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20 Days
Ship category
Classic
Ship type
Micro-Cruises (1-35 Guests)
Capacity
33 Passengers
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Rembrandt van Rijn is the ship we recommend when the romance of sailing matters as much as the places you visit. With only 33 guests, she feels more like a shared polar adventure than a conventional cruise: watch the crew set the sails when conditions allow, head ashore by Zodiac with two expedition guides, then compare the day's discoveries over dinner with the same small group. Our travellers repeatedly highlight the welcoming crew, capable guides and sociable mood; our own booking experience points to the same sweet spot — genuine small-ship character at an approachable price.
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Zodiac Fleet
Meals on Rembrandt van Rijn match the character of the ship: uncomplicated, hearty and communal. Expect three buffet-style meals a day in one shared dining room rather than multiple restaurants or fine-dining theatre. Traveller feedback particularly values the friendly atmosphere and the chance to exchange stories with guides, crew and fellow guests over dinner. Dietary requirements can generally be accommodated with advance notice, but specific allergies or complex needs should always be confirmed before booking.
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When booking online, you can choose the option to "Upgrade to single occupancy". This will guarantee you the whole cabin to yourself, for an additional fee. If you don't select this option, then another traveler of the same sex might be placed into the same cabin with you. Exceptions may apply.
Voyage aboard the indicated vessel as indicated in the itinerary
All meals throughout the voyage aboard the ship including snacks, coffee and tea.
All shore excursions and activities throughout the voyage by Zodiac.
Program of lectures by noted naturalists and leadership by experienced expedition staff.
Free use of snowshoes.
Transfers and baggage handling between the airport, hotels and ship only for those passengers on the group flights to and from Longyearbyen.
All miscellaneous service taxes and port charges throughout the programme.
AECO fees and governmental taxes.
Comprehensive pre-departure material.
Your trip helps protect 36 hectares of rainforest in Ecuador through Forest Guardians
Any airfare, whether on scheduled or charter flights
Pre- and post- land arrangements.
Passport and visa expenses.
Government arrival and departure taxes.
Meals ashore.
Baggage, cancellation and personal insurance (which is strongly recommended).
Excess baggage charges and all items of a personal nature such as laundry, bar, beverage charges and telecommunication charges.
The customary gratuity at the end of the voyages for stewards and other service personnel aboard (guidelines will be provided).
After completing your booking, you will receive an invoice from your travel specialist by email. A deposit of 30% of the trip price is required to secure your booking. Payment can be made through bank transfer or by credit card through a secure payment link.
Full payment is expected 30 days before your trip. Payment can be made in installments.
This trip generates 2.86 t CO₂e. Polartours regularly measures and monitors the carbon footprint of its journeys and actively reduces emissions through sustainable travel design: no unnecessary flights, fewer feeder flights, integration of rail and public transport, and promoting longer stays for a more balanced relationship between travel distance and impact.
From 2018 to 2024, we supported carbon reduction projects equivalent to the emissions generated. Recognizing the limits of traditional offsetting, we now focus on active environmental protection through our own rainforest project, Forest Guardians.
More information on our climate and environmental responsibility: https://www.venturatravel.org/impact
All cruises in the polar regions operate to itineraries that are more-or-less fixed. We say "more or less", because wildlife (breeding, seasonality) and weather always play an important role in routing. Most cruises will offer a range of land-based and water-based activities that you will enjoy at various points in your cruise, including:
All boats carry English speaking, scientifically trained guides. They will lead you on your excursions, allowing you to learn as much as possible about the unique wildlife and habitats of the Polar Regions.
Choosing the right ship for a cruise to Antarctica or the Arctic seems difficult, but it doesn't have to be. Our fleet is over 30 vessels, we are sure that there is the perfect one for you. Please, follow these simple steps, and you will be able to find your ideal ship:
In addition: We work with responsible partners who provide a great experience for their passengers. All of our providers are committed to sustainability and to preserving the beauty of the polar regions. You don’t need to worry about the impact of your cruise, because we’ve already taken care of it.
We love to help people find their dream vacation to the Arctic and Antarctic. Whether you give us a call, contact us via email, or use our website inquiry form, one of our Polar travel experts will be more than happy to answer any questions, recommend ships and itineraries, and walk you through the whole process!
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An expedition cruise to Antarctica or the Arctic is a big deal! Most people plan for this type of trip at least 8 months in advance. This means the earlier you book, the better chance you'll have to reserve your prefered cabins. Early bird discounts are also popular and a great way to get 10-30% off your cruise.
Most expedition cruises offer optional activities like camping and kayaking, but the spaces are limited. A cruise with 120 passengers can have only 10-15 spaces for kayaking. These are reserved on a first come first served basis. The earlier you book, the higher your chance of grabbing a spot.
Even though last minute deals do occur, keep in mind that the airline prices will be much higher if you purchase them last minute. You may save a few hundred on your cruise, but you may end up paying the most for airfare.
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Marvel at the "Towering cliffs of Alkefjellet"
Majestic fjords of Northeast Greenland
Photograph the colorful houses in Ittoqqortoormiit
Spot seals and whales and maybe even a polar bear!
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Embark on an extraordinary adventure to Spitsbergen and Northeast Greenland, where rugged landscapes and abundant wildlife promise an unforgettable experience. This Arctic expedition invites you to explore the stunning beauty and rich history of the region. Traverse through serene fjords, witness the majesty of towering icebergs, and immerse yourself in the tranquil drift ice of the Arctic seas. Every moment of this journey is designed to bring you closer to the Arctic’s untouched splendor, creating memories that will last a lifetime.
Keep in mind this is an expedition cruise, so your itinerary will depend greatly on the weather, amount of ice and wildlife breeding behavior.

