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2026 SMALL-SHIP EXPEDITION CRUISES
A Message from Cedar Swan, CEO of Adventure Canada
For over three decades, Adventure Canada has been more than a name— it’s been a promise. A promise of adventure, discovery, and deep connection—with nature, with culture, and with each other. From humble beginnings as a small, family-owned Canadian company, we’ve grown into something much greater, shaped by challenges, strengthened by experience, and enriched by the trust and loyalty of you—our treasured guests.
Every journey we’ve taken has been made richer by the bonds we’ve formed: with the communities we visit, the landscapes that inspire us, and the vibrant community we’ve built with you. Together, we’ve created a legacy of meaningful travel that continues to guide us forward.
As we embark on an exciting new chapter in 2026, I’m thrilled to share some big news: this year, we’re introducing two ships new to Adventure Canada for our northern sailing season. Meet the Ocean Nova an intimate, inviting vessel—and the Exploris One, a refined and elegant platform. Each offers unique price points and amenities, yet both stay true to the heart of the Adventure Canada experience: authentic adventure, immersive nature and wildlife encounters, enlightening learning opportunities, and an unwavering commitment to community and culture.
Of course, sustainability, safety, and service remain at the core of what we do. And yes—fun, plenty of it. You
choose the vessel and the trip; we’ll take care of the rest. Visit our website to explore these new ships and find the perfect journey for you.
We know who we are: curators of transformative experiences that illuminate the beauty and wonder of our world. We know what we do: bring intrepid voyagers to the edges of the map, crafting moments that resonate deep within the soul. Most importantly, we know how to do it—with respect for the environment, genuine care for the communities we visit, and a passion for sharing the joy of discovery.
Every departure, every landing, every story shared over dinner or beneath the northern lights—these are the brushstrokes of Adventure Canada’s character. Your dreams, curiosity, and unquenchable thirst for authentic experiences have been our compass, guiding us toward new horizons.
In 2026, we’ll continue this journey together, not just as travellers, but as pioneers of a movement that defines coastal adventure travel in Canada and beyond.
If you are a past traveller with us, thank you for being part of our story. If you have not yet joined one of our journeys, it's time to be written into the plot!
Warmly, Cedar Swan CEO, Adventure Canada
Some of the photos in this brochure were taken with telephoto (zoom) lenses and may appear closer to wildlife, ice, or archaeological artefacts than we really were. We always keep a safe distance and follow mandated regulations.
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In Canada, we travel extensively through the Inuit homelands of Nunavut, Nunavik, and Nunatsiavut, as well as those of Innu, Beothuk, Mi’kmaq, HuronWendat, Abenaki, Wolastoqiyik, and Haida nations. We also visit Indigenous homelands around the world, including in what are today called Greenland, Costa Rica, Panama, Patagonia, Ecuador, and Tanzania.
We are grateful to the ancestors who cared for these areas and for the land defenders, water protectors, and guardians who continue to safeguard the ecosystems, historical sites, and spiritual places that we are privileged to visit.
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Cover: Francois, Newfoundland. ©Tom Cochrane
This page: Pushing through sea ice, Baffin Bay. ©Liz Carlson
It’s All About Connecting
©Todd Mintz
Eclipse River, Torngat Mountains National Park, Labrador
At Adventure Canada, we have one big mission: to connect you—to the wonders of nature, rare wildlife, jaw-dropping landscapes, local cultures (and their delicious food), history, music, science, and, most importantly, each other.
We do it all with heart, humanity, and a hefty dose of hope.
So, grab your metaphorical backpack and link arms with us. Together, we’ll explore the places you’ve dreamed of. People say it’s transformational. Perhaps it will be for you.
Travel with Purpose
©Liz Carlson
Ramah Bay, Torngat Mountains National Park, Labrador
Travel isn’t just about snapping photos and buying souvenirs. It’s about going deeper. Travel with purpose: to explore, learn, connect, and grow. Travel with yearning: for adventure, joy, fulfillment, and authenticity. Travel with respect: for nature, cultures, communities, and yourself.
When you travel with us, you’re not just a tourist— you’re a curious adventurer who refuses to let the world grow any smaller. So pack your bags and your biggest dreams—we’ve got a lot of ground (and water) to cover together.
