The Iconic Northwest Passage: Across the Top of the World
A 24-day Northwest Passage transit from Nome to Nuuk (flights back to New York on the fare quoted) built around named community stops rather than a straight run: Ulukhaktok, Gjoa Haven, Cambridge Bay and Pond Inlet, framed by the line as following the historic route of Franklin and Amundsen, through the Bering and Beaufort Seas, Lancaster Sound and eastern Baffin Island.
- Operated by: HX Expeditions
- Ship: MS Roald Amundsen
- Length: 23 nights
- Regions: Arctic, Canada, Greenland
- Wildlife: A 24-day transit visiting Ulukhaktok, Gjoa Haven, Cambridge Bay and Pond Inlet, with Inuit-led community programming throughout
- From: $31,284 per person
- Season: 2028
- Next departures: 2028-08-25
- Route: Nome → Bering Sea → Beaufort Sea → Inuvialuit Homelands → Franklin Country → Prince of Wales Island → Lancaster Sound → Eastern Baffin Island → Baffin Bay → Nuuk
The ship
- MS Roald Amundsen: 490 guests, built 2019
Departures
- 2028-08-25: $31,284
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