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Skansbukta
Pyramiden
Longyearbyen
Cruising Isfjorden
Nordfjorden
Brucebyen
Arrival at Longyearbyen
Festningen and Russekeila
Barentsburg
Alkhornet and Trygghamna
Poolepynten
You touch down in Longyearbyen, the administrative center of Spitsbergen, the largest island of the Svalbard archipelago. Enjoy strolling around this former mining town, whose parish church and Svalbard Museum make for fascinating attractions. Though the countryside appears stark, more than a hundred species of plant have been recorded in it. In the early evening the ship sails out of Isfjorden, where you might spot the first minke whale of your voyage. In the evening you sail for Trygghamna, where you see the remains of a 17th-century English whaling station and 18th-century Pomor hunting station, both of which you can visit the next morning.


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Raudfjorden
Magdalenefjorden
Smeerenburgfjorden
Woodfjorden
Kongsvegen and Kongsbreen
Krossfjorden
Fjortende Julibukta
Ny London
Ny Alesund
Fuglesongen
You sail into Fuglefjorden amid views of Svitjodbreen and Birgerbukta, both breeding places for great skuas as well as likely spots to spy a polar bear. Raudfjorden, on the north coast of Spitsbergen, is a fine area for gazing over the glaciers. It’s also a favorite hangout for ringed and bearded seals, colonies of seabird, and the occasional polar bear and beluga whale.
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Raudfjorden
Magdalenefjorden
Smeerenburgfjorden
Woodfjorden
Kongsvegen and Kongsbreen
Krossfjorden
Fjortende Julibukta
Ny London
Ny Alesund
Fuglesongen
You may eventually see the jagged edge of the east Greenland sea ice flashing into sight ahead, depending on the conditions. Keep watch for whales and migrating seabirds here.
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Blomsterbukta
Daneborg and Clavering Island
Rypefjord & Terrassepynt
Ofjord & Bear Islands
Rodefjord and Rode island
Ella Island
Nansen fjord
Føhnfjord
Milneland
Vestfjord
Ittoqqortoormiit
Nordvestfjord
You may eventually see the jagged edge of the east Greenland sea ice flashing into sight ahead, depending on the conditions. Keep watch for whales and migrating seabirds here.

