Choice of free air credit, hotel or WiFi – Book by September 30, 2025
Atlas Ocean Voyages will make its first foray into the Canadian Arctic in 2026, with the announcement of a brand new polar expedition to the region in September next year.
The groundbreaking voyage from Greenland to Newfoundland in Canada is now available as part of an exclusive, 18-night cruise and stay package from Australian small ship cruise specialist, Cruise Traveller, offering a choice of bonuses including air credits, hotel stays or unlimited WiFi for bookings made by September 30, 2025.
Cruise Traveller is the exclusive representative for Atlas Ocean Voyages in Australia.
The new voyage aboard Atlas Ocean Voyages’ 198-guest expedition ship, World Navigator, offers a once-in-a-lifetime journey through wild and remote regions of the Canadian Arctic and Greenland, both offering untamed wilderness, rich cultural diversity and unforgettable wildlife encounters.
“The Canadian Arctic is a vast. unexplored region of the world and should be on every adventurous traveller’s bucket list,” said Cruise Traveller MD Joseph OSullivan. “The harsh remoteness and stunning landscapes frame the fascinating cultural interaction with the Inuit people who have made this their home for many thousands of years.”
The newly unveiled Arctic itinerary offers adventurous expedition experiences, including expert-guided Zodiac safaris in Disko Bay in Greenland and the Button Islands in Canada – prime habitats for polar bears, walrus, and whales—along with scenic ice cruising and black bear sightings in Canada’s spectacular Nachvak Fjord.
Travellers will immerse themselves in the rich cultures of remote hamlets like Sisimiut in Greenland and Qikiqtarjuaq in Canada, engaging with local artisans from diverse communities, including Greenlandic and Canadian Inuit, as well as Basque and French heritage groups. Highlights include ancient Inuit traditions, and the unique charm of French-flavoured Saint-Pierre and Miquelon in Canada.
Cruise Traveller’s new, 18-night ‘Canadian Arctic Explorer’ package begins on September 20, 2026, with an included night in a New York hotel, followed by a private charter flight next day from New York to Kangerlussuaq in Greenland. There, guests will board Atlas Ocean Voyages’ spacious, 198-guest expedition ship, World Navigator, for a 17-night journey to St John’s in Newfoundland, Canada – the first time an Atlas Ocean Voyages Arctic expedition has featured Canada.
The voyage first takes in the wild and pristine splendours of Greenland before heading west to the Canadian Arctic and then south along the Canadian coast to the colourful village of St John’s where the voyage ends.
Including a night in New York, pre-cruise, charter flight, onboard beverages, guided shore landings and Zodiac safaris and the planned opportunity for a memory-making polar plunge dip, Cruise Traveller’s 18-night ‘Canadian Arctic Explorer’ package is available from US$13,369 per person, twin-share, in an Oceanview Stateroom.
Plus, under a special ‘Explorer’s Choice’ offer, guests can choose from three bonus options – a US$1000 per stateroom air credit, a pre-expedition hotel and land package, or enhanced unlimited WiFi. Guests booking a stateroom can select one of the complimentary amenities, while those booking a suite can choose two. Book by September 30, 2025.
To book, call the Australian representative for Atlas Ocean Voyages, Cruise Traveller, on 1800 507 777, or see the new Canadian Arctic package here or visit www.cruisetraveller.com.au/
There are also limited spaces still available for Atlas Ocean Voyages’ Arctic expeditions this August, 2025, featuring Greenland, Iceland and, Svalbard and Norway. Contact Cruise Traveller for details.
