Churchill - An Arctic Summer:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$3,395	9	15	6/29/2008, 7/9/2008, 7/18/2008, 7/27/2008, 8/6/2008
Experience the "Tundra Train," encounter caribou, polar bears, Arctic fox, and even snorkel & kayak with Beluga Whales! The Arctic has become accessible to those with an adventurous spirit. This trip takes advantage of Churchill’s unique location -- a coastal village on the border of northern tundra and boreal forest which attracts nearly every sought-after Arctic animal, from thousands of belugas, to polar bear mothers and cubs, to a thriving caribou migration. In the company of your professional Expedition Leader, you’ll travel by train, boat, Zodiac and tundra vehicle to explore this rewarding region.

In Search of Northern Lights & Wildlife:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$2,995	8	15	1/23/2008, 2/2/2008, 2/11/2008, 2/23/2008, 3/3/2008, 3/12/2008, 3/22/2008
Small group expedition that focuses on viewing the Aurora Borealis and exploring the North's wildlife and culture. Aurora borealis means “dawn of the north,” and due to its position beneath the Van Allen belt, Churchill has one of the heaviest concentrations of aurora borealis activity in the world. Your days are filled with northern adventures such as authentic dog-sledding, igloo building and traditional northern cultural activities. Your nights offer offer potentially the best aurora activity on the planet! On this adventure, you’ll explore the facts and native fables surrounding this miracle of nature, as well as the intriguing cultures and wildlife they illuminate.

Classic Polar Bear Expedition:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$3,795	6	15	10/11/2007, 10/18/2007, 10/25/2007, 11/1/2007, 11/8/2007, 11/15/2007
View Polar Bears in the Polar Bear Capital of the world by day as well as by night, and beautiful Northern Lights. This Polar Bear adventure offers just the right amount of time with bears – two daylong outings and one evening journey! During the daytime, young males play fight, mother bears explore with their cubs at their sides, and solitary adults lumber across the tundra. And, at night, the tundra provides an eerie and remote escapade, and a possible chance to witness the remarkable aurora borealis – the northern lights.

Classic Polar Bear Expedition:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$3,995	7	15	10/14/2007, 10/16/2007, 10/21/2007, 10/23/2007, 10/28/2007, 10/30/2007, 11/4/2007, 11/6/2007, 11/11/2007, 11/13/2007
View Polar Bears in the Polar Bear Capital of the world by day as well as by night, and beautiful Northern Lights. This Polar Bear adventure offers just the right amount of time with bears – two daylong outings and one evening journey! During the daytime, young males play fight, mother bears explore with their cubs at their sides, and solitary adults lumber across the tundra. And, at night, the tundra provides an eerie and remote escapade, and a possible chance to witness the remarkable aurora borealis – the northern lights.

Tundra Lodge Polar Bear Adventure:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$4,995	7	15	10/14/2007, 10/21/2007, 10/28/2007, 11/4/2007
Stay in a comfortable a rolling hotel (Tundra Lodge) that is ideally positioned for viewing polar bears! Join an adventure that promises total immersion in a spectacular tundra environment! Stay at the newly-constructed Great White Bear Tundra Lodge, situated outside of Churchill on the tundra itself. As evening falls, only a select few travelers remain in the domain of the polar bear to watch the solitude and serenity of sunset intensify across the barren landscape. Your lodge is a “train” of connected single rooms and dining and lounge areas, accommodating 35-plus travelers (group size limited to 22-30). And, because it’s on wheels, it is sure to be situated in the best bear-viewing area each season.

