

Svalbard
July is peak season in Svalbard, when the midnight sun illuminates fjords, glaciers and tundra in endless daylight. Retreating sea ice allows expedition ships to reach remote coastlines, revealing walrus haul-outs, seabird cliffs and the occasional polar bear along the ice edge.
Wildlife encounters are the highlight in Svalbard. Guests can join small cruises of 12 guests for highly personalised experiences or slightly larger vessels with guided Zodiac excursions and onboard lectures. Our experts can also arrange visits to Arctic research centres or hikes to quiet coves, providing insight into polar science. With mild temperatures of 3–10°C, Svalbard in July offers unhurried adventures in a landscape few people ever see.









































