Arctic sailing safari
Price
€2415 excluding flights
Description of Arctic sailing safari
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Travel guides
Follow the sun and the seasons and make sure you're in the right place at the watch time to see polar bears and whales.
Get ready to turn the dial all the way up to 11 on your vacation with our travel guide.
Responsible Travel
As the pioneers of responsible tourism, we've screened this (and every) vacation so that you can travel knowing we've worked to maximise the benefits of your vacation to local people and places, and minimise any negative impacts.
Planet
Carbon ReduceOur expeditions prioritize low-impact travel. We sail primarily under wind power, reducing reliance on engines and minimizing emissions. On land, we explore through trekking rather than motorized transport, allowing guests to experience the Arctic in a sustainable way. Meals onboard can be vegetarian or vegan, prepared by the crew with care, further lowering our carbon footprint. Life at sea means packing light—this naturally limits waste generation, as we often carry our trash for extended periods until proper disposal is possible. Equipment is maintained for longevity, and before voyages, we engage young people in traditional bosun workshops to teach skills that keep our vessel seaworthy for years, avoiding unnecessary replacements.
Environment & Wildlife
Sailing under wind power not only reduces emissions but also minimizes noise pollution, creating a quieter presence in sensitive Arctic ecosystems. Our routes include historic scientific bases, where we reflect on the environmental impact of early exploration and research, fostering awareness of conservation. We offer a zero-emission alternative to ferries operating in these regions. Trekking is conducted with utmost respect for wildlife—we move carefully and unobtrusively, remembering we are guests in their home. Every aspect of our journey is designed to protect the fragile Arctic environment while deepening understanding of its unique biodiversity.
People
Local EconomyWe actively support local communities by working with regional guides who share their knowledge of the Arctic’s unique landscapes and culture. Whenever possible, we rent equipment from local providers rather than bringing everything ourselves, ensuring that our presence contributes to the local economy rather than bypassing it.
Employment, Inclusivity & Diversity
Our trips require only a small crew—typically one skipper—who is currently Polish, but we make a conscious effort to hire local guides for land-based activities. Skippers in our team come from diverse backgrounds, and we proudly employ women in this role. Recruitment is based solely on official legal qualifications; if someone meets the required certifications, they are welcome to work with us regardless of their background.
Our office team works remotely, enabling employment opportunities for people from smaller towns who might otherwise have limited access to such jobs.
Inclusivity is central to our ethos: minor disabilities are not a barrier to joining our crew, though severe mobility impairments (such as requiring a wheelchair) are unfortunately incompatible with the confined space of a small sailing yacht. We do not discriminate against LGBTQ+ communities—everyone is welcome aboard.
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