Award-winning expedition travel company Aurora Expeditions has today unveiled its Arctic & Beyond 2027 season, featuring 25 transformative voyages across some of the most remote and awe-inspiring destinations on Earth.
With departures ranging from eight to 16 days aboard two of Aurora’s purpose-built expedition ships, Greg Mortimer and Sylvia Earle, the new season invites travelers to experience intimate small-ship adventures that span Svalbard, Greenland, the Northwest Passage, Scotland, Iceland, Norway, the Faroe Islands, Costa Rica and Panama.
Building on the brand’s commitment to responsible exploration, the 2027 expedition program features a diverse mix of Polar and Discovery voyages, new Special Edition itineraries, and dedicated solo cabins across every sailing.
“The Arctic & Beyond 2027 season showcases what Aurora does best: offering meaningful, responsible adventures in the world’s wildest places,” said Michael Heath, Chief Executive Officer of Aurora Expeditions. “From polar bears in the high Arctic to sea cliffs in the Scottish Isles, each voyage is designed to connect our expeditioners with nature, culture, and science in unforgettable ways.”
2027 Season Highlights:
- 25 immersive expeditions: 15 Polar voyages and 10 Discovery voyages across two purpose-built expedition ships
- New Special Edition Voyages, including:
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- Polar Bears in the Changing Arctic, in partnership with New Scientist Discovery Tours
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- The Arctic Women’s Expedition: Svalbard & Greenland
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- Iceland & East Greenland – Through the Lens Photography
- Expanded Discovery Program: three voyages in Scotland, two in Costa Rica, two in Iceland, and two combining Scotland & Norway
- An enhanced activity program to include paddling and snorkeling
- 10 dedicated solo cabins on every voyage, with no single supplement
- Early bird savings of up to 25% on select sailings
With bookings now open, Aurora Expeditions encourages travelers to secure their preferred voyage early to enjoy the best available offers and cabin selection.
For more information, visit www.aurora-expeditions.com
