Trips to Svalbard and Jan Mayen
Explore Svalbard: ski through mountains and icy landscapes.
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Why visit Svalbard and Jan Mayen?
Explore Svalbard and Jan Mayen, the islands where the Arctic shows its wildest face.
From the frozen fjords of Spitsbergen to the white summits of Atomfjella, this archipelago invites you to live unique adventures among glaciers, polar bears, and the midnight sun.
Our programs combine ski touring, freeride, sailing navigation, and polar exploration, adapted to different skill levels and with the accompaniment of certified guides.
You will be able to ski down to the sea from an Arctic sailboat, navigate to the edge of the ice near the North Pole, or join a snowmobile expedition with a base camp 1,000 km from the North Pole.
Each experience is a direct connection with the purest nature: virgin snow, solitary mountains, and the absolute silence of the Arctic.
Svalbard and Jan Mayen: where adventure meets the end of the world.
Explore Svalbard and Jan Mayen, the islands where the Arctic shows its wildest face.
From the frozen fjords of Spitsbergen to the white summits of Atomfjella, this archipelago invites you to live unique adventures among glaciers, polar bears, and the midnight sun.
Our programs combine ski touring, freeride, sailing navigation, and polar exploration, adapted to different skill levels and with the accompaniment of certified guides.
You will be able to ski down to the sea from an Arctic sailboat, navigate to the edge of the ice near the North Pole, or join a snowmobile expedition with a base camp 1,000 km from the North Pole.
Each experience is a direct connection with the purest nature: virgin snow, solitary mountains, and the absolute silence of the Arctic.
Svalbard and Jan Mayen: where adventure meets the end of the world.
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Ski & Sail Svalbard (May–June): Experience the Arctic from an expedition sailboat, skiing daily in Isfjorden, Kongsfjorden, and St. Jonsfjorden. Descents right down to the sea, small groups (max. 5 per guide), heated cabins, and stops in Ny-Ålesund and Barentsburg. The plan is adjusted according to weather/snow conditions to exploit the best lines with total safety.
Atomfjella Expedition (April–May): Snowmobile traverse to a glacier camp and 6 days of freeride among virgin peaks. Midnight sun, heated tents, and polar safety protocols (armed guide, watches, and wildlife management). Requires previous ski touring experience and good physical condition.
Svalbard by Sailboat (June–August): Navigation along the west coastline or to the edge of the ice. Fjords, glaciers, and high probability of wildlife (whales, walruses, seals, and occasional polar bears). Landings by zodiac, short hikes, and collection of glacial ice for a toast aboard. Option for longer routes or circumnavigation depending on ice conditions.
Logistics and Style: Sustainable focus, small groups, certified polar/mountain guides, full board on board and safety equipment included. Longyearbyen centralizes the pre-expedition services (flights, gear rental, final provisions).
Jan Mayen: remote volcanic island with no stable civil population. Only accessible via specific expeditions and a very short summer window; possible as an advanced extension if conditions allow.
Svalbard and Jan Mayen are polar adventure in its purest state: skiing, sailing, and exploration with the Arctic as the main protagonist.