Two-Week Polar Expedition to the North Pole
SeasonApril-May |
Group size4-10 people |
Duration14-15 days |
Skill levelAdvanced |
Be one of the few adventurers to conquer the North Pole
Traversing to the North Pole is the final frontier. Not many people can say they ventured to the most northern point of the planet, and even fewer have reached it across the ice. The elements will test you and at times it may feel like the landscape has conspired against you due to thin ice ready to crumble under your feet, freezing temperatures and a combative transpolar current. Thankfully, Dixie Dansercoer, an IPGA certified Master Polar Guide with 30 years of polar exploration experience will be right by your side. On the scale of outdoor adventure, it doesn’t get any more epic than this!
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Tour Highlights
Prepare to fly to the Russian base Barneo by helicopter, then join the starting point of your expedition at latitude 89° north. You’ll be at the end of the earth, embarking on this polar expedition to the North Pole, a mythical point in perpetual motion. One degree and 69 miles (111km) later, you’ll reach the North Pole. You’ll spend your days skiing for 10 hours, under the watchful eye of the midnight sun — basking in its soft glow even when you set up your tents for a well-deserved night’s rest. On your last day, during the helicopter ride taking you back to civilization, you’ll be able to reminisce about the time you faced Earth’s most severe conditions and prevailed.