Svalbard Adventure Mini-Cruise | Wednesday to Monday

Location: Longyearbyen  Summary: Arrive in Longyearbyen, where we will meet you at the airport to transfer to your hotel. From there you can explore the town, visit the North Pole Expedition Museum, and enjoy a two-course dinner at your hotel restaurant. Overnight stay at either Radisson Blu Polar Hotel or Funken Lodge, depending on your cabin category. 

Location: Longyearbyen and Isfjorden  Summary: Morning at leisure in Longyearbyen, with a two-course lunch at your hotel, before a guided tour that includes the Svalbard Museum and Camp Barentz. Embark on the MS Serenissima and sail through Isfjorden, observing Arctic wildlife and historical sites.

Location: Magdalenefjorden and the North West Corner  Summary: Enter remote Arctic areas without communication signals, and explore Magdalenefjorden's alpine-like scenery, historical whaling sites, and rich birdlife. Potential landing depends on weather and ice conditions. 

Location: Woodfjorden, Liefdefjorden, Moffen, and 80° North  Summary: Explore the diverse landscapes of Woodfjorden and Liefdefjorden, and scan for polar bears and other wildlife. If conditions allow, sail above 80° North and approach Moffen Island, known for its walrus population. 

location: Kongsfjorden and Ny-Ålesund  Summary: Discover the scenic Kongsfjorden, hike on the tundra, and visit the research settlement of Ny-Ålesund. Learn about Arctic exploration history and send a postcard from the northernmost post office in the world. Upon arrival in Ny-Ålesund, the ship will dock at the pier, and passengers can disembark directly from the ship onto land. 

Location: Longyearbyen  Summary: Departure day, with transfer from the ship to Radisson Blu Polar Hotel Spitsbergen. From here you have another opportunity to explore Longyearbyen and buy souvenirs before a transfer to the airport.

The day-by-day programme offers a glimpse of what you can expect during your voyage, but please remember that this itinerary is just a guide. As with any adventure, the elements are in charge, and weather conditions may lead to changes along the way.