Traveling by sea is a magnificent way to experience Greenland.

Experience Iceland in high season, where nature displays its full splendor with bright nights and a vibrant birdlife.

Like the Vikings of old, sail west from Reykjavík, into a region of mountains, glaciers, fjords, and icebergs—the icy realm of Greenland awaits!

Circumnavigation by sea offers the best of Iceland’s off-the-beaten-path wonders!

Discover why Iceland is known as the “land of fire and ice” on a voyage to the remote fjords and volcanic isles along the country's western coast.

Beautiful dusts of snow on mountain tops, frosty grass in the mornings – and the supernatural wonders of Aurora Borealis on the night skies!

Join an expedition voyage that encompasses the wide range of Arctic nature and its fascinating population.

Discover Scorseby Sund's beautiful fjord system, visit remote fishing villages, photograph stunning icebergs, and seek out the aurora borealis on a journey through Iceland and East Greenland.

Discover the beauty of the Arctic through its wildlife, stunning fjords, Northern Lights, and sweeping tundra.

Discover the beauty of the Arctic through its wildlife, stunning fjords, Northern Lights, and sweeping tundra.

Explore and learn about new lands and people as you discover rich culture and fascinating landscapes.

Discover stunning national parks in Spitsbergen and Greenland; explore one of the world's largest fjord systems; and scout for polar bears, whales, and reindeer.

Arrive in Churchill for one of nature's most wondrous wildlife encounters!

Journey in comfort aboard the Ocean Endeavour for a voyage through the Canadian Arctic and Greenland. Visit the Arctic at the height of summer!

Join an expedition cruise discovering the magical ice of Greenland and the charms of the island of Newfoundland.

Curate your own active adventure in Greenland, from paddling pristine waters to stepping onto the vast polar plateau of the Greenland Ice Sheet!

Coaching from your expert photographer-guide is complemented by evening lectures on how to capture Arctic wildlife through the camera's lens—most notably polar bears, but also Arctic fox, Arctic hare, snowy owls and more.

Enjoy the stunning scenery and wildlife of East Greenland, Iceland and Svalbard; including an exploration of Northeast Greenland National Park.

Experience an immersion into the wonders of the North with dogsledding, a birds-eye view helicopter journey, and time with the polar bears from a rugged tundra vehicle.

Spend two nights at the exclusive Tundra Lodge, a custom-designed rolling hotel positioned on the tundra each season in an area of high bear activity.

Discover the world’s largest fjord system in East Greenland. Zodiac cruise and kayak along sounds filled with spectacular icebergs calved from glaciers of Greenland’s enormous ice cap.

Immerse yourself in the tundra and explore from a comfortable rolling hotel, the Tundra Lodge, ideally positioned for viewing polar bears.

Journey from Svalbard to Iceland, experiencing remote Greenlandic communities, Svalbard's iconic wildlife, and spectacular landscapes along the way.

Journey from Iceland to Norway, experiencing remote Greenlandic communities, Svalbard's iconic wildlife, and spectacular landscapes along the way.

Journey from Iceland to Norway, experiencing remote Greenlandic communities, Svalbard's iconic wildlife, and spectacular landscapes along the way.

Enjoy an in-depth exploration of one of Greenland’s most remote regions on an expedition with included flightseeing and optional kayaking and paddling.

Iceland’s geology in all its manifestations––glaciers, thundering waterfalls, immense cliffs, geothermal springs, boiling mud pots, and rock and lava-scapes of unearthly beauty––is world-class.

Go back in time at Skara Brae, a 5,000-year-old stone-slab village on Orkney and see the mysterious standing stones of the Ring of Brodgar.

This voyage is a chance to hike, photograph, eat and even kayak your way around this amazing country.

Board the brand-new National Geographic Endurance and discover a region of epic ice home to the Arctic’s iconic creatures: polar bears, whales, and vast seabird colonies.

Sample four unique Arctic regions, from impressive icebergs to iconic wildlife to traditional Inuit culture and more—with optional kayaking and paddling.

Greenland – that ultimate traveler’s destination – is a combination of natural beauty laid bare, zero commercialization, and opportunities for wildlife watching on Greenland’s eastern shore.

Surrounded by towering peaks, flanked by verdant forests and small, scenic villages, the fjords have been topping wanderlust wish lists for years.

Embark on a thrilling expedition to breathtaking southeastern Iceland, the isolated and unique Faroe Islands and off-the-beaten-path Norwegian fjords.

This part of Greenland is known for its wild natural environments, its alpine landscapes, and its sea ice carried along the Transpolar Drift.

Embark the National Geographic Explorer for a thrilling exploration of the far north’s ice-carved landscapes, sailing from Greenland to Newfoundland and Labrador.

Begin first with Iceland (expect green – lots of it), and its melodic folk music before you cruise into Greenland’s magnificent Scorseby Sound.

In this season, the sun’s rays lie level with the horizon diffusing a magical palette of blue, magenta, purple and pink.

Enjoy a unique opportunities to cruise to Greenland and the eastern entrance of Canada’s fabled Northwest Passage.

Discover the eastern coast of Greenland, a region that long remained isolated as it was hard to reach.

See the remains of ancient Inuit civilizations and discover Savissivik, the largest “iceberg graveyard” in Greenland.

From taking a Zodiac ride through the impressive icebergs of Disco Bay to learning all about the fascinating Inuit heritage of Nuuk, Silversea’s experts make sure that every moment matters on this trip.

Scout for wildlife: polar bears, humpback whales, Arctic terns, belugas, bearded seals, orcas, narwhals.

Three great countries all in one epic voyage! Venture into the largest national park in the world—Greenland National Park—to spot musk oxen, arctic hare, polar bear, and more.

The Arctic will then reveal itself to you in more ways than you could have imagined—clad in a thick layer of ice and snow with sparkling reflections and spellbinding silence.

Aboard the Commandant Charcot, the first hybrid electric polar exploration ship, relive the polar adventures of previous generations of explorers at the heart of this vast labyrinth of icy channels, exploring the three main routes that allow the Northwest Passage to be crossed.