Following in the wake of intrepid explorers of old, an Arctic cruise is the best way to discover the truly amazing wildlife, landscapes, local cultures and natural phenomena of the Land of the Midnight Sun. From whale watching, polar bears, glaciers and ice flows to the Northern Lights, a cruise to the Arctic Circle will take your breath away.
Arctic Cruise Deals
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13 June 2027
Icelandic Fjords & Scottish Isles from Reykjavik to Southampton with Stay
£1,979 pp -
19 September 2026
Niagara Falls & New York Stays with Transatlantic from Southampton
£2,179 pp -
17 June 2028
Iceland and Norway cruise from Southampton
£1,709 pp -
05 December 2026
Arctic Expedition under the Northern Lights from Tromso
£3,001 pp -
13 August 2027
Ireland & Iceland from Portsmouth to Reykjavik with Stay and Golden Circle & Blue Lagoon Experience
£4,779 pp -
23 August 2026
Iceland, Scotland & Norway from Southampton
£595 pp -
14 May 2027
Arctic Circle crossing with History Channel cruise from Dover
£2,817 pp -
24 June 2028
Iceland and Norway cruise from Southampton
£1,524 pp -
05 August 2028
Icelandic Fjords & British Isles from Southampton
£1,603 pp
Whether you're spotting the many species of wildlife which call this part of the world home, indulging in fascinating destination-based lectures or heading ashore to get up close and personal with this icy wilderness, exploring the Arctic Circle is nothing short of spectacular. With cruises exploring the northernmost parts of Norway, such as Spitsbergen, Greenland and Iceland, you'll head to some truly memorable destinations.
Few places can truly match the Arctic Circle in terms of sheer unspoilt beauty. Soaring cliffs of ice, rocky crags, savage winds. There is something majestic and wonderful about witnessing Mother Nature at her rawest. This may not be a sun-soaked holiday, but nothing beats watching a majestic whale break the iron-grey surface of the water.
But while this is certainly a major plus point when it comes to travelling to this location via cruise, it's not the only attraction. Being one of the few people currently in this wild place is also a thrilling concept. There is something striking - if not humbling, even - about being in a place devoid of human life. It's all about the wildlife when it comes to sightseeing in the Arctic, and sightings of the Arctic polar bear or Walrus are not unusual on a cruise.
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