Articles from Poseidon Expeditions - Page 9

Torshavn, named after the god of thunder Thor in Germanic mythology, is one of the world’s smallest ...

This season we have been incredibly lucky with whale encounters! Sarah from the Expedition Team introduced...

Sea ice is frozen seawater floating on the ocean surface due to its lower density. Polar packs of ic...

While penguins are considered the signature birds of Antarctica, choosing one representative for ...

Travel aboard a cruise ship is like staying in a resort hotel, except that your accommodation is...

Taking in stunning wildlife and historic legends, Poseidon Expeditions’ trip from Plymouth to Edinburgh...

Where will your spirit of adventure lead you next? Embark on an expedition ship for the experience...

An Arctic voyage that begins much closer to home! With our new expedition cruise trailing north ...

Did you know that Antarctica is twice the size of Australia? I didn’t until I signed up for an Antarctica...

You might have heard about the possibility of camping on cruises to Antarctica, or perhaps you know...

Explore the last wild frontier - Spitsbergen - with Poseidon Expeditions. The unique Arctic environment...

Vast, unspoiled, virtually uninhabited – East Greenland’s Scoresby Sund is an Arctic wilderness ...

No matter if you are already an avid polar traveler or just seeking for an extraordinary voyage –...

There are few wildlife experiences as exhilarating as an encounter with a whale. Now add the beauty...

When ice breaks away from the face of a glacier, the event is called “calving” because the glacier s...

Ice is a defining element of the polar environment. It is also a quintessential aspect of the polar...

No one can talk more authoritative than Captain Dmitry Lobusov, with 32 years of icebreaker experience,...

In the decades following its discovery in 1873, Franz Josef Land continued to attract adventurers...