©Nicole Holman
Restore Yourself with Nature
We call it Vitamin N—“N” for nature—and trust us, it’s exactly what the doctor ordered. On an Adventure Canada expedition, you’ll get a double dose of fresh air and awe, guaranteed to leave you feeling recharged and ridiculously alive.
Imagine this: you’re sitting on a 10,000-year-old tundra boulder, left behind by a glacier with impeccable timing. The silence is so loud it’s almost a symphony. The vastness is humbling. And suddenly, you feel it— that deep, heart-squeezing connection to the world around you.
Here, away from all the noise of your inbox and to-do list, nature does what it does best: it heals, restores, and inspires. Welcome to the ultimate reboot.
Wildlife Encounters
©Liz Carlson
Atlantic puffins in Iceland
An eye-to-eye moment with a wild creature in its natural habitat is pure magic—a privilege that stirs your soul and shifts your perspective. It’s not just about the thrill of the sighting but about finding a deeper connection to the wild and carrying that inspiration home.
Wildlife spotting is often a highlight of our expeditions, but the untamed places we explore mean animals can be elusive and unpredictable. Our expert guides take you where sightings are most likely, but luck is always a factor. Colonial seabirds may be reliable, but polar bears, muskoxen, walrus, and beluga require some good fortune and patience.
When wildlife appears, we’ll get you as close as possible. We’ll even alter the ship’s course if necessary. But we always keep a safe and respectful distance. After all, it’s their home and we are the visitors.
A single moment shared with a wild animal can leave a lasting imprint, like a tattoo on the soul. It’s these fleeting, extraordinary experiences that remind us we’re part of something much bigger and we share some responsibility.
Cross-Cultural Connections
©Dennis Minty
Building a Mi'kmaq Canoe, Miawpukek, Newfoundland
At Adventure Canada, our journeys aren’t just about where you go—they’re about who you meet along the way. Wherever we travel, local culture bearers join us as part of the expedition team. Inuit, Scottish, Faroese, Icelandic, Newfoundlanders, or Labradorians—these incredible individuals are here to help you dive deeper into the heart of their cultures.
Sure, you’ll experience Inuit throat-singing and drum dancing, Scottish haggis and Highland dancing, but that’s just the beginning. The real magic happens when these moments turn into genuine connections. It’s not about checking off a list; it’s about opening your heart and mind to new perspectives. Through storytelling, shared meals, and a few good laughs, you’ll leave with more than memories. You’ll leave with new friends and a fresh lens for seeing the world.
Lifelong Learning with Our Expedition Team
©Todd Mintz
Aleqa Hammond, former Prime Minister of Greenland, talks about Greenland politics in nature's classroom on Disko Island.
Forget boring lectures and stuffy textbooks—our expeditions are like stepping into the coolest classroom on Earth.
Led by our expedition team of local legends and quirky experts, every day is an opportunity to nerd out on topics that make your brain tingle. Learn about the effects of climate change on Arctic marine life, unravel the mysteries of Scottish folklore, sing along with rousing sea shanties, test your ability to differentiate
between colourful lies and truth while learning more about the dialects of Newfoundland and Labrador, or get hands-on with creative activities like printmaking or traditional Inuit beading.
Think of it as school with better snacks, more laughter, and a curriculum designed by Mother Nature herself. By the end, you won’t just feel smarter—you’ll feel more connected to the world around you.
©Nicole Holman
Croker Bay, Devon Island
Expeditions for Families
Family travel isn’t just a vacation—it’s a backstage pass to magic. Whether you’re laughing with siblings, exploring with parents, or swapping stories with your kids, these journeys bring everyone closer. Imagine hiking together, spotting wildlife, or sharing a laugh over who packed way too many socks. With
Adventure Canada, family time means slowing down, breathing deeply, and creating stories you’ll tell around the holiday table for decades.
Bonus points for the fact that these adventures make you look like the coolest family ever.
The Adventure Canada Way
Everen Brown and Matthew Swan Sr. in golf game at the North Pole
Adventure Canada’s founders
(Left to right) Dave Freeze, Bill Swan, Matthew Swan
Matthew Swan Sr.
