Peregrine Adventures Antarctica & High Arctic Brochure

Peregrine Adventures presents Antarctica & High Arctic, a collection of small ship expedition voyages reaching the far icy ends of the planet. From the Northwest Passage to the Antarctic Peninsula, these journeys are designed to unlock the magic of the Polar Regions through expert teams and purpose-built vessels.

Expedition Vessels

Peregrine credits the success of its polar voyages to the credentials of its vessels and the team on board. The Peregrine Mariner and the Peregrine Voyager, considered best in their class, serve as the perfect 'home base' for exploring the polar wilderness, moving quickly from bay to island to fjord and offering a warm, comfortable homecoming at the end of each day's exploration.

Where You Can Sail

Peregrine operates world-leading expedition voyages across a range of remote destinations, with a small group size of no more than 110 in the Polar regions. No two voyages are ever the same, allowing the team to cater to many different interests.

• Antarctica and the Antarctic Peninsula
• The Falkland Islands and South Georgia
• The Canadian High Arctic
• The Spitsbergen High Arctic

Activities and Wildlife

Frequent shore excursions in the company of expert guides and naturalists let travellers explore pristine wilderness and discover an array of amazing wildlife. Possible pursuits include:

• Wildlife watching and ornithology
• Sea kayaking
• Hiking and camping on the ice
• Meeting the locals
• Photography

About Peregrine Adventures

Peregrine offers over 180 adventures in more than 70 countries, from walking, trekking and mountaineering to culture, wildlife, history, family adventures and expedition cruises. For nearly 30 years it has led the field in adventure travel through destination expertise, locally born and raised tour leaders, small groups, innovative itineraries and responsible tourism practices.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which destinations do these voyages cover?

The voyages cover Antarctica, the Falkland Islands and South Georgia, as well as the Canadian and Spitsbergen High Arctic, including the route from the Northwest Passage to the Antarctic Peninsula.

What is the maximum group size?

Polar voyages carry a maximum of 110 travellers, while Peregrine's land tours are limited to no more than 16.

Which vessels are used?

The Peregrine Mariner and the Peregrine Voyager, both considered best in their class, provide the 'home base' for exploring the polar wilderness.

What activities are available on board and ashore?

Travellers can enjoy wildlife and ornithology, sea kayaking, hiking, camping on ice, meeting the locals and photography, with frequent shore excursions led by expert guides and naturalists.

Who leads the expeditions?

Voyages are accompanied by expert guides and naturalists, and Peregrine is known for its locally born and raised tour leaders and high level of destination expertise.

How experienced is Peregrine in adventure travel?

Peregrine has led the field in adventure travel for nearly 30 years and offers over 180 adventures across more than 70 countries worldwide.

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