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Blomsterbukta
Daneborg and Clavering Island
Rypefjord & Terrassepynt
Ofjord & Bear Islands
Rodefjord and Rode island
Ella Island
Nansen fjord
Føhnfjord
Milneland
Vestfjord
Ittoqqortoormiit
Nordvestfjord
17th-century Dutch whaling Station Remains
The goal is to sail into Foster Bay, making your first landing at Myggbukta in the late afternoon or evening. Beyond the old hunters’ hut (where, in the first half of the 20th century, Norwegian trappers hunted for polar bear and Arctic fox) there is a sprawling tundra populated by musk oxen, with geese floating the small lakes.

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Blomsterbukta
Daneborg and Clavering Island
Rypefjord & Terrassepynt
Ofjord & Bear Islands
Rodefjord and Rode island
Ella Island
Nansen fjord
Føhnfjord
Milneland
Vestfjord
Ittoqqortoormiit
Nordvestfjord
17th-century Dutch whaling Station Remains
Landing at Blomsterbugten, you have a good chance of spotting Arctic hare and musk oxen. Noah Lake is home to great northern divers as well as their young, and the hiking opportunities here are numerous. In the afternoon you venture deeper into Kaiser Franz Joseph Fjord, finding shelter in Renbugten. Colossal icebergs and quintessential Arctic scenery accompany you while passing through this narrow fjord system.

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Blomsterbukta
Daneborg and Clavering Island
Rypefjord & Terrassepynt
Ofjord & Bear Islands
Rodefjord and Rode island
Ella Island
Nansen fjord
Føhnfjord
Milneland
Vestfjord
Ittoqqortoormiit
Nordvestfjord
17th-century Dutch whaling Station Remains
You sail through Kaiser Franz Josef Fjord, enjoying its lofty mountains and bright interior icebergs. In the evening you reach Teufelsschloss, a prominent mountain that comprises part of the Eleonora Bay Supergroup: sedimentary rock created between 950 – 610 million years ago to a depth of 16 km (10 miles). This rust-red multi-layered unique geology defines the scenery over the coming days.

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Blomsterbukta
Daneborg and Clavering Island
Rypefjord & Terrassepynt
Ofjord & Bear Islands
Rodefjord and Rode island
Ella Island
Nansen fjord
Føhnfjord
Milneland
Vestfjord
Ittoqqortoormiit
Nordvestfjord
17th-century Dutch whaling Station Remains
Today the aim is to land in Renbugten in search of musk oxen and Arctic hares. Around lunch you head east into the inversely named Antarctic Sound, enjoying views of the ancient sedimentary rock. You should arrive at Maria Island before nightfall.

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Blomsterbukta
Daneborg and Clavering Island
Rypefjord & Terrassepynt
Ofjord & Bear Islands
Rodefjord and Rode island
Ella Island
Nansen fjord
Føhnfjord
Milneland
Vestfjord
Ittoqqortoormiit
Nordvestfjord
17th-century Dutch whaling Station Remains
You cut into Kong Oscars Fjord for an attempted landing near Menander Øer, a location with lively walking opportunities.

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Blomsterbukta
Daneborg and Clavering Island
Rypefjord & Terrassepynt
Ofjord & Bear Islands
Rodefjord and Rode island
Ella Island
Nansen fjord
Føhnfjord
Milneland
Vestfjord
Ittoqqortoormiit
Nordvestfjord
17th-century Dutch whaling Station Remains
Continuing east, you land in Antarctic Havn. You spend the afternoon in this expansive valley, where you can see groups of musk oxen. At this time of year, the sparse vegetation is colored with golden fire. Your guide may be able to tell you about the intriguing geopolitics that played out here in the early 1930s between Norway and Denmark.

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Blomsterbukta
Daneborg and Clavering Island
Rypefjord & Terrassepynt
Ofjord & Bear Islands
Rodefjord and Rode island
Ella Island
Nansen fjord
Føhnfjord
Milneland
Vestfjord
Ittoqqortoormiit
Nordvestfjord
17th-century Dutch whaling Station Remains
Spending the day at sea, you make for the largest fjord system in the world: Scoresbysund.

