in Greenland.
- All excursions and visit included in the program trip.
- Transfers in Greenland according the program trip.
- 1 Local skipper for the boat.
- Multiadventure trip insurance.
- Transfer Keflavik international airport - Reykjavik and return.
- 15 Kg of personal baggage.

- Flight country of residence - Iceland and return.
- Flight Reykjavik - Kulusuk and return.
- Air taxes.
- Accommodation in Iceland.
- Meals in Iceland.
- Transfers in Iceland except the Keflavik international airport - Reykjavik and return.
- Meals in airports and planes.
- Personal mountain clothes and personal equipment.
- Anything not specified in the "Included" section.
- Activities and excursions not specified in the travel program.
- Optional excursions (see below)
- Costs and applications for visa to Greenland, Iceland, the European Union or other countries if required.
- Extra costs of accommodation, planes, boating and meals due to flight delays, weather factors, sea and ice conditions, and any cause beyond of Arctic World.
- Excess of personal baggage.

Day 1
- Flight from your country of residence - Oslo.
- Accommodation in a hotel or hostel.
- Lunch and dinner not included.

Day 2
Arrive in Longyearbyen, the administrative capital of the Spitsbergen archipelago of which West Spitsbergen is the largest island. Before embarking there is an opportunity to stroll around this former mining town, whose parish church and Polar Museum are well worth visiting. In the early evening the ship will sail out of Isfjorden.

Day 3
Heading north along the west coast, we arrive by morning in Krossfjorden, where we board the Zodiacs for a cruise along the sculpted front of the 14th of July Glacier. On the green slopes near the glacier, a colourful variety of flowers bloom, while large numbers of Kittiwake and Brünnich’s Guillemot nest on the nearby cliffs. There is also a good chance of spotting Arctic Fox, who patrol the base of the cliffs in case a chick falls from its nest, and Bearded Seal, who cruise this fjord. In the afternoon we sail to Ny Ålesund, the world’s most northerly settlement.
Once a mining village - served by the world’s most northerly railway, which can still be seen - Ny Ålesund is now a research centre. Close to the village is a breeding ground for Barnacle Goose, Pink-footed Goose and Arctic Tern. Visitors interested in the history of Arctic exploration will want to walk to the anchoring mast used by Amundsen and Nobile, in the airship Norge in 1926 and Nobile in the airship Italia in 1928, before their flights to the North Pole.
Day 4
Near the mouth of Liefdefjorden, we will go ashore for a walk on the tundra island of Andøya. Many common eider and Pink-footed Goose nest here, and the more rare King Eider may also be seen. Sailing into Liefdefjorden, we will cruise near the face of the impressive Monaco Glacier. The waters of the glacier front are a favourite feeding spot for thousands of Kittiwakes and occasionally Polar Bear are seen on the glacier.

Days 5 and 6
We have our northernmost landing at Phippsøya, in the Seven Islands north of Nordaustlandet. Here we will be at 81 degrees north, just 540 miles from the geographic North Pole. Polar Bear inhabit this region, along with Walrus and Ivory Gull.  We may sit for several hours in the pack ice, taking in our spectacular surroundings with their own wildlife. When the edge of the sea-ice is  tens of miles north of  the Seven Islands (mostly in August)  we will spend a  second day to get to and in the sea ice.  Alternatively (mostly in July) we turn to Sorg Fjord where we may find a herd of Walrus not far from the graves of 17th century whalers. On a nature walk, we may encounter families of Ptarmigans. The opposite side of the fjord is also a beautiful area for an excursion.

Day 7
Today we will sail into Hinlopen Strait, home to Bearded Seal, Ringed Seal, Polar Bear, and Ivory Gull. We’ll navigate the ice floes of Lomfjordshalvøya in our zodiacs and explore the bird cliffs of Alkefjellet with thousands of Brünnich’s Guillemot. On the east side of Hinlopenstrait, we’ll attempt a landing at Augustabukta on Nordaustlandet, home to reindeer, Pink-footed Goose, breeding Ivory Gull, and Walrus. Near Torrelneset, we will explore the polar desert of Nordaustlandet, next to the world’s third largest ice cap, which meets the sea nearby. We will walk along beautiful coastline covered in smooth rocks, sculpted by the surf over thousands of years. We may encounter Walrus along the way.

Day 8
In Freemansundet we plan to land at Sundneset on the island of Barentsøya to visit an old trapper's hut and then take a brisk walk across the tundra in search of Spitsbergen Reindeer and Barnacle Goose. Later we cruise south to Diskobukta on the west side of Edgeøya. After a Zodiac cruise through the shallow bay, we land on a beach littered with whale bones and tree trunks, which have drifted here from Siberia. We can also climb to the rim of a narrow gully which is inhabited by thousands of Kitttiwake, together with Black Guillemot and piratical Glaucous Gull. During the breeding season, the base of the cliffs is patrolled by Arctic Fox and Polar Bear, especially females with young cubs, searching for young birds that have fallen from the nesting ledges.
Day 9
We start the day quietly cruising the side fjords of the spectacular Hornsund area of southern Spitsbergen, enjoying the scenery of towering mountain peaks. Hornsundtind rises to 1,431m, while Bautaen shows why early Dutch explorers gave the name ‘Spitsbergen’ - pointed mountains - to the island. There are also 14 magnificent glaciers in the area and very good chances of encounters with seals and Polar Bear.

