Iceland to Japan: the Northwest Passage and the Bering Sea
The full transit: west from Iceland across Baffin Bay, through the Northwest Passage, into the Beaufort and Chukchi seas, down through Bering Strait and along the Kuril arc to Japan. Sixty-seven nights, and the longest single voyage the line publishes.
- Operated by: National Geographic × Lindblad Expeditions
- Ship: National Geographic Resolution
- Length: 67 nights
- Regions: Arctic, Greenland, Canada, Alaska, Asia, Iceland
- Wildlife: Polar bear and walrus in the Canadian Arctic, beluga and narwhal, muskox ashore, then Steller sea lions, tufted puffins and short-tailed albatross in the Bering Sea
- From: $108,285 per person
- Route: Reykjavík → Westfjords (Iceland) → Prins Christian Sund → Qaqortoq → Nuuk → Sisimiut → Disko Bay → Baffin Island → Northwest Passage → Herschel Island → Nome → Pribilof Islands → Dutch Harbor → Aleutian Islands → Kushiro → Aomori → Sendai → Shimizu → Osaka
The ship
- National Geographic Resolution: 138 guests, built 2021
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