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Blomsterbukta
Daneborg and Clavering Island
Rypefjord & Terrassepynt
Ofjord & Bear Islands
Rodefjord and Rode island
Ella Island
Nansen fjord
Føhnfjord
Milneland
Vestfjord
Ittoqqortoormiit
Nordvestfjord
17th-century Dutch whaling Station Remains
Today you reach Scoresbysund, sailing along the glaciated Volquart Boons Kyst. You may also enjoy a Zodiac cruise past one of the glacier fronts, along with a visit to the basalt columns and ice formations of Vikingebugt. The afternoon goal is to visit Danmark Island, where you find the remains of an Inuit settlement abandoned around 200 years ago. The circular stone tent rings indicate the summer houses, while the winter houses can be seen closer to a small cape. The sites are well preserved, with easy identifiable entrances, bear-proof meat caches, and grave sites. During the afternoon, you sail along the east side of Milne Land amid a number of scattered icebergs.

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Blomsterbukta
Daneborg and Clavering Island
Rypefjord & Terrassepynt
Ofjord & Bear Islands
Rodefjord and Rode island
Ella Island
Nansen fjord
Føhnfjord
Milneland
Vestfjord
Ittoqqortoormiit
Nordvestfjord
17th-century Dutch whaling Station Remains
You land near Sydkap, where Arctic hares are often seen, and during lunch you get a glimpse of the entrance to Nordvestfjord in Scoresby Land. Here you encounter colossal icebergs, some over 100 meters high (328 feet) and more than a kilometer in length (.6 mile). Most of these bergs are grounded, as the fjord is only about 400 meters deep (1,312 feet).

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Blomsterbukta
Daneborg and Clavering Island
Rypefjord & Terrassepynt
Ofjord & Bear Islands
Rodefjord and Rode island
Ella Island
Nansen fjord
Føhnfjord
Milneland
Vestfjord
Ittoqqortoormiit
Nordvestfjord
17th-century Dutch whaling Station Remains
At the western shores of Jameson Land lies a vast tundra with grazing musk oxen. We will try to make a landing on one of the areas, such as Tyskit Nunat, remembering Alfred Wegener’s efforts to cross Vandreblokken. We may also visit Kap Hooker or a lovely lagoon west of Kap Stewart.

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Blomsterbukta
Daneborg and Clavering Island
Rypefjord & Terrassepynt
Ofjord & Bear Islands
Rodefjord and Rode island
Ella Island
Nansen fjord
Føhnfjord
Milneland
Vestfjord
Ittoqqortoormiit
Nordvestfjord
17th-century Dutch whaling Station Remains
Today’s stop is Ittoqqortoormiit, the largest settlement in Scoresbysund at about five hundred inhabitants. At the post office you can buy stamps for your postcards or just stroll around to see the sled dogs and drying skins of seals and musk oxen.

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Blomsterbukta
Daneborg and Clavering Island
Rypefjord & Terrassepynt
Ofjord & Bear Islands
Rodefjord and Rode island
Ella Island
Nansen fjord
Føhnfjord
Milneland
Vestfjord
Ittoqqortoormiit
Nordvestfjord
17th-century Dutch whaling Station Remains
In the morning you stop on the south coast of Jameson Land, at a lagoon near Kap Stewart. Here the waders and geese are collecting for their autumn migration, and musk oxen and collared lemmings survive on the meager vegetation. Further inside Hurry Inlet, you may take a walk near the head of the fjord as well as one of the rivers that terminate here. Here is a chance of a climb up the mountain of J.P. Koch Fjeld, near Hareelv. In this remarkable area, scientists found fossils that linked fish and amphibians in the lower Cretaceous period. You spend the night at anchor off Constable Pynt.
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We take the chartered plane from Constable Pynt to Keflavik taking home memories for a lifetime.