The world's most extraordinary waters

greenland

Polar gateway

Drift past calving glaciers and the haunting blue of the high north. Expedition voyages along the fjords of the west coast, with zodiac landings among Inuit settlements and the chance of whales, musk oxen and polar bears.

svalbard

High Arctic

The last stop before the pack ice. Voyages from Longyearbyen trace glacier fronts and bird cliffs, with zodiac landings among walrus haul-outs and the chance of polar bears on the horizon.

antarctica

The White Continent

Tabular icebergs, penguin rookeries and the sheer quiet of the far south. Voyages cross the Drake Passage to the Antarctic Peninsula, many by way of South Georgia and the Falkland Islands.

galapagos

Enchanted isles

Volcanic islands where the wildlife has never learned to fear us. Snorkel alongside sea lions and marine iguanas, walk among giant tortoises and blue-footed boobies, and trace the currents that shaped Darwin's thinking.

seychelles

Granite and reef

Granite boulders, powder sand and warm shallow water spread across 115 islands. Sail the inner islands, then run out to the atolls and the giant tortoises of Aldabra.

indonesia

Island archipelago

More than seventeen thousand islands of reef, jungle and volcano. Dive the Coral Triangle, meet Komodo dragons and sail the Banda Sea by traditional phinisi.

australia

Sunburnt country

Ancient rainforest meeting the Great Barrier Reef, the red heart of the outback and a coastline that runs for kilometres. Reef, desert and rich First Nations culture.