Tundra Lodge Polar Bear Adventure:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$5,195	8	15	10/11/2007, 10/18/2007, 10/25/2007, 11/1/2007, 11/8/2007
Stay in a comfortable a rolling hotel (Tundra Lodge) that is ideally positioned for viewing polar bears! Join an adventure that promises total immersion in a spectacular tundra environment! Stay at the newly-constructed Great White Bear Tundra Lodge, situated outside of Churchill on the tundra itself. As evening falls, only a select few travelers remain in the domain of the polar bear to watch the solitude and serenity of sunset intensify across the barren landscape. Your lodge is a “train” of connected single rooms and dining and lounge areas, accommodating 35-plus travelers (group size limited to 22-30). And, because it’s on wheels, it is sure to be situated in the best bear-viewing area each season.

Ultimate Churchill:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$5,195	7	15	10/13/2007, 10/20/2007, 10/27/2007, 11/3/2007, 11/10/2007
View polar bears from a tundra vehicle, visit a polar bear den, and discover the culture & history of Churchill. This adventure complements wildlife viewing tundra trips with an exploration of Churchill and its rich culture. View polar bears, arctic fox, arctic hare and other northern wildlife from polar buggies. Additionally, this trip offers an optional helicopter journey to the female bears’ denning area where you can, remarkably, have the chance to crawl inside an unoccupied polar bear den.

Polar Bear Photo Tour:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$5,395	8	15	11/11/2007
Award-winning photographer guides. Spend 5 nights at new Tundra Lodge, designed for premiere polar bear viewing. Photographers have flocked to Churchill for many years to take advantage of the nature encounters this remarkable region has to offer. This new, special photography expedition is designed to provide the very best polar bear photo opportunities available. From the newly-constructed Tundra Lodge, situated outside of Churchill on the tundra itself, you can photograph bears as they approach your “hotel.” An on-site vehicle will be available for daily excursions around the tundra, and accompanying you will be some of the most accomplished photography leaders, all of whom have extensive experience shooting in Churchill!

By Expedition Ship: These ships were built with tourists and true exploration in mind; they range from simple to comfortable, but are not luxurious. Most have shallow drafts and ice-hardened hulls to push through sea ice. They feature Zodiacs for exploration and shore landings. Onboard programs are educational with a focus on natural and cultural history.

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Land of the Ice Bears: An In-Depth Exploration of Arctic Svalbard:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$5,890	11	110	6/4/2008, 6/11/2008, 6/18/2008, 6/25/2008, 7/2/2008
Polar Bears, stunning tidewater glacier, abundant wildlife, comfortable expedition ship, excellent guides. Experience nature in its purest form in the High Arctic. A remote archipelago situated just over 600 miles from the North Pole, Svalbard is a place of deep fjords, mountains and massive sheets of ice. During summer, when the sun never sets, the tundra experiences a warm awakening as wildflowers carpet the earth, walrus raise their sleepy heads to observe you, and fjords ring with the thunderous sound of glacial ice crashing to the sea. This voyage is undertaken in the spirit of discovery, and nature is full of wonderful surprises. The pace is unhurried and your options are many, so the day-by-day itinerary below is a thoughtfully considered framework.

Beyond the North Cape: Coastal Norway & Arctic Svalbard:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$8.980	17	110	5/23/2008, 7/16/2008
On this special Photo Expedition trip, passengers are offered the opportunity to capture their experiences through photography while receiving the guidance of professionals.* Explore Norway’s dramatic fjordlands, picturesque Bergen, and the stunning glaciers of Arctic Svalbard. Each fjord is different from the next, and visitors never tire of listening to the roar of waterfalls, gazing at flocks of auks in the fairytale light, and marveling at tiny villages that cling to the steep sides of the fjord walls. Then high above coastal Norway under the midnight sun lies the archipelago of Svalbard, a wilderness region few come to know: towering ice caps, deep fjords mountains and massive sheets of ice, just 600 miles from the North Pole.