Day 10
Today we land on Ahlstrandhalvøya at the mouth of Van Keulenfjorden. Here piles of Beluga skeletons (the Beluga is a small white whale), the remains of 19th century slaughter, are yet another reminder of the consequences of thoughtless exploitation. Fortunately, Beluga were not hunted to the edge of extinction and may still be seen locally. Indeed, there is a good chance that we will come across a pod. Cruising into Recherchefjorden during the afternoon we can explore an area of tundra at the head of the fjord where many reindeer feed.

Día 11
Return to Longyearbyen and disembark for the transfer to the airport and the flight to Oslo and home.
 

Cruise through Denmark Strait to the uninhabited Eastern coast of Greenland, where we encounter hundreds of huge icebergs, some over 100 metres high and more than a kilometre in length.

In the longest fjord in the world, we can see boreal wildlife, such Musk Oxen, Greenland Whales, Seals and many seabirds. We will visit Ittoqqortoormiit, the biggest settlement near Scoresby Sund. We also can see at night, the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights)!

Day 1

- Flight from your country of residence – Reykjavik.
- Transfer from airport to the hotel in Reykjavik.
- Accommodation in a hotel In Reykjavk.
- Lunch and dinner not included.

Day 2
- Transfer by bus from Reykjavik hotels in the morning to the ship in Akureyri, where we arrive in the afternoon after six hours drive through North Iceland. In the early evening we leave Iceland and sail north towards the Denmark Strait.
- Full board on the ship.
- Overnight in a cabin according to chosen option.

Day 3
- At sea, sailing north through the Denmark Strait. We are almost certain to see Fulmar, Kittiwake, Gannet and rafts of Common Guillemot.
- We cross the Arctic Circle and continue north, perhaps seeing whales.
-  In the evening we will spot our first icebergs appear as we approach the east coast of Greenland near Kap Brewster.
- Full board on the ship.
- Overnight in a cabin according to chosen option.

Day 4
- In the morning we sail along the ragged and glaciated Volquart Boons Coast. Here we may organise a zodiac cruise along one of the glacier fronts of this coast, and have our first landing near a glacier, like Måne Glacier or in Vikingebugt.
- Later we land on Danmarksø where there are the remains of an Inuit settlement abandoned around 200 years ago. The circular ‘tent rings’ of stones indicate the summer houses, while the winter houses can be seen closer to a small cape. The sites are well preserved, allowing entrances and even bear-proof meat caches to be identified. There are also grave sites.
- In the evening we continue our sailing through the beautiful fjords to the west, choked with icebergs.
- Full board on the ship.
- Overnight in a cabin according to chosen option.

Day 5
- We go ashore at Cape Hofmann Halvø, a reliable spot for viewing Musk Oxen. We may also spot Rock Ptarmigan and at sea Great Northern Diver. The landscape here is particularly beautiful, especially during autumn when the Dwarf Willow and Dwarf Birch change colour. Arctic Blueberry and Crowberry add their own colourful touch - the berries are tasty too!
- In the evening we sail through the fjord towards Scoresby Land enjoying the contrast between the warm autumnal colours of the vegetation on shore, backed by huge dark mountains, and the cold blue of the icebergs.
- Full board on the ship.
- Overnight in a cabin according to chosen option.

Day 6
- On our way to Sydkap in Scoresby Land in the morning, we encounter huge icebergs, some over 100 m high and more than a kilometre in length. Most of the bergs are grounded as the fjord is only about 400 m deep here.

- We land near Sydkap to view the remains of the Thule culture winter houses. As many as 20 people lived in these tiny houses, hunting Greenland Whale and using their vertebrae to build the houses. The landscape here is gently undulating. Musk Oxen and Collared Lemming - survive on the meagre vegetation.

- Full board on the ship.
- Overnight in a cabin according to chosen option.

Day 7
- In the morning we land at a lagoon at the south coast of Jameson Land, an area with waders and geese collecting for the autumn migration. The landscape here is gently undulating. Musk Oxen and Collared Lemming - survive on the meagre vegetation.
-  In the afternoon we visit Ittoqqortoormiit, the biggest settlement near Scoresby Sund with about 400 inhabitants. At the post office you can buy stamps for your postcards, or just wander around to see the sledge dogs and the drying skins of seals, Musk Oxen and Polar Bear.
 - Full board on the ship.
- Overnight in a cabin according to chosen option.

Day 8
- The whole day at sea offers excellent opportunities to see large whales and seabird migration.
- At night the Aurora borealis (Northern Lights).
- Full board on the ship.
- Overnight in a cabin according to chosen option.

Day 9
- Arrive at Akureyri, and transfer by chartered bus to hotels in Reykjavik
- Dinner not included.
- Accommodation in a hotel In Reykjavik.

