This is your last chance to enjoy a $2,500 USD flight credit and 40% off select Arctic 2025 voyages. The season is already underway, and the opportunities are limited to book that memorable summer in the Arctic. Book with us now before it ends June 30!
A polar expedition is filled with much more than stunning scenery. Off-ship adventures allow you to explore beautiful landscapes and diverse wildlife. On-ship, you can relax in Jacuzzis, hit the spa, and enjoy fine-dining.
TRAVELINK guests will enjoy $250 USD Polar Boutique credit per person; limit $500 USD per stateroom on all voyages.
As the Leader in Polar Adventures, Quark Expeditions explores the Polar Regions differently from everyone else. When you travel with Quark Expeditions, you’re exploring alongside the most experienced polar experts on Earth, setting foot where few ever will, and doing what few ever dream. Do you want to explore off the beaten path? They can take you to where there are no paths at all. Will you be content to just cruise? Or would you prefer to cruise 1,000 feet over the untouched polar wilderness in a twin-engine helicopter? With Quark Expeditions you won't just be on vacation—you’ll be on the expedition of a lifetime.
Quark Expeditions uses their helicopters for more than just flightseeing! Ultramarine’s two twin-engine Airbus H145 helicopters are designed to take you deeper into the Polar Regions than any other helicopter in its class. Their helicopters mean their Expedition Team can move you to explore further once they arrive in the Polar Regions, to set foot where few humans have ever walked—something our competition can’t offer. Their helicopter-supported adventure options enable off-ship experiences exclusive to Quark Expeditions, such as Alpine Heli-trekking, Mountain Biking, Alpine Kayaking, Heli-Landing Heli-hiking, Ice Sheet Landings and more.
The rugged, remote Arctic remains one of the most unexplored domains on the planet. This ice-laden region encompasses the Canadian High Arctic; Greenland; the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard, which includes Spitsbergen; Russia; and at the very top of the planet, of course, the North Pole. It’s inhabited by polar bears, muskoxen, arctic foxes, beluga whales, reindeer, seals, walruses and migratory birds, among other wildlife species.
