The North Pole
Few places have stirred the hearts and minds of explorers more than the North Pole. At the turn of the last century, voyages of discovery and adventure by sled, balloon, airship and ship set off for the top of the world – and failed. It was not until 1926 that the pole was seen for the first time and not until 1948 that anyone actually stood there. And that is precisely what we hope to do on this historic voyage. Our aim is to stand at 90° North. It is the opportunity of a lifetime – so join us on an extraordinary voyage to the North Pole.
Experience our trips to The North Pole
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John Fai Ho
Our ships in The North Pole
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50 Years of Victory
Built 1993 128 passengersThis is the largest, most sophisticated, and powerful icebreaker ever constructed. Twenty years in the making, 50 Years of Victory is the first Arktika-class icebreaker to have a spoon-shaped bow. The ship, designed with a stainless steel ice belt hull 5 meters (18 feet) wide, breaks through ice up to 3 meters (10 feet) thick.
Future departures to The North Pole
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