Cedar Swan and Jason Edmunds with Islay and Charlotte in Ilulissat, Greenland
Devon Bayly-Jones, Damon, and MJ Swan
©Dennis Minty
©Dennis Minty
©Dennis Minty
Back in 1987, two brothers and a buddy had a wild idea: take people to the parts of the world where the maps have more blank space than names. Armed with a zany spirit and a love for adventure, they created a travel company like no other.
Fast forward a few decades, and the Swan family is still at the helm—now with the next generation steering the ship. What’s changed? Not much, except maybe the WiFi. What’s stayed the same? A passion for connecting people with the world’s most extraordinary places and each other.
Jason Edmunds, Cedar Swan, Charlotte Edmunds, Islay Edmunds, Matthew James Swan, Devon Bayly-Jones, Damon Swan, Robin Houlik, Alana Bradley-Swan, Leah Bradley-Swan, Olivia Faber, Ava Houlik, Brian Faber
Expedition team
©Jen Derbach
©Trevor Wallace
©Liz Carlson
THE THREE S’S
Safety, Service, and Sustainability
At Adventure Canada, every expedition is guided by our unwavering commitment to safety, service, and sustainability—overarching values that define our business.
Adventure may be our name but “safely” is how we do it. Your well-being is always our top priority, and we’re experts at balancing thrilling experiences with meticulous care.
Service? We’ve got that covered too. We’re here to make your trip unforgettable, and if there’s something on your mind, we’ll move mountains (or at least icebergs) to make it right
The pursuit of sustainability is at the heart of everything we do at Adventure Canada. We're deeply aware that our business— like all businesses— impacts the world around us. And that we have the potential to do good.
Our approach to sustainability begins with a harshly self-honest assessment of our impacts. Our ships and planes contribute to climate change. Our operations generate waste, and we know tourism can leave footprints on local cultures and communities in ways we might not intend. And the list goes on. But awareness is just the first step—action is where it counts.
We approach sustainability with a two-fold mission: first, to mitigate or eliminate harm we might cause,
and second, to maximize the positive changes we can create along the way.
We will be carbon-neutral by 2030. To get there we are investing in more efficient ships and are making it easy for our guests to offset the climate impacts of their time with us. On our primary ships, we have eliminated single-use plastics, aggressively reduced our waste generation, adjusted our meal plans to reduce both carbon and waste impacts, and implemented a “green” purchasing program and tools—to name a few of our improvements
Sustainability isn’t just about protecting the planet— it’s about people, too. For the communities we visit, it’s about building trust, fostering mutual respect, and doing our best to ensure that every community thrives long after we’ve set sail. It’s about fostering a diverse and inclusive environment for our guests and team members. And, it’s about doing our part to make sure that expedition travel is accessible to everyone regardless of their demographic identity.
For us, environmental integrity isn’t a checkbox; it’s a lifelong responsibility and a shared adventure.
Our Taste of Place program is another cornerstone of our regenerative travel efforts. It’s not just about enjoying a meal; it’s about experiencing a place through its flavours, traditions, and stories. You’ll learn about local harvest methods, meet regional producers, and taste dishes rooted in cultural heritage.
We work hand-in-hand with local partners, champion Indigenous food traditions, and contribute to local economies. Taste of Place transforms every bite into a connection—to people, to place, and to purpose.
©Todd Mintz
Expedition team members, John Houston and Randy Edmunds host a Taste of Place event along with local residents
Life Aboard and Ashore
Life aboard our ship is a delightful mix of serenity and zaniness—it all depends on your vibe and the time of day. Two things are certain: boredom doesn’t stand a chance, and you’ll discover kindred spirits to share the adventure.
Expedition life is all about adaptability, and every day offers something new. From captivating talks and hands-on workshops to trivia nights, concerts, singalongs, theme dinners, and dances, there’s never a dull moment.
When we step ashore, you choose the activity that suits you best—an energizing hike, a relaxed
beachcombing stroll, or a chance to join our photographer for some shooting tips or our ornithologist to spot feathered friends.
Of course, in the wild, nature always calls the shots. While we aim for Plan A, sometimes Mother Nature throws us a curveball and insists on Plans B or C—and that’s OK. Often, these surprises lead to moments even more magical than we imagined. Safety, comfort, and joy always come first. On an expedition, it’s the unexpected that makes it extraordinary!
