Articles from Poseidon Expeditions
To see a polar bear in the wild is at the top of many people’s must-do lists. Svalbard & Franz Josef...
Jan Mayen is a name synonymous with isolation and inaccessibility. This small, lonely island is insi...
The birthplace of icebergs...
An ice sheet covers 80 percent of Greenland's land mass. One...
Notes from the Poseidon Expeditions team
We’ve been all around the Polar Regions and have...
Polar adventurers aboard Poseidon Expedition’s 114-passenger vessel Sea Spirit will now benefit ...
Kayakers have many reasons for putting the Polar Regions at the top of their must-do list of paddlin...
Some areas of our planet are notable for their beautiful fjords: Norway, Alaska, Chile and New Zeal...
What thoughts come to mind when you think of the Arctic?
Cold. Bare. Gray.
While the...
We came out of the cave, we looked over the hill and we saw fire. We crossed the ocean and we pionee...
The Arctic closely guards some of the most unique and rewarding kayaking opportunities on the planet...
Have you ever wondered how people survived in the cold Arctic before modern housing and equipment...
Now enjoying protection after centuries of relentless hunting, whales are returning to the waters of...
Besides their legendary sled-towing capability – even through the sky – and their need to only work...
Stretching over 14.5 million square kilometers (5.5. million square miles), the Arctic region covers...
There is probably no other novel that is as suitable for getting in the mood for an expedition to th...
Knud Rasmussen, 1879-1933, was a Greenlandic–Danish polar explorer and anthropologist. He was the...
Torshavn, named after the god of thunder Thor in Germanic mythology, is one of the world’s smallest ...
When ice breaks away from the face of a glacier, the event is called “calving” because the glacier s...