Day 10
- Transfer from the hotel in Reykjavik to airport.
- Flight from Reykjavik to your country of residence.

Day 1
- Flight from your country of residence – Kajaani’s airport.
- Transfer from Kajaani airport to Kuhmo.
- Accommodation at an old guard station.
- Evening snack is served at the dining area.

Days 2 - 4
- Breakfast.
- Time to make our own walks near the old sguard station and resting.
- After lunch, transfer to the hide.
- Night in the large hide with guide waiting the animals to show up.

Days 5 and 6
- Return to the centre in the morning and breakfast
- Time to rest and make walks on our own.
- After lunch, transfer to the hide, first shortly by car and then by foot about 60-200 meters.
- The guide will take us to the hide and pick up in the morning
- Night at the small photography hide photographing animals.

Day 7
- Breakfast.
- Transfer to Kajaani’s airport.
- Flight from Kajaani to your country of residence.

- Accommodation for 7 days

- 3 nights in a large hide and 2 nights in a pro hide.

- Meals (6 breakfasts, 5 lunches y 6 dinners).

- Transfer from Kajaani’s Airport to the old guard station (and return).

- Guiding in English.

- Multi-adventure insurance.

- Flights.

- Air taxes.

- Meals on transfers, airports and cities.

- Extra activities and optional excursions  out of the expedition plan.

? Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.
? Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.
? Costs and applications for visa to Finland , European Union or other countries if required.

- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.

- Single room.

- Trip cancellation insurance.

Our 5-days husky trip follows the forests and frozen lakes on the edge of the Pallas-Ylläs National Park, the second cleanest air in the world. This safari is a unique opportunity to admire the untouched nature of Lapland. Each participant drives his or her own sled hauled by a joyful dog team.

Fire making skills, team spirit and wilderness life are learned during the overnights in the wilderness huts. Overnighting in warm wilderness cabins will allow us to recover energy to start a new day of adventure in the heart of Lapland.

Day 1
- Flight from your country of residence – Kittila.
- Transfer to Muonio.
- Welcome dinner with the safari group.
- Overnight in cabin with sauna.

Days 2 - 6
- After breakfast you will be provided with safari equipment and meet with the guide who gives you a short introduction to the programme of the week. You meet your own dog team, the sleds will be packed and you will be taught how to handle the sled. Start of the safari.
- The route will take you through beautiful forest scenery, over frozen lakes and along the icy rivers.
- Everyone takes care of his dog team, helps to prepare the meals and make fire. Breakfast and dinner are prepared in the huts, lunch by open fire in the wilderness.
- Each night is spent in different cosy huts with sauna.
- On day 6 return to Harriniva in the afternoon.
- Durante la tarde del día 6 de la ruta, volveremos a Muonio.
- Farewell group dinner with Lappish specialities.
- Overnight in our cosy safari cabins nearby Muonio.

Day 7
- Breakfast.
- Transfer to Kittila Airport.
- Flight from Kittila to your country of residence.

- 2 overnights in cabins with shared sauna, shower and wc facilities.

- 4 overnights in wilderness huts.

- Transfer Kittila airport to Muonio and return.

- 5 Days of dogsledding (each participant drives own dog team).

- Full board (from dinner on first day to breakfast on last day).

- A qualified English speaking wilderness guide.

- Multi-adventure insurance.

- Complete equipment (thermo-overall, boots, socks, mittens, warm hat, sleeping bag).

- Flights.

- Air taxes.

- Meals on transfers, airports and cities.

- Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.

?Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.

? Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.

? Costs and applications for visa to Finland, European Union or other countries if required.

- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.

- Air excess costs of personal baggage.

- Extra nights.

- Trip cancellation insurance. 

Day 1
- Flight from the country of residence – Punta Arenas (Chile)
- Transfer to the hotel.
- In the afternoon, we attend a briefing that provides important information about our voyage and reviews the essential guidelines for Antarctic visitors.
- Later, gather for a welcome dinner and meet our fellow adventurers while enjoying a typical regional menu.
- Overnight at the hotel.

Day 2
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Our Antarctic adventure begins with a two-hour flight from Punta Arenas to King George Island, in the South Shetland Islands. As we exit the airplane, the clear Antarctic air fills our lungs for the first time. We explore the area surrounding Chile’s Frei Station and Russia’s Bellingshausen station, before boarding a Zodiac to embark our expedition vessel.

Days 3 - 6
- Cruise between the South Shetland Islands and the western coast of the Antarctic Peninsula, sailing along ice-filled fjords and among spectacular icebergs, while enjoying the company of sea birds, penguins, seals and whales. Each day, we disembark by Zodiac and explore the landscape together with expert polar guides. On board the ship, we attend an engaging program of lectures and presentations, and enjoy spectacular vistas from the glass-enclosed lounge while sharing our daily adventures with fellow guests.
No journey is the same as flexibility is the key to success in Antarctica. The Expedition Team sets the voyage route to take advantage of the ever-changing opportunities provided by Nature, crafting a unique and extraordinary experience each time. While the exact itinerary changes with each expedition, we will explore several spots that offer the best possible overview of the varied Antarctic environment. Our voyage may include visits to sites such as Paulet Island, Hope Bay, Port Lockroy, Petermann Island, Paradise Bay, Deception Island, the Lemaire Channel, or many other magnificent places.

