Description
A route linking Greenland’s fjord country with the Canadian Arctic, centred on art-making communities, tundra landscapes, and coastal wildlife zones. The journey moves from Nuuk’s sheltered waterways across Davis Strait into Nunavut and Nunavik, combining visits to renowned carving and printmaking centres with hikes across open tundra and landings along cliff-lined coasts. The final stretch through Southeast Baffin and Frobisher Bay adds ice, geology, and deep cultural history before ending in Iqaluit.
Trip Name
Heart of the Arctic - Canada & Greenland Expedition 2027
Days
13
Overview
Vessel Type: Luxury X-Bow®-Infinity Class Vessel
Passenger Capacity: 174 passengers in 93 cabins
Built: 2021
Ocean Victory carries the same next-generation expedition design as its sister ship, purpose-built for the demands of Antarctica and the Arctic. The patented X-Bow structure delivers a steadier, more comfortable ride through heavy seas and deeper ice, while the heated mudroom and multiple exterior access points streamline zodiac operations. Large stateroom windows, broad observation areas and hydraulic platforms keep the Polar environment in constant view, and amenities such as Jacuzzis, spa, gym, lounge spaces and bistro service support a high standard of comfort without dulling the focus on exploration.
Efficiency and environmental performance are central to the vessel’s build. Diesel–electric propulsion reduces fuel consumption and lowers emissions by roughly 50 percent compared with traditional expedition ships. Most cabins include private balconies, communal spaces are deliberately generous, and all core expedition infrastructure - photography support, science areas, medical capability and dedicated passenger services - is integrated into daily operations. The result is a modern, stable and environmentally responsible platform for seamless travel across both Polar regions.















