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Patagonia’s wild wonders await on the Essential Patagonia: Fjords & Torres del Paine expedition, a 15-day journey from Buenos Aires to Santiago. Designed for experienced travelers seeking an easy yet enriching adventure, this guided trip weaves through Argentina and Chile’s breathtaking landscapes, including the renowned Torres del Paine National Park, Isla Marta, and majestic southern fjords.
Traverse dramatic coastlines via Zodiac cruises and soar over pristine terrain on a helicopter flightseeing excursion—experiences that reveal Patagonia’s untouched beauty from every angle. Encounter Magellanic penguins, South American sea lions, and the elusive Southern Elephant seal as you explore blue-hued tidewater glaciers and remote wilderness.
This tour’s unique selling point is its immersive blend of wildlife-rich expeditions and exclusive vantage points, allowing you to retrace Charles Darwin’s legendary footsteps in complete comfort. With all logistics—accommodation, meals, and transfers—expertly arranged, you’re free to soak in the splendor of Patagonia’s fjords and national parks on this once-in-a-lifetime polar adventure.
Buenos Aires, Santiago, Torres del Paine National Park, Isla Marta, Ushuaia, Cape Horn, Diego Ramírez Islands, Garibaldi Glacier, Águila Glacier, Puerto Natales
Glide along Croatia’s storied shores on the Dalmatian Highlights Split and Dubrovnik Region Cruise—an eight-day art and architecture tour designed with comfort in mind. Setting sail from Split, this relaxed cruise weaves through the enchanting islands of Korčula, Hvar, and more, showcasing the Adriatic’s dazzling coastline and timeless towns.
Tailored for senior travelers, each day brings gentle exploration: stroll medieval alleyways, admire centuries-old architecture, and enjoy ample opportunities to unwind aboard your private vessel. With accommodation, transport, and meals all arranged, you can fully immerse yourself in Croatia’s natural wonders and cultural treasures without a care.
The cruise’s unique selling point lies in its leisurely pace and seamless island-hopping—perfect for those seeking both discovery and relaxation in a region made for unforgettable maritime adventures.
Chase the extraordinary across Iceland’s Vestfjords and Greenland’s untamed northeast coast on the "Under the Northern Lights: Exploring Iceland & East Greenland" tour. Crafted for experienced travelers seeking insight and comfort, this 11-day guided polar expedition and cruise begins and ends in Reykjavik, inviting you into a world of towering fjords and remote Arctic wilderness. Navigate through the world’s largest fjord system, observe iconic arctic wildlife, and stand in awe of massive icebergs and dramatic bird cliffs. A highlight for many is the opportunity to witness the Northern Lights painting the night sky—a spectacle that draws adventurers from around the globe.
Beyond the landscapes, immerse yourself in Inuit culture at Ittoqqortoormiit, explore ancient Thule sites, and gain firsthand appreciation for the region’s rich history and traditions. With expert guides leading the way and all accommodations, meals, and transport included, this easy-paced expedition ensures comfort without sacrificing discovery. The unique selling point of this tour package lies in its rare access to both cultural encounters and raw, untouched arctic scenery, making it an unforgettable journey for those who crave both adventure and meaningful connection.
Winding your way through the icy channels of the legendary Northwest Passage is history brought to life. On this compelling 17-day journey aboard our new vessel, Ultramarine, passengers retrace the steps of the intrepid Franklin Expedition, which left the shores of England in 1845 in search of the last unexplored section of the Northwest Passage—only to become permanently icebound. Its discovery more than a century and a half later was a much-celebrated moment in Polar history.
On Ultramarine, guests benefit from two twin-engine helicopters that will provide spectacular aerial views of the Arctic landscape, the most extensive portfolio of adventure options in the industry, more outdoor wildlife viewing spaces than any other expedition ship its size, and 20 quick-launching Zodiacs to get you closer to ancient glaciers, dramatic fjords and towering icebergs. Explore colourful Greenlandic villages, and shop for traditional Inuit handicrafts. Hike the endless Arctic backdrop and marvel at the vast, colourful tundra. Keep your eyes peeled for the elusive and majestic creatures that make their home in this wilderness, such as whales, walrus, Musk ox and Polar bears. Come aboard Ultramarine, follow in the footsteps of Franklin’s legendary Arctic voyage, and return home with memories to last a lifetime.
Imagine gazing out the airplane window for your first unforgettable view of Antarctica’s icy expanse. The Antarctic Express: Fly South, Cruise North tour offers experienced travelers the rare opportunity to bypass the lengthy sea crossing with a three-hour flight from Punta Arenas, Chile, landing you directly on the White Continent. Your polar expedition continues by ship—delivering you to the heart of Antarctica’s dramatic wilderness, teeming with playful penguins, curious seals, and breathtaking vistas. On the return, sail across the legendary Drake Passage, retracing the footsteps of intrepid explorers and soaking in the thrill of this historic route. Each day promises new surprises, from unique wildlife encounters to awe-inspiring natural wonders. This guided group tour includes comfortable accommodations, meals, and seamless transport, ensuring you can fully immerse yourself in the adventure. The standout feature: experiencing Antarctica’s grandeur both from the air and the sea, combining efficiency with the unparalleled excitement of a full polar exploration trip.