Day  7
- Return to King George Island and bid farewell to Antarctica before boarding the flight back to Punta Arenas.
- Flight from Punta Arenas to the country of residence.

Trip Cancellation Insurance (consult prices).

Day 1
- Flight from your country of residence - Oslo.
- Accommodation in a hotel or hostel.
- Lunch and dinner not included.

Day 2
Arrive in Longyearbyen, the administrative capital of the Spitsbergen archipelago of which West Spitsbergen is the largest island. Before embarking there is an opportunity to stroll around this former mining town, whose parish church and Polar Museum are well worth visiting. In the surrounding area of Longyearbyen, more than 100 species of plants have been recorded. In the early evening the ship will sail out of Isfjorden, where in the mouth of the fjord we may see our first Minke Whale.

Day 3
We sail to Raudfjord on the north coast of West Spitsbergen, a beautiful fjord dominated by spectacular glaciers and favoured by Ringed and Bearded Seal. The cliffs and shoreline of the fjord also support thriving seabird colonies and a surprisingly rich vegetation, which flourishes in sheltered spots. Polar bear are often seen here.
Day 4
Depending on the weather we may now sail to the mouth of Liefdefjorden and go ashore for a walk on the tundra island of Andøya. Many Common Eider and Pink-footed Goose nest here, and the rarer King Eider may also be seen. We hope to sail into Liefdefjorden, crui¬sing near the 5km long face of the impressive Monaco Glacier. The waters of the glacier front are a favourite feeding spot for thousands of Kittiwake. As well, Polar Bear have been seen on the glacier, providing wonderful opportunities for photography.

Day 5
Today we will sail into Hinlopen Strait, home to Bearded Seal, Ringed Seal, Polar Bear, and Ivory Gull. At the entrance there is the possibility to see Blue Whale. We’ll navigate the ice floes of Lomfjordshalvøya in our zodiacs and explore the bird cliffs of Alkefjellet with thousands of Brünnich’s Guillemot. On the east side of Hinlopenstrait, we’ll attempt a landing at Palanderbukta on Nordaustlandet, home to reindeer, Pink-footed Goose, breeding Ivory Gull, and Walrus.

Day 6
We will try reach our northernmost point at Phippsøya, in the Seven Islands north of Nordaustlandet. Here we will be at 81 degrees north, just 540 miles from the geographic North Pole. Polar Bear inhabit this region, along with Ivory Gull. The ship may sit for several hours in the pack ice, before turning west again.

Day 7
Retracing our route westwards, our route takes us through and along the pack ice, keeping watch for Polar Bear and the elusive Greenland Whale (Bowhead). About 40 nautical miles west of Spitsbergen we sail along the edge of the continental shelf, where Fin Whale forage in summer in the upwellings along the Spitsbergen banks. At the mouth of the Kongsfjord we have also good chances to see Minke Whale.

Day 8
We land at the northern tip of Prins Karls Forland near Fuglehuken. Seabirds nest on the cliffs, and along the coast we see Harbour Seal, the only population found in Spitsbergen. Here we also will observe the remains of the Polar Bear hunting era, with demolished set guns and bear traps. At the opposite site of Forlandsundet at Sarstangen is a haul out place for Walrus. Alternatively we sail into St. Johns Fjord or south to the mouth of Isfjorden and land at Alkhornet. Seabirds nest on its cliffs and Arctic Fox search the cliff base for fallen eggs and chicks, while Spitsbergen Reindeer graze the relatively luxuriant vegetation. At nighttime we arrive in Longyearbyen.

Day 9
Return to Longyearbyen and disembark for the transfer to the airport and the flight to Oslo and home.

Trip Cancellation Insurance (consult prices).

In case of a significant increasing of the vessel fuel prices, the expedition price could be reviewed and it could be applied a surcharge to compensate such increasing. 

During the day, we will visit a reindeer farm to learn about traditional Sami culture, we will cruise on Inari lake, with over 1,000 square kilometers and more than 3,000 islands, we will also enjoy in a small island tour in Holy Island Ukko, we could visit the Siida Museum to know about the life of the Sami people and part of their culture and history.
As early evening began to set in, we will go in search of the magical “Northern Lights” with a quad bike and with a horse carriage.

Fishing excursions at the Taimenjärvi Lake, hiking to Urho Kekkonen National Park or Lemmenjoki, river rafting, horse riding, gold panning, caoeing or mountain bikes, are some of the activities that await for us in an optimal area of observation of the Northern Lights. Who sees an Aurora Borealis never forget it...

Day 1
- Flight country of residence - Ívalo
- Transfer to Saariselkä.
- Overnight at the cabin.

Day 2
- Breakfast buffet.
- Free time to walk around Saariselkä or participate in optional excursions (fishing excursions, mountain bike routes, rafting o canoeing, etc.)
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Night tour around the Lappish forest to search the magical “Northern Lights” with a quad bike.
- Overnight at the cabin.

