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Natural History Sailing Voyages
May & Jun, 2014
(10 days from £1,170)
Sept, 2013 and 2014
(8 days from £2,380 / €2,690)
(14 days from £3,990)
July, Aug & Sept 2013
(15 days from £3,090 / €3,550)
Sept 2013 & May & June 2014
(8 days from £1,550 / €1,750)
June & July, 2013 & June 2014
(11 days from £2,390 / €2,790)
Sept 2013 & 2014
(8 days from £1,320 / €1,520)
(15 days from £1,990 / €2,290)
Sailing area from Norway's Lofoten Islands to the North Cape
1 - 8 Nov 2013
(8 days £1,290)
Aug & Sept, 2014.
(16 days £3,690 / €4,290)
Jun & Sept, 2013
(9 days £1,925 / €2,150)
(12 days £2,790 / €3,150)
(13 days £2,560 / €2,870)
6 - 13 Oct, 2013
(8 days £1,590 / €1,790)
23 Aug- 04 Sept, 2013
(13 days from £3,699 / €4,200)
with Aqua-Firma Environmental Scientist & Professional Photographer Andy Davies
5 - 17 Sept, 2013 for £2,560
with Aqua-Firma Marine Scientist, Charlotte Caffrey
Jul & Aug, 2013 and 2014
(10 days from £2,990 / €3,480)
(10 days from £3020 / €3390)
12 - 21 Jul, 2013 with birding expert & former RSPB Director (NI) Robert Brown O.B.E.
Natural History Icebreaker Expeditions
May & Jun, 2014
(10 days from £1,170)
Sept, 2013 and 2014
(8 days from £2,380 / €2,690)
(14 days from £3,990)
Jul & Aug, 2013 and 2014
(10 days from £2,990 / €3,480)
(10 days from £3020 / €3390)
12 - 21 Jul, 2013 with birding expert & former RSPB Director (NI) Robert Brown O.B.E.
June and Aug, 2013 &14
(8 days from £2,350 / €2,650)
(optional snow shoe walking available)
Jun, Jul & Aug 2013 and 2014
(8 days from £2,350 / €2,690)
(10 days from £2,990 / €3,480)
Aug, 2013 and 2014
(13 days from £3,499 / €4,190 )
July 2013 and 2014
(10 days from £2,990 / €3,420)
options inc sea kayaking, snow shoe walking, trekking & diving
Ice Diving & Natural History Expeditions
23 Aug- 04 Sept, 2013
(13 days from £3,699 / €4,200)
with Aqua-Firma Environmental Scientist & Professional Photographer Andy Davies
( 10 days)
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Polar Bears
Gentle; enigmatic; ferocious; the polar bear is all of these and much more. The unequivocal Lord of this Arctic realm, the polar bear walks mile after long mile, searching for food in a desolate land. Persecuted throughout history and ... more |
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Walrus
Watch these fascinating, lumbering giants haul themselves from the icy waters onto the freezing land and marvel at their sheer size; their strength; their smell! Truly one of the most charismatic animals seen anywhere in the world ... more |
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Seals of the Arctic
On our polar voyages we have the good fortune to meet with several species of seals; peeking their inquisitive heads out of the water to inspect us, lazing in groups on the ice floes and always keeping a wary eye open for a passing ... more |
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Beluga
Gliding through the icy waters, these ephemeral creatures move with a grace and beauty which stands out as much as their snow-white skin. Inquisitive and intelligent, the beluga whales may be a common sight on an Arctic voyage but ... more |
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Bowhead whales
The bowhead whale truly is an ancient leviathan from the icy depths. When 200 year old spear heads were found embedded in the skin of a dead whale, the bowhead was given the title for the longest-living mammal on Earth. Hunted ... more |
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Minke whales
These mysterious and often-elusive ocean giants rarely reveal much of their hidden lives but are an incredible and fascinating group. Whilst some live for centuries, others represent the largest living things seen on the face of the Earth ... more |
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Reindeer
Although smaller than its counterparts across a wide Holarctic range, the Svalbard reindeer is no less hardy in its ability to adapt and survive on poor vegetation and harsh Arctic winters. This sturdy little reindeer is too agile for the ever-hungry ... more |
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Birdlife
Although only one species of bird (the ptarmigan) is able to withstand the harsh Svalbard winters, this Arctic archipelago is a hub for many species of visiting breeding birds, especially sea birds. As you explore the ancient fjords and sail ... more |
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Arctic Flora
Unlike the dramatic monochrome of the Antarctic landscape, one of the first things we notice when exploring the High Arctic and particularly Spitsbergen is the rich and vibrant swathes of colour bestowed upon the scene by the plant life of ... more |
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