The navigation objective of 90° North
MG Signature Expeditions · AECO
Geographic North Pole Expedition
A rare high-Arctic voyage from Svalbard through pack ice toward 90° North on a confirmed ice-capable expedition vessel.
Durée16 days / 15 nights
SaisonJuly – August polar season; next confirmed departure on request
Prix de référence2026 reference from €37,200 per person
Standard du partenaireAECO · opérateur membre
MG Tourism · Conception de l’expédition
Ce qui rend le voyage précieux
Reaching the geographic North Pole is a navigation objective, not a guaranteed shore visit. Ice drift and weather govern the exact day, on-ice possibility and route. MG Tourism sells the journey only after verifying the operator, vessel, permissions and AECO status applicable to the voyage.
Long-range pack-ice observation
Svalbard coastal exploration when conditions permit
Itinéraire
Suivez le trajet réel de la ville-porte à la zone d’expédition, puis le retour.
- 01Longyearbyen
- 02Northern Svalbard
- 03Arctic Ocean
- 0490° North
- 05Arctic Ocean
- 06Spitsbergen
- 07Longyearbyen
Ouvrir chaque journée
16 days / 15 nights — compris jour après jour.
Chaque jour possède sa page. Météo, glace et sécurité peuvent modifier l’ordre.
Jour 01Longyearbyen
Longyearbyen arrival
Arrive early enough to protect the expedition schedule, review cold-weather equipment and meet the MG Tourism ground team.
Ouvrir la journée →Jour 02LongyearbyenBriefing & embarkation
Complete mandatory safety and environmental briefings, board the confirmed ice-capable vessel and sail north.
Ouvrir la journée →Jour 03North of SvalbardInto the high Arctic
Lectures and open-deck observation introduce navigation, sea ice and the wildlife signs used by the expedition team.
Ouvrir la journée →Jour 04Arctic OceanPack-ice navigation
The vessel works through changing leads in the ice while guests follow progress from observation decks and expert briefings.
Ouvrir la journée →Jour 05Arctic OceanWildlife watch in the ice
Scan responsibly for polar bears, seals and seabirds; distance and route remain under the captain and wildlife team's control.
Ouvrir la journée →Jour 06Arctic OceanNorthward through shifting ice
A full navigation day shows why the schedule is expedition-led: wind and ice continually reshape the safe route.
Ouvrir la journée →Jour 07High Arctic OceanApproach to 90° North
Position updates, polar science and final operational checks prepare guests for the geographic North Pole attempt.
Ouvrir la journée →Jour 0890° NorthGeographic North Pole
When navigation and ice allow, mark the arrival at 90° North with a carefully managed on-ice or onboard programme; no landing can be promised in advance.
Ouvrir la journée →Jour 09Arctic OceanTurn south: ice observation
Begin the southbound route through new ice patterns, using the changing light for photography and scientific interpretation.
Ouvrir la journée →Jour 10Arctic OceanPolar wildlife search
Observation teams scan leads and ice edges, where marine mammals and seabirds may appear; sightings remain entirely natural.
Ouvrir la journée →Jour 11Arctic OceanLife aboard the ice-capable vessel
Expert talks, bridge observation and wellness time make the long-range navigation part of the experience rather than empty transit.
Ouvrir la journée →Jour 12Arctic OceanIce edge & changing seas
Compare the central pack with the marginal ice zone and learn how currents, wind and season shape the voyage.
Ouvrir la journée →Jour 13Northern SvalbardReturn toward Svalbard
As land approaches, watch for whales, walrus and seabirds and prepare for a possible coastal operation.
Ouvrir la journée →Jour 14SpitsbergenSvalbard coastal exploration
A final Zodiac cruise or tundra landing is selected around wildlife, sea and local regulations.
Ouvrir la journée →Jour 15IsfjordenLongyearbyen return & farewell
Sail through Isfjorden, review the expedition record and confirm the following morning's transfer plan.
Ouvrir la journée →Jour 16LongyearbyenDisembark & onward journey
Disembark and continue to the airport, Oslo connection or a privately coordinated Nordic extension.
Ouvrir la journée →
Prix de référence
2026 reference from €37,200 per person
This is a historical/current-market reference, not a confirmed 2027 offer. MG Tourism publishes the sale price only after the next operating vessel, departure and cabin are verified.
Dates et prix sont indicatifs ; le contrat confirmé de l’opérateur régit la réservation.Demander cette expéditionFenêtres de départJul–Aug · polar operating windowSelon demande actuelle Exact next sailing · request verificationSelon demande actuelle
Cabines
Cabines
Le nom des cabines varie selon le navire. L’offre précise navire, pont, lits, vue, surface, occupation et annulation.
Ocean-view cabin
A practical twin cabin with a window or porthole; deck and exact configuration depend on the confirmed vessel.
Balcony cabin
Private outdoor access for landscape viewing, subject to the ship and sailing selected.
Expedition suite
More living space and, on selected ships, priority amenities; the written offer names the exact suite and benefits.
Inclus dans la base
- 15 nights across gateway and expedition accommodation as confirmed
- Shipboard meals and expedition programme
- Required group transfers stated in the proposal
Généralement non inclus
- International and Svalbard flights
- Insurance, visas and personal cold-weather items
- Anything not named in the confirmed operator contract
Conditions juridiques, médicales et de voyage
- Norway/Schengen entry eligibility and Svalbard flight requirements
- Operator medical approval and comprehensive polar evacuation cover
- Ability to follow strict bridge, deck, Zodiac and wildlife instructions
- AECO and local environmental rules
AECOStandard du partenaire
Une exploitation responsable, présentée avec précision.
MG Tourism organise le voyage avec un opérateur indépendant membre de l’IAATO ou de l’AECO. Son identité et son adhésion sont confirmées par écrit.
Faune, débarquements, glace et horaires ne sont jamais garantis.
Avant la demande
Avant la demande
Pourquoi un prix de référence ?
Navire, cabine, occupation, vols, taxes et activités font varier le prix. MG Tourism le confirme par écrit avant paiement.
Existe-t-il un visa polaire ?
Les règles dépendent de la nationalité, du passeport, des transits et des pays de départ.
Ce qui peut changer
Le capitaine et le chef d’expédition peuvent modifier ou annuler débarquement, vol ou activité pour météo, glace, faune, autorisation ou sécurité.