Day 3
- Breakfast buffet.
- Free time to walk around Saariselkä or participate in optional excursions (hiking to Urho Kekkonen National Park or Lemmenjoki, mountain bike routes, rafting, gold panning, etc.)
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at the cabin.

Day 4
- Breakfast buffet.
- Visit a traditional reindeer farm where we will learn interesting facts about the Lapland reindeer husbandry.
- Lake Inari cruise, the largest of Lapland.
- Nature walk on Holy Island Ukko.
- Visit Siida Museum, the Lappish museum, where we will learn more about the nature of Lapland and ancient Sami people.
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at the cabin.

Day 5
- Breakfast buffet.
- In the evening, we will make a night route with a horse carriage to see the Northern Lights in the Lappish wilderness.
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at the cabin.
 
Day 6
- Breakfast buffet.
- Transfer from Saariselkä to Ivalo’s Airport.
- Flight Ivalo - country of residence.

- 6 nights at a cabin.

- 5 breakfasts.

- Transfer from Ivalo’s airport - Saariselka (round trip).

- Luggage transfer to the cabin (on arrival and departure day).

- All excursions and visits included in the travel program.
- Multi-adventure insurance.

- Rental of all specific polar equipment to make the excursions.

- Flights and air taxes

- Daily cleaning of cabin.

- Lunches and dinners.

- Extra activities and optional excursions out of the travel plan.

? Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.
? Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.
? Costs and applications for visa to Finland, European Union or other countries if required.

- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.

- Air excess costs of personal baggage.

- Single room.

- Daily cleaning of cabin.

- Trip cancellation insurance.

- Optional excursions. 

Day 1
- Flight from the country of residence to Oslo (Norway).
- Dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse in Oslo.

Day 2
- Flight from Oslo to Longyearbyen (Svalbard).
- Transfer by bus to the hotel in Longyearbyen.
- Free time to walk around Longyearbyen.
- Dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 3
-Breakfast.
-“Snowcat “safari and hunt for the aurora away from the lights of town. Before starting the tour the guides will introduce themselves and give us a quick briefing on the trip. They will then drive us out of town, into the darkness and over the frozen Advent Valley.
- We will make several stops underway to look for the aurora borealis. We will head towards Hiorthhamn, a long-closed mining town on the northern bank of Advent Fjord. Here the guide will serves hot drinks and share stories about the area, while we enjoy the views back towards Longyearbyen.
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 4
-Breakfast.
- Free time to walk around Longyearbyen or participate in optional excursions (snowmobiling experience to observe the Aurora Borealis or sightseeing Longyearbyen and its surroundings).
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 5
-Breakfast.
-Dogsledding through the mountains and the varied landscapes of the Longyearbyen and its vicinity.
- The guide will give the guests an introduction to the mysteries of dogsledding and help everyone to harness the dogs and fasten them to the sleds.
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 6
-Breakfast.
- Flight from Longyearbyen to Oslo (Norway).
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse in Oslo.

Day 7
- Flight from Oslo to the country of residence.

- 4 nights at hotel or guesthouse, in double room, in Longyearbyen, depending on the chosen option.

- Breakfast in Longyearbyen (at the hotel or guesthouse).

- All excursions and visits included in the travel program.
 - Multi-adventure insurance.

- Rental of all specific polar equipment to make the excursions.

- Flights and air taxes.

- Transfers from the airport to the hotel or guesthouse (round trip).

- Accommodation and meals in Oslo (Norway).

- Lunches and dinners.

? Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.
? Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.
? Costs and applications for visa to Norway, European Union or other countries if required.

- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.

- Air excess costs of personal baggage.

- Single room.

- Trip cancellation Insurance.

- Private transfers.

- 4* hotel option.

- Apartment option (mínimum 3 people).

- Extra nights. 

- Optional excursions. 

We will live the adventure of traveling through different paths in the tundra and mountains, and we will discover the surroundings of Longyearbyen on Icelandic horses, and we will visit a glacier and hike up a barren mountain, following the Larsglacier up to 500 meters above sea level and climb to the summit of Sarkofagen Mountain. At this lookout point we have a magnificent view of two grand glaciers, the city of Longyearbyen and the deep blue sea itself.

In midsummer we can enjoy the midnight sun and in September and October, the evening in Svalbard will give us a light show in the sky that we will never forget it!

Day 1
- Flight from the country of residence to Oslo (Norway).
- Dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse in Oslo.

