Cruise To Explore The Wonders Of The Arctic Throughout the Canadian Arctic waterways history
manifests in physical geography as we pass straits, islands and peninsulas
bearing the names of the men who charted this for-bidden coastline. Names
like Franklin Strait, M’Clintock Channel, Gjoa
Haven and
Kent Peninsula conjures century old tales of tragedy,
hardship, determination, extraordinary feats of the human mind
and body, and the explorers who made them. Join us and trace the infamous passage that engulfed the imagination of millions and occupied navies for centuries. Be a part of nautical history.
16 DAY CRUISE NORTHWEST PASSAGE
Explore the historic North- west Passage on this arctic adventure cruise. The quest for the Northwest Passage has occupied the minds of Western civilization for half a millennia.
The English called the hypothetical route the Northwest Passage, while the Spanish called it the Strait of Anián...MORE INFO
15 DAY CRUISE NORTHWEST PASSAGE
Explore the Northwest Passage on this 15 day arctic
adventure cruise. This voyage starts with a monu- mental voyage along one of Greenland's longest
fjords, 168km out to Davis Strait as you cross into the Arctic Circle. Turning the corner,
you'll head north along the Sisimuit coast....MORE INFO
THE CRUISE SHIP CLIPPER
The 122-passenger Clipper Adventurer, among the very few vessels
in the world specifically constructed for expedition voyages to the far reaches of this remote
land. Her icestrengthened hull permits her to glide easily and safely through ice-strewn waters
that are not acces- sible to conventional cruise vessels. She has advanced
communications and navigation equipment, and newly
installed, state-of-the-art Sperry Gyrofin stabilizers. The majority of shore
landings are undertaken using Zodiacs. Zodiac embarkations involve descending
gangway stairs with double handrails and stepping into the Zodiac from a small
platform at water level (assistance is provided). The travelling style is casual,
with open dining room seating and no formal dress requirements. Woolly sweaters,
rubber boots and a sense of adventure are the only necessities! The open-bridge
policy offers a superb view for birding or wildlife sighting and a chance to interact with the crew.
VIEW SHIP PLAN
The 122-passenger Clipper Adventurer, among the very few vessels in the world specifically constructed for expedition voyages to the far reaches of this remote land. Her icestrengthened hull permits her to glide easily and safely through ice-strewn waters that are not acces-
sible to conventional cruise vessels MORE INFO
ARCTIC CRUISE CANADA GREENLAND