©Tom Cochrane
©Todd Mintz ©Craig Minielly
©Lee Narraway
©Jen Derbach
©Dennis Minty
©Jacquie Matechuk
©Jacquie Matechuk
©Nicole Holman
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Scotland and Faroes: Isles and Wonders
June 4–16, 2026
From $11,595 to $22,295 USD
Duration: 13 days / 12 nights
Aboard Ocean Nova
Starts: Aberdeen, Scotland
Ends: Oban/Glasgow, Scotland
HIGHLIGHTS
› Appreciate Scotland’s picturesque shorelines and fascinating maritime heritage
› Wander among monuments at the heart of the Neolithic Orkney UNESCO World Heritage Site
› Discover crofting traditions on a visit to Foula, Shetlands
St. Kilda
Vágur
Papa Stour
SHETLAND ISLANDS
Fair Isle Foula ORKNEY ISLANDS
Stornoway
Outer Hebrides
Isle of Slye
Iona and Sta a Islay Oban
› View the largest seabird colony in the United Kingdom at the cliffs of St. Kilda
› Explore the Isle of Lewis, the largest of the Hebridean islands and a vibrant Gaelic cultural stronghold
Glasgow
Aberdeen
SCOTLAND
› Indulge in tranquil island culture and fantastic bird spotting on Fair Isle
› Take a Zodiac cruise through Fingal’s Cave—famed for its towering basaltic columns and natural acoustics
FAROE ISLANDS
©Dennis Minty
St. Kilda, Scotland
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Spirit of Scotland
June 13–23, 2026
From $12,995 to $21,195 USD
Duration: 11 days / 10 nights
Aboard Exploris One
Starts: Aberdeen, Scotland
Ends: Greenock/Glasgow, Scotland
St. Kilda
Sta a Stornoway
Isle of Slye
Iona Islay
Tory Island
IRELAND
HIGHLIGHTS
› Appreciate Scotland’s picturesque shorelines and fascinating maritime heritage
› Wander among monuments at the heart of the Neolithic Orkney UNESCO World Heritage Site
› Discover crofting traditions on a visit to Foula, Shetlands
› View the largest seabird colony in the United Kingdom at the cliffs of St. Kilda
› Explore the Isle of Lewis, the largest of the Hebridean islands and a vibrant Gaelic cultural stronghold
› Indulge in tranquil island culture and fantastic bird spotting on Fair Isle
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Papa Stour Fair Isle Foula ORKNEY ISLANDS
Glasgow
SHETLAND ISLANDS
Aberdeen
SCOTLAND
› Journey through Scotland's sacred past at Iona Abbey
› Take a Zodiac cruise through Fingal’s Cave—famed for its towering basaltic columns and natural acoustics
› Experience the charm of Ireland’s Tory Island
©Kristian Bogner
Fingal's Cave, Isle of Staffa
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Scotland, The Faroe Islands, & Iceland: North Atlantic Saga
June 16–28, 2026
From $9,995 to $19,995 USD Duration: 13 days / 12 nights
Aboard Ocean Nova
Starts: Glasgow/Oban, Scotland
Ends: Reykjavík, Iceland
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ICELAND
Reykjavík
Vestmannaeyjar Islands
Elduvík
FAROE ISLANDS Vágur
Tórshavn
Stornoway
Barra (Castlebay)
Isle of Skye Oban
Glasgow
SCOTLAND
HIGHLIGHTS
› Discover Barra, the ancestral home of Clan MacNeil, and its iconic Kisimul Castle, standing offshore near Castlebay
› Wander through one of Britain’s most important Stone Age sites, the Calanais Standing Stones
› Search the skies for fulmars, puffins, gannets, skuas, and other North Atlantic seabirds
› Experience the Faroe Islands’ dramatic, otherworldly land and seascapes
› Visit Heimaey, Westman Islands—a town nearly destroyed by a volcano!
Kisimul Castle, Isle of Barra
©Larry Frank
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Scotland, The Faroe Islands, & Iceland: North Atlantic Saga
June 23–July 3, 2026
From $10,995 to $19,195 USD
Duration: 11 days / 10 nights
Aboard Exploris One
Starts: Glasgow/Greenock, Scotland
Ends: Reykjavík, Iceland
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ICELAND
Reykjavík
Vestmannaeyjar Islands Oyndar ørður
FAROE ISLANDS Vágur
Tórshavn
Stornoway
Isle of Skye
Glasgow
HIGHLIGHTS
› Wander through one of Britain’s most important Stone Age sites, the Calanais Standing Stones
› Search the skies for fulmars, puffins, gannets, skuas, and other North Atlantic seabirds
› Experience the Faroe Islands’ dramatic, otherworldly land and seascapes
› Visit Heimaey, Westman Islands—a town nearly destroyed by a volcano!
