Quark Expeditions

Highlights

• The fastest, most direct way to Antarctica
• Fly over Drake Passage
• All the Antarctic Peninsula highlights
• Photography instruction included
• Optional polar camping along the Peninsula

Highlights

• The excitement of a southbound Drake Passage crossing
• The speed and convenience of a northbound flight over the Drake Passage
• All the Antarctic Peninsula highlights
• Lecturers and specialists deliver presentations on geology and animal life

Highlights

• Snorkel with sea lions, marine iguanas and sea turtles, walk among giant Galapagos tortoises, and see one of the largest bird populations on Genovesa Island
• Explore volcanic islands, visit the Charles Darwin Research Station and Zodiac cruise through the Black Turtle Cove mangroves
• Enjoy this journey on its own, or as part of an epic adventure combined with an Antarctic Explorer expedition

Highlights

• Arctic wildlife – polar bears, whales and walrus
• Traditional Inuit Communities
• Remote National Historic Sites of Canada
• Tundra hiking for all fitness levels
• Zodiac cruising

Highlights

• Experience Greenland’s vast landscapes
• Explore the world’s largest fjord system
• Visit the largest and most remote national park on the planet
• Possibly catch sightings of muskoxen and whales
• Cruise in a Zodiac

Highlights

• Explore the Ilulissat Icefjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Visit Sam Ford Fjord, one of the most beautiful and isolated places on the planet
• View arctic wildlife, such as walrus and possibly polar bears
• Cruise in a Zodiac
• Visit traditional settlements and meet Greenlandic and Inuit locals

Highlights

• View expansive Greenland landscapes and icescapes
• Explore the world’s longest and largest fjord system
• Hike through the arctic treasure of Greenland National Park, the world’s largest
• Possible whale, musk ox, and polar bear sightings
• Cruise in a Zodiac

Highlights

• Explore the world’s seventh continent on the Antarctic Peninsula by ship, Zodiac and on foot.
• Learn about Antarctica’s unique geology, history and wildlife with an expert team of lecturers.
• See the incredible wildlife of South Georgia, often referred to as “the Galapagos of the South.” This includes more than 30 species of breeding birds, including four species of Penguin.
• Follow in the footsteps of Sir Ernest Shackleton’s perilous voyages on South Georgia and pause for a moment at his graveside.
• Explore the quaint, British town of Port Stanley in the Falkland Islands.