Opportunities to witness a total solar eclipse are rare. Your chances of experiencing one in the Arctic—from the deck of a polar ship—are even more rare considering the last total solar eclipse north of the Arctic Circle occurred in 2015. The next will take place on August 12, 2026.To satisfy the demand of eclipse-watchers, this longer voyage has been introduced on one of Quark's newest ships, Ocean Explorer. Covering 2,200 nautical miles in total—this expedition features your bucket-list eclipse adventure, time to explore Northeast and South Greenland, plus you get to check off two of the world’s northernmost capital cities: the Icelandic capital of Reykjavik (64°08′ north), where you’ll have time to explore, and Nuuk, Greenland (64°11′ north), where we disembark for our charter flight back to Reykjavik.
World-renown eclipse-cartographer Michael Zeiler will be onboard to deepen your understanding of eclipse-viewing, observational astronomy and celestial mechanics. Of course, you’ll also get to witness waterfalls, towering cliffs and remote fishing villages in the Westfjords, a hidden gem of Iceland, as well as icebergs, wilderness areas, glaciers, and the deep fjords of Greenland.
Special guest Michael Zeiler: The highly respected author, geographer and eclipse cartographer is a member of the International Astronomical Union Working Group on Solar Eclipses – with an asteroid named in his honour. Zeiler has been witnessing solar eclipses since 1991 and was among the first to develop eclipse maps online.
Circle Iceland in style with the "Iceland Circumnavigation: Helicopters, Glaciers And Volcanoes" tour—a 12-day guided expedition for experienced travelers seeking to truly see it all. Starting and ending in Reykjavik, this journey takes you far beyond the typical tourist trails. Marvel at thunderous waterfalls, towering sea cliffs, erupting geysers, and shimmering glaciers, while visiting fishing villages and wild, remote coasts.
Travel by small polar ship, Zodiac, coach, kayak, and even helicopter, ensuring access to Iceland’s hidden gems and spectacular vistas unreachable by road. The trip’s unique selling point is its complete circumnavigation of Iceland—an immersive, innovative way to discover the country’s main attractions and secret corners alike. For those longing to experience the full spectrum of Iceland’s natural wonders, this tour is truly unmatched.
Step into the wild frontiers of the North with the "Iceland To Greenland: Mountains, Glaciers And The Westfjords" tour, a 15-day guided expedition ideal for experienced travelers drawn to untamed landscapes. Begin in Reykjavik and explore the Westfjords—one of Iceland’s best-kept secrets—where dramatic fjords, bird cliffs, and green hills await. Visit Vigur Island, a sanctuary bursting with birdlife, before venturing to East Greenland’s vast glaciers and remote communities.
Explore by ship, Zodiac, kayak, and on foot, delving into the longest fjords in Greenland and the vibrant capital of Nuuk. The tour’s unique feature is its access to rarely visited areas and immersive encounters with both Norse and modern Greenlandic cultures. For those eager to experience the raw beauty and rich traditions of the Arctic, this tour package promises adventure at every turn.
Take the fastest route to Antarctica – a three-hour flight – and enjoy your first glimpse of the continent from the air, a unique introduction to the vast and dramatic landscape that remains one of the last unspoiled regions in the world. Continue your journey on ship, where an adventure beyond your wildest imagination awaits. Later, return through the world’s most legendary – and exciting – passage of water, as you follow the path of historic explorers across the infamous Drake Passage.
Expect the unexpected and be rewarded with unique wildlife and natural attractions, each highlight surpassing the last. Marvel at the contrast of a desolate landscape inhabited by abundant wildlife including curious, playful penguins and seals. And embrace the excitement of standing on the continent for the very first time.
Join this unique adventure to explore the wonders of both Arctic and boreal environments. The boreal biomes (also called taiga) are cold, dense forests dominated by coniferous trees, boreal woodlands and wildlife such as caribou, black bears and Arctic foxes. It’s a sharp contrast to the Arctic biomes, treeless regions marked by extreme winters, low vegetation consisting mostly of mosses and lichens, and polar bears, seals and migratory birds.
You’ll also immerse in a cross-section of cultural traditions: Greenlandic culture in places like Sisimiut; Inuit and Nunatsiavut culture in Nunavut and Labrador; Viking history at l’Anse Aux Meadows in Newfoundland; then the welcoming East Coast hospitality of St John’s, famously steeped in Celtic music and history thanks to its vast population of Irish descendants.