Day 2
- Flight from Oslo to Longyearbyen (Svalbard).
- Transfer by bus to the hotel in Longyearbyen.
- Free time to walk around Longyearbyen.
- Dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 3
-Breakfast.
- Sailing slowly towards Nordenskiöld glacier. Our destination is Pyramiden, a Russian mining community that was abondened in 1998. Everything is intact even if the streets are deserted. During the cruise, our guide will give us information and tell us about nature, history, hunters, wildlife, etc.
- Warm lunch onboard.
- Dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 4
-Breakfast.
- We will enjoy making a kayak trip, paddling on the Adventfjorden, with more than 7 km long and 4 km wide, surrounded by mountains over 1,000 meters high. We will observe the nature in its purest state.
- Warm lunch during the route (No prior experience necessary).
- Dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 5
-Breakfast.
- Free time to walk around Longyearbyen or participate in optional excursions (visit to Polar Museum or the Air Museum of Spitsbergen, visit the Svalbard’s church, the most northernmost church in the world, etc.)
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 6
-Breakfast.
- Today, we are going to discover the surroundings of Longyearbyen on Icelandic horses. (No prior experience necessary).
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 7
-Breakfast.
- Hiking glacier and hike up a barren mountain, following the Larsglacier up to 500 meters above sea level and climb to the summit of Sarkofagen Mountain. At this lookout point we have a magnificent view of two grand glaciers, the city of Longyearbyen and the deep blue sea itself. At the end of the glacier trek, we walk through a moraine with 60 million year old fossils. You may even take a few fossils with you as souvenirs.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse.

Day 8
- Breakfast.

- Flight from Longyearbyen to Oslo (Norway).
- Dinner and lunch by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel or guesthouse in Oslo.

Day 9
- Flight from Oslo to the country of residence.

- Flights and air taxes (from country of residence to Longyearbyen and return).
- Dinners.
- Lunches (except those included during the Pyramiden navigation and kayak).

- Transfer from the airport to the hotel or guesthouse (round trip).

- Meals in airports and flights.
- Extra activities and optional excursions out of the travel plan.
- Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.
- Accommodation and meals in Oslo (Norway).
- Costs and applications for visa to Norway, European Union or other countries if required.
- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.
- Air excess costs of personal baggage.

- Single room.

- Trip cancellation insurance.

- Private transfers.

- Apartment option (min. 3 people).

- Extra nights. 

- Optional excursions. 

Once night falls, we will look for the auroras¸ one of the most beautiful natural phenomena that the Icelandic sky offers.

We will make a boat tour to observe the Northern Lights in a different and surprising way.
In this adventure we will discover the hidden power of the land, used as a very useful purpose like the enjoyment of travelers who visit this island of fire and ice.

Day 1
- Flight from the country of residence to Reykjavik (Keflavik Airport).
- Transfer to Reykjavik.
- Dinner by yourself.
- Accommodation at a hotel in Reykjavik.

 Day 2
- Start the day by visiting the recently opened and fascinating Northern Lights Center in Reykjavik for an exciting and informative presentation on the Northern Lights.
- Onwards to Thingvellir National Park (UNESCO) where the world’s oldest parliament met for centuries on the shores of Iceland's largest lake. We will drive to Laugarvatn Fontana where we experience a geothermal bakery first hand and dig up bread that has been cooked underground.
- After the tour, we sample the delicious bread, served hot from the ground with some butter.
- Continue through farmland areas to the geothermal fields of Geysir with bubbling mud pools and high spouting Strokkur hot spring. Last but not least visit the dramatic two-tiered Gullfoss waterfall, a spectacular sight in winter when frozen mid-cascade.
- Overnight in Fludir area.

Day 3
- We spend the day exploring the region surrounding the towering strato-volcano Eyjafjallajokull, which is probably the most famous volcano in the world today. At the Volcano Visitor Center at Thorvaldseyri Farm, we experience in photographs and film the incredible and personal impact the eruption had on this area.
- Visit an innovative Icelandic farm where the main line of produce is milk and beef but the farm is best known for its grain farming. Driving along the South Shore we stop at the spectacular waterfalls of Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss. Onwards to Reynisfjara black sand beach, viewing the extraordinary lava formations and thundering waves of the North Atlantic Ocean. Evening Northern Lights hunt.
- Overnight in Kirkjub?jarklaustur area.

Day 4
-Skaftafell National Park is one of Iceland's most outstanding areas of natural beauty dominated by the glacier Vatnajokull, Europe's largest ice cap.
- Continue to Jokulsarlon Glacial Lagoon where you can enjoy a breathtaking sight of floating icebergs on the fantastic 180m deep glacial lagoon.
- Overnight in Kirkjub?jarklaustur area.

Day 5
- We head towards the village of Hveragerði which is one of the few sites in the world located directly on top of a geothermal area. Hveragerdi is often called "the flower village" because of its many greenhouses heated by hot water from nearby springs.
- The tour continues to Strandarkirkja a church popularly believed to have a special power to aid success or provide good luck. Then along the coast with breathtaking sea waves through a community once flourishing and now deserted.
- On to the Reykjanes peninsula where we enjoy a visit to the famous Blue Lagoon which is a unique wonder of nature with pleasantly warm mineral rich geothermal water in a middle of a black lava field.
 - Onwards to Reykjavik where the evening is at your leisure.
- Overnight in Reykjavik.

Day 6
- Free day to walk around Reykjavik or participate in optional excursions (riding,snorkeling, etc.)
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Boat night tour to observe the aurora borealis, a different and surprising way to enjoy this natural phenomenon.
- Overnight in Reykjavik.
Day 7
- Transfer to the Keflavik Airport.
- Flight from Reykjavik to the country of residence.