In the Wake of the Vikings: Norwegian Fjords to the Scottish Isles:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$6,825	15	122	8/24/2007
Journey beyond the Arctic Circle to the seldom-visited Lofoten Islands and Honningsvåg, the northernmost town in Europe. Cruise along Norway’s sinuous coastline, reveling in some of the Northern Hemisphere’s most remote and pristine scenery—towering mountains, thundering waterfalls, steep-sided fjords, bird-covered islands, and primordial glacial valleys. Explore the Shetland and Orkney islands, archipelagos off northeastern Scotland, where you’ll marvel at prehistoric villages, ancient tombs, standing ceremonial stones, and spectacular coastal scenery. Birding is also a major attraction here; hundreds of species, including the colorful puffin, call the region home.

White Sea Odyssey: White Sea to North Cape:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$8,480	15	110	8/14/2007
After visiting historic St. Petersburg, depart from Arkhangelsk, once the main seaport in medieval Russia, on the White Sea Odyssey aboard the Clipper Adventurer. On this itinerary, visit the Solovetsky archipelago with its system of canals built by monks in the 16th century, skirt the Kola Peninsuala, stopping at the largest Russian seaport in the Arctic Ocean, and trace Norway’s rugged fjord-riddled coastline. A variety of land and Zodiac excursions with expert leaders and naturalists brings you up close to the arctic wildlife including millions of seabirds.

By Research Vessel: These ships were built for scientific research. They hold no more than 50 passengers, and have ice-strengthened hulls. Cabins are simple -- comfortable, but not fancy, onboard service is friendly and casual. These ships often offer more activity and attract a slightly younger client. They feel more like a private expedition than a cruise.

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Around Spitsbergen:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$2,790	11	46	8/11/2007
The Norwegian name for this archipelago including Bear Island and Jan Mayen is Svalbard, however, it is usually known as Spitsbergen. Only 600 miles from the North Pole, Spitsbergen is a true High Arctic archipelago of rugged mountains, sweeping tundra, ice caps and glaciers. And, with a population of only 3,500 in five settlements, this region is still today virtually an unspoiled wilderness. Visitors discover abundant wildlife, including huge Arctic seabird colonies, walrus, reindeer, Arctic fox, and of course, the polar bear. This voyage circumnavigates Spitsbergen, starting and ending in Longyearbyen.

Spitsbergen and Northeast Greenland:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$4,760	14	46	9/12/2007, 9/14/2007
Starting in Longyearbyen, Spitsbergen, this voyage explores the glaciers and wildlife of western Spitsbergen, then continues to northeastern part of Greenland. Greenland and its surrounding waters are home to an impressive array of wildlife: eight species of whale, two million seals, walruses, polar bears, reindeer, musk oxen, Arctic hares, Arctic wolves and a spectacular variety of birds. Expect huge icebergs, magni ficent fjords, such as Kaiser Franz Joseph Fjord and Scoresby Sund (the world’s longest fjord), beautiful tundra, and hopefully the Aurora Borealis.

Arctic Cruise - Spitsbergen - Origo:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$3,595	9	24	8/12/2007
Spitsbergen, a remote and spectacular archipelago of immense glaciers, narrow fjords, sheer mountain cliffs and abundant wildlife, has lured many explorers into its enticing web. Let this experienced Swedish expedition captain take you into a region still part of an ice age, a region that is ever bathing in midnight sun, in Quest for the Polar Bear.

Arctic Cruise - Spitsbergen, Greenland & Iceland:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$4,390	14	56	8/15/2007, 8/28/2007
This is an exploratory voyage, which offers wonderful opportunities for hiking in the mountains, visiting remote Inuit settlements, photographing dramatic fjords, huge icebergs and Arctic wildlife. It is exciting new terrain for all. Spitsbergen, the jewel of the high Arctic, is a large island situated between the north coast of Norway and the North Pole. You will also sail on a southeasterly course to the East Greenland pack ice belt and, with any luck, head into spectacular Scoresby Sound, the world’s largest fjord. This voyage offers plenty of opportunities to walk onshore as well as sea kayaking.

