If you are sorry you missed out on Greenland, it still is time to prepare for one of our most interesting summer trips: the crossing of the Island of Nordaustlandet
at the end of July. This is a real adventure. Not only do we cruise out in a sailboat through the famous Svalbard archipelago while observing lots of local wildlife, we ski across some of the largest icecaps in Europe. It’s a route first explored by us a few years back, and now we are doing it again. (16 days in July - August). Follow this link to Nordaustlandet video and beautiful Nordaustlandet photos !
In the month of August, our kayak trip in Svalbard goes ahead. It’s the same archipelago, but from a different perspective. We take advantage of the favourable summer conditions, will glide along the fjords in our double kayaks with all necessary equipment and sleep in the wildest of surroundings. There are still 2 places available on this trip. (8 days in early August)
In November we find spring in the southern hemisphere while heading back to one of our favourite parts of the world. It’s time for the crossing of the Northern Patagonia Icecap. Wild, untouched and challenging, in beautiful surroundings, it is truly a multi-adventure! See some Patagonia photos here! We trek, carry, ride horses and use boats to cross lakes, we ski, negotiate dramatic icefalls, walk in rainforest and sail the fjords. (22 days in October- November)
It is also time to start focusing on Antarctica, whether it is the South Pole last degree trip, or join on an epic adventure up the Axel Heiberg Glacier to the South Pole. This route has been done only by a few since Roald Amundsen went up there as the first in 1911.