- Single room.

- Children accommodation.

- Extra accommodation night in Reykjavik.

- Dinners.

- Trip cancellation insurance. 

- Optional excursions. 

Day 1
- Flight from your country of residence to Ivalo.
- Transfer to Inari.
- Dinner at the hotel.
- Overnight at the hotel.

Day 2
INARI - SEVETTIJÄRVI - NUORGAM (170 KM)
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- After breakfast pick up and transfer to the safari office. After changing into our winter equipment and listening to the safety instructions, we are ready to start our adventure
 - Today we will drive from Inari village to the northernmost point of the European Union - Nuorgam. We will first drive along the frozen Lake Inari, which is known for its ruggedness and beauty. Then we will turn North to the snowy forests and fells of the Kaldoaivi wilderness area. Enjoying the magnificent sceneries we slowly make our way towards the top of Finland. - Almuerzo picnic en ruta.
- During the day we will enjoy lunch or a picnic-snack by the open fire. Overnight in Nuorgam at a cozy cabin. After a day of driving a nice hot sauna feels sensational. Our day is topped off with a tasty dinner.

Day 3
NUORGAM-ARCTIC OCEAN-NUORGAM (150 KM)
- After breakfast we will hop on our snowmobiles and cross the Norwegian border. Today we will reach the Arctic Ocean! The landscapes of Northern Norway are impressive. The Ice age has molded the shorelines into fjords. Trees are scarce and the vegetation has adapted itself to extreme weather conditions.
 - We arrive to the shores of Tanafjord where we have the chance to walk by the Arctic sea. The Gulf Stream prevents the sea from freezing so if you dare, you can also test your manhood or womanhood by swimming in the icy water. During the day we learn about the Sámi, the King Crab, the salmon and the mighty Ocean itself. We will enjoy lunch in a restaurant or outside depending on the weather conditions.
- In the afternoon we return back to Nuorgam following the famous salmon river Teno.
- In the evening it is time for relaxing. If the sky is clear you might have the chance to see the Northern Lights. Sauna, dinner and overnight at Nuorgam.

Day 4
NUORGAM - KAAMANEN - INARI (190 KM)
- After breakfast we will start our final day of snowmobiling. Our route takes us through wilderness areas, which are known for their breathtaking sceneries. If we are lucky we might spot some arctic wildlife on the way. During the day we will have lunch or a picnic-snack by the open fire.
- We will return to Inari in the afternoon or early evening depending on the weather conditions and the pace of our driving.

Day 5
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Transfer to Ivalo airport.
- Flight from Ivalo to your country of residence.

- Cancellation insurance (optional).

- Optional extra day: King Crab Safari - Ask prices.

- 2 extra days to reach the Muotkatunturi National Park: Consult prices. 

This trip takes place in Yellowknife, one of the best destinations in the world to observe the aurora borealis, the most spectacular and brilliant phenomenon of nature.

During the day, we make an excursion by dogsled through the snowy forests of Yellowknife and a snowmobile trip. Optionally, we could make a hike on snowshoes, to live the experience of flying over Yellowknife by a light aircraft flight, to make a Dene cultural tour or to visit the Old Town.

Every night, we will go to the Indian “teepees”, which are located far from the town of Yellowknife, in the extreme cold of Canada’s far north, where we will enjoy a pleasant and safe Aurora experience protected from winter cold.

Who sees an Aurora Borealis never forget it...

DAY 1
- Flight from the country of residence to Yellowknife (Canada).
- Overnight at the hotel.

DAY 2
- Dog team ride experience through the snowy Canadian forests.
- Transfer from the hotel to a warm Indian “teepee” to observe the aurora borealis.
- From the “teepee”, you can appreciate the aurora from any direction in your outdoor heated seats that rotate 360 degrees for your comfort and enjoyment.
- Transfer from the “teepee” to the hotel.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel.

DAY  3
- Free time to walk around Yellowknife or participate in optional excursions like a hike on snowshoes, to live the experience of flying over Yellowknife by a light aircraft flight, to make a Dene cultural tour or to visit the Old Town.
- Transfer from the hotel to a warm Indian “teepee” to observe the aurora borealis.
- From the “teepee”, you can appreciate the aurora from any direction in your outdoor heated seats that rotate 360 degrees for your comfort and enjoyment.
- Transfer from the “teepee” to the hotel.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel.

DAY 4
- Dog team ride experience through the snowy Canadian forests.
- Transfer from the hotel to a warm Indian “teepee” to observe the aurora borealis.
- From the “teepee”, you can appreciate the aurora from any direction in your outdoor heated seats that rotate 360 degrees for your comfort and enjoyment.
- Transfer from the “teepee” to the hotel.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel.

DAY 5
- Snowmobile trip through the snowy Canadian forests.
- Transfer from the hotel to a warm Indian “teepee” to observe the aurora borealis.
- From the “teepee”, you can appreciate the aurora from any direction in your outdoor heated seats that rotate 360 degrees for your comfort and enjoyment.
- Transfer from the “teepee” to the hotel.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel.

