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This 17-night Canadian Arctic expedition travels from Greenland to Newfoundland

Atlas Ocean Voyages has launched a brand-new polar expedition for 2026: the Canadian Arctic Discovery 17-night expedition aboard World Voyager, sailing September 21 from Kangerlussuaq, Greenland to St. John’s, Newfoundland.

This journey offers explorers a rare opportunity to traverse the remote regions of the Canadian Arctic and Labrador, highlighting the untamed wilderness, rich cultural diversity, and unforgettable wildlife encounters.

This newly unveiled Arctic itinerary offers adventurous expedition experiences, including Zodiac safaris in Disco Bay and the Button Islands—prime habitats for polar bears, walrus, and whales—along with scenic ice cruising and black bear sightings in Nachvak Fjord.

Travellers will immerse themselves in the rich cultures of Sisimiut and Qikiqtarjuaq, engaging with local artisans from diverse communities, including Greenlandic and Canadian Inuit, as well as Basque and French heritage groups. Highlights include ancient Inuit traditions, the historic Basque whaling station in Red Bay, and the unique charm of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon.

Wildlife sightings, particularly of polar bears, migratory seabirds, and seals, are common during remote landings and Zodiac cruises. Additionally, travelers will explore the ruins of Hebron’s Moravian mission and the geological wonders of UNESCO-listed Gros Morne National Park, with several Captain’s Choice days allowing for spontaneous landings in the wild Arctic.

This epic Arctic exploration is a highlight of the line’s polar collection, with limited Arctic departures still available this season:

Availability is extremely limited for the 2025 Arctic season. Secure your stateroom now to be part of these unforgettable polar adventures.

For information and reservations, call a travel advisor or 1.844.442.8527 or visit www.AtlasOceanVoyages.com.

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