East Greenland (Scoresby Sund):
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$3,210	11	52	9/13/2007, 9/17/2007
Greenland and its surrounding waters are home to an impressive array of wildlife: eight species of whale, two million seals, walruses, polar bears, reindeer, musk oxen, Arctic hares, Arctic wolves and a spectacular variety of birds. The largest island in the world, 90% of its surface area is covered by ice and it is inhabited by less then 100,000 people with a fascinating history and culture. On this voyage, discover the eastern side of Greenland, particularly spectacular Scoresby Sund, the longest fjord in the world.

South and East Greenland:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$3,690	11	52	9/3/2007
Greenland and its surrounding waters are home to an impressive array of wildlife: eight species of whale, two million seals, walruses, polar bears, reindeer, musk oxen, Arctic hares, Arctic wolves and a spectacular variety of birds. The largest island in the world, 90% of its surface area is covered by ice and it is inhabited by less then 100,000 people with a fascinating history and culture. This voyage explores the southern and eastern coasts of Greenland including breathtaking fjords and glaciers, tabular icebergs, Thule culture remains, hunting and fishing villages, and fascinating wildlife.

Spitsbergen and Northeast Greenland:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$4,020	14	52	9/4/2007
Starting in Longyearbyen, Spitsbergen, this voyage explores the glaciers and wildlife of western Spitsbergen, then continues to northeastern part of Greenland. Greenland and its surrounding waters are home to an impressive array of wildlife: eight species of whale, two million seals, walruses, polar bears, reindeer, musk oxen, Arctic hares, Arctic wolves and a spectacular variety of birds. Expect huge icebergs, magni ficent fjords, such as Kaiser Franz Joseph Fjord and Scoresby Sund (the world’s longest fjord), beautiful tundra, and hopefully the Aurora Borealis.

Arctic Cruise - Spitsbergen - Stockholm:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$5,695	9	12	8/19/2007
Spitsbergen, a remote and spectacular archipelago of immense glaciers, narrow fjords, sheer mountain cliffs and abundant wildlife, has lured many explorers into its enticing web. Let our experienced Swedish expedition captain take you into a region still part of an ice age, a region that is ever bathing in midnight sun, in Quest for the Polar Bear.

Expedition to White Island:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$3,995	10	24	9/2/2007
Spitsbergen has lured visitors from near and far during the past 400 years. During this journey of exploration you travel in the footsteps of these brave adventurers, hunters, trappers, whalers and miners. The goal on this expedition is to explore Spitsbergen’s cultural heritage and visit historical sites where few people have set foot. You travel in the footsteps of polar explorers such as Andrée, Nordenskiöld, Amundsen and Nobile and every day you do landfalls amongst cultural treasures in spectacular settings. Scientists, whalers, trappers and miners have traveled to Spitsbergen for the past 400 years and have left behind many traces such as buildings, equipment, geographical names, and fascinating stories.

Arctic Cruise - Svalbard, East Greenland & Iceland:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$4,050	13	110	8/12/2007
The remarkable islands of the archipelago known as Svalbard are part of Norway, lying far to the north of the Norwegian mainland and high above the Arctic Circle. Explore these wild and rugged mountains by zodiac and kayaking. Then, head to the Greenland Sea and visit an isolated Inuit community. Following East Greenland, sail to the volcanic island of Iceland, concluding your tour in the capital city of Reykjavik.

Arctic Cruise - High Arctic Explorer:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$3,890	12	110	8/12/2007
The High Arctic Explorer is truly a voyage of adventure to a beautiful environment is still remote and wild. Travel in this region relies on understanding sea ice, and as many explorers before us have found, is truly a ‘moveable feast’. Visit an area overflowing with history and renowned for its rare and spectacular wildlife, including polar bear, narwhal and walrus. Visit some of the world’s most remote communities, where you will be shyly welcomed by local Inuit and introduced to both the modern and ancient aspects of their culture.