DAY 6
-Flight from Yellowknife (Canada) to the country of residence.

- 4 nights at hotel in Yellowknife.

- Transfers from the hotel to the teepee to observe the Northern Lights, included in the travel program.

- Hot beverages at the teepees during the aurora borealis observation.

- All excursions and visits included in the travel program.

- In the snowmobile tours, 2 people/snowmobile.

- Multi-adventure insurance.

- Rental of all specific polar equipment to make the excursions.

- Flights and air taxes.

- Transfers from/to the airport – hotel in Yellowknife.

- Breakfasts, lunches and dinners.

- Meals at the airports and on board.

- Optional activities.

? Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.
? Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.
? Costs and applications for visa to Canada, European Union or other countries if required.

- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.

- Air excess costs of personal baggage.

- Trip cancellation Insurance.

- Dining at the Lodge. 

This trip takes place in Whitehorse, one of the best destinations in the world to observe the aurora borealis, the most spectacular and brilliant phenomenon of nature.

During the day, we make an excursion by dogsled through the snowy forests of Canada, we could relax in a hot water pool and enjoy the winter landscape and we will make a snowmobile trip.

Optional activities are available, such as ice fishing and snowshoeing, walk through Yukon’s boreal forest, a long route by snowmobile or sledge pulled by huskies or an additional aurora borealis viewing tour.  

Every night, we could observe the Aurora Borealis across the Canadian sky, enjoying a unique experience.

DAY 1
- Flight from the country of residence to Whitehorse (Canada).
- Transfer from the airport to the hotel.
-  In the evening, we’ll observe Northern Lights, the most impressive luminous phenomenon of nature.  The viewing takes place at a cozy, heated cabin or wall tent with hot drinks and snacks makes this experience even more enjoyable.
- Overnight at the hotel.

DAY 2
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- In the morning we are having a city tour including the following stops: Main Street, Train Depot of the White Pass and Yukon Route, Visitor Reception Center, Log Skyscraper, Log Church, Sternwheeler SS Klondike, Fish ladder, Schwatka Lake and some residential areas.
- Transfer to the lodge.
-  In the evening, we’ll observe Northern Lights, the most impressive luminous phenomenon of nature.
- Lunch by yourself.
- Dinner at the lodge.
- Overnight at the lodge.

DAY  3
- Breakfast at the lodge.
- Transfer from the lodge to the dog kennel outside of Whitehorse, by van.
- Today we’ll learn how to harness the dogs and hitch them to the sled. We’ll run our own dog team!
- Transfer from the “teepee” to the hotel.
-  In the evening, we’ll observe Northern Lights, the most impressive luminous phenomenon of nature.
- Lunch by yourself.
- Dinner at the lodge.
- Overnight at the lodge.

DAY 4
- Breakfast at the lodge.
- We’ll enjoy driving a snowmobile. The instructor drives us to the site and gives us an introduction to the safety of driving a snow machine. After instructions and a trial run with our instructor we’ll be driving our own machine over prepared trails through the incredible winter landscape of the Yukon.
- Transfer back to your hotel in downtown.
-  In the evening, we’ll observe Northern Lights, the most impressive luminous phenomenon of nature.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel.

DAY 5
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Excursion to the Wildlife Preserve. We will have great opportunities to view and photograph wildlife in its natural habitat: Dall Sheep, Bighorn Sheep, Mountain Goat, Deer, Elk, Woodland Caribou, Wood Bison, Musk-Ox and Moose may be seen, usually up close!
- Short drive to Takhini Hot Springs. Relax in the hot water pool and enjoy the winter landscape.
- Free time to make optional activities: ice fishing and snowshoeing, walk through Yukon’s boreal forest,
long route by snowmobile or sledge pulled by huskies or an additional aurora borealis viewing tour.
- Lunch and dinner by yourself.
- Overnight at the hotel.

DAY 6
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Transfer from the hotel to the airport.
-Flight from Whitehorse (Canada) to the country of residence.

- 3 nights at hotel in Whitehorse.

- 2 nights at the lodge.

- Breakfast and dinners at the lodge.

- Transfers from the airport to the hotel (and return).

- Hot drinks and snacks during the aurora borealis viewing.

- All excursions and visits included in the travel program.

- In the snowmobile tours, 2 people/snowmobile.

- Multi-adventure insurance.

- Rental of all specific polar equipment to make the excursions.

- Flights and air taxes.

- Meals at the hotel.

- Lunches at the lodge.

- Meals at the airports and on board.

- Coffee shop and desserts at the hot springs.

- Optional activities.

? Extra accommodation nights and extra meals and airports because of delays due to weather conditions, strikes at airports and any other cause beyond Arctic World.

? Extra activities and excursions optional out of the expedition plan.

? Costs and applications for visa to Canada, European Union or other countries if required.

- Everything not listed in the INCLUDED section.

- Air excess costs of personal baggage.

- Optional activities.

- Trip cancellation insurance.

- Trip cancellation insurance

- Private transfers

- 4* hotel option

- Single room

- Extra nights

- Optional activities