Description
At the gateway to the polar region, the Svalbard archipelago reveals deep fjords, enchanting glaciers and vast stretches of wild tundra. In Longyearbyen, embark on a comprehensive voyage to discover this unspoilt land nestled in the far reaches of the High Arctic, between 76° and 80° North latitude. As the journey unfolds, jagged peaks emerge and the first ice appears, with seabirds gliding overhead: northern fulmars, Arctic terns, black-legged kittiwakes… Exploring the North-East and South-East Svalbard nature reserves reveals grand landscapes, hidden fjords and wild shores where walruses find refuge. Svalbard reindeer and Arctic foxes roam freely across the tundra, while the blow of a whale may at times break the dark surface of the water. At the edge of the pack ice, a polar bear may appear, a rare sight in this world shaped by ice and silence.