Arctic Cruise - Baffin Island Explorer:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$4,290	13	110	9/5/2007
Experience the beauty and openness of the Arctic sea and landscapes and learn about the history and depth of Inuit culture. Follow the paths of explorers Frobisher, Baffin and Franklin who sought the elusive Northwest Passage. Explore the spectacular coast of Greenland, watch for whales, polar bears, seabirds and icebergs, and enjoy Zodiac tours to cliffs teeming with birdlife.

Arctic Cruise - Northwest Passage:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$4,590	14	110	8/23/2007
The Northwest Passage – a route almost across the top of the world – was long sought by the traders and explorers and military strategists of Europe, Russian Asia and the American north. Aboard the comfortable “Peregrine Mariner,” you can retrace the path of early explorers. On your way through the Canadian Arctic to the west coast of Greenland, you experience prolific wildlife -– including, with luck, the imperial polar bear -- and enjoy spectacular scenery, including glaciers, mountains, fjords, wild and barren beaches, and icebergs. You are also able to visit remote Inuit settlements.

By Icebreaker: An icebreaker is designed for breaking through sea ice. These ships were “working” vessels prior to taking on passengers. Travel to remote Polar Regions such as the North Pole or the Far Antarctic South to visit emperor penguin rookeries requires an icebreaker. Icebreaker programs generally focus on natural history and culture, and have on-board educational programs.

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Arctic Cruise - High Arctic - Canada & Greenland:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$11,500	15	108	8/14/2007
Travel through an icy paradise rarely visited by anyone but the Inuit and hardened explorers. This unique voyage to the High Arctic would be impossible in anything but a polar-class icebreaker. Along the way, you visit some of the world’s most northerly and isolated communities, explore 4,000-year-old archaeological sites, watch the Greenland ice-cap tumbling down to the shore, and keep a lookout for a wealth of Arctic wildlife, such as narwhal, beluga and bowhead whales, as well as polar bears, walrus and other Arctic seals, musk ox and huge colonies of seabirds.

Greenland Odyssey:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$18,000	20	108	8/26/2007
A rare journey, and a witness to history being made. This expedition to northern Greenland will attempt to reach the northernmost point of land in the world. You'll sail along the eastern coast, where fewer people live per square kilometer than almost any place else on Earth. It is also one of the least visited regions in the world. It remains pristine, untouched and utterly magnificent. You will also meet special guest Ken Zerbst, an explorer who was a member of an expedition that discovered an island even farther north than Oodaaq.

From Steam to Ice: Fjords of East Greenland:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$1,865	8	98	9/4/2007
This compact program takes you to the coast of East Greenland in an area of some of the most spectacular fjords with views of dramatic snow capped mountains, glaciers and late summer icebergs. You spend your time walking in the beautiful wilderness, watching for wildlife and also visit an Inuit community to gain insight into the challenges of life today in the remote north.

The Viking Trail to the Americas:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$4,290	18	98	9/11/2007
This journey is a fascinating tale of tenacious people in a challenging environment. Follow in the footsteps of the early explorers to visit the southern part of Greenland and learn about the lives of the early explorers and the Inuit of yesterday and today. Sail across “iceberg alley” for Baffin Island of the Canadian Arctic, keeping a keen watch for seabirds, seals, whales and perhaps polar bears. Visit Iqaluit, the capital of the Nunavut territory of Canada, before heading southbound for the coast of isolated Labrador with boreal forests, fjords and tundra. Lastly, arrive at the province of Newfoundland with their fishing “outport” communities and rugged natural coastline.

Around the Rugged Rock: Newfoundland, Labrador & Nova Scotia:
	Prices from	Days	Passengers	Departures
	$4,530	10	98	9/28/2007
Locally known as "The Rock," this island province of Canada remains a beautiful untouched landscape. Around the coast are historic sites, fishing outports and hospitable communities with charming people. After circling Newfoundland the ship heads out into the Gulf of Saint Lawrence visiting French-owned St. Pierre & Miquelon and the French Fort Louisbourg before completing the voyage in Halifax.

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