› Explore Reykjavík; a clean, green, ancient, and contemporary city bustling with culture
SCOTLAND
Gjógv, Faroe Islands
©Liz Carlson
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Iceland to Greenland: In the Wake of the Vikings
June 28–July 10, 2026
From $8,995 to $18,595 USD Duration: 13 days / 12 nights
Aboard Ocean Nova
Starts: Reykjavík, Iceland Ends: Toronto, ON, Canada
Charter Flights: Southbound: $1,595 USD Nuuk, Greenland to Toronto, ON, Canada.
HIGHLIGHTS
› Search for whales while following the Viking route across the Denmark Strait to Greenland
› Encounter east Greenland’s pristine, stunning fjords
Brattahlíð GREENLAND
SERMERSOOQ
Nuuk South Greenland
Ikerasassuaq (Prince Christian Sound)
› Get close to glaciers and calving mighty icebergs
› Experience village life in Greenlandic fishing hamlets
ICELAND
Reykjavík
› Explore Erik the Red’s former estate at Brattahlíð
› Wander the streets of Nuuk, Greenland’s dynamic capital
©Liz Carlson
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Iceland Circumnavigation
July 3–13, 2026
From $12,995 to $21,195 USD
Duration: 11 days / 10 nights
Aboard Exploris One
Starts: Reykjavík, Iceland
Ends: Reykjavík, Iceland
HIGHLIGHTS
› Seek whales off the coast of Húsavík, Iceland’s whale capital
› View spectacular volcanoes, waterfalls, and glaciers
› Cruise Iceland’s extraordinary fjords and sea cliffs
EAST GREENLAND
SN Æ FELLSNES PENINSULA
WESTFJORDS
NORTH ICELAND
Húsavík
Seyðis örður
Reykjav í k
Vestmannaeyjar Islands ICELAND
› Visit the Vestmannaeyjar islands, home to Eldfell, the youngest volcano in Iceland
› Immerse yourself in Icelandic culture through music, storytelling, cuisine, and vibrant local art
› Explore Seyðisfjörður's vibrant art scene as you stroll its cobbled rainbow road and discover excellent handicrafts.
©Liz Carlson
Artist Qavavau Manumie demonstrates a printmaking technique in Kinngait (Cape Dorset), Nunavut.
©Lee Narraway
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Heart of the Arctic
August 2–15, 2026
From $9,995 to $19,995 USD
Duration: 14 days / 13 nights
Aboard Ocean Nova
Starts: Toronto, ON, Canada
Ends: Ottawa, ON, Canada
Kinngait (Cape Dorset)
Salluit
Charter Flights: Northbound: $1,595 USD Toronto, ON, Canada to Kangerlussuaq, Greenland. Southbound: $1,045 USD
Iqaluit, NU, Canada to Ottawa, ON, Canada.
HIGHLIGHTS
› Experience the extraordinary privilege of journeying through Inuit Nunangat—the ice, water, and lands of Inuit
› See and learn about the Qilakitsoq mummies at the Greenland National Museum in Nuuk
› Zodiac along the face of a Greenlandic glacier
Iqaluit
Ungava Peninsula
HUDSONSTRAIT
UNGAVA
BAY
CANADA
› Seek polar bears, marine mammals, and seabirds in the rich waters of Hudson Strait
› Visit Kinngait—the Inuit art capital of the world—and learn about Inuit art and culture from artists and experts
› Discover Akpatok Island, a designated important bird area, which
DAVIS STRAIT
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Nuuk
Kangerlussuaq
GREENLAND
serves as a vital breeding ground for a significant portion of the global North Atlantic thick-billed murre population
› Bask in the glowing Arctic light with 18-20 hours of daylight —a photographer’s dream
› Marvel at the tundra in summer bloom
ARCTIC CIRCLE
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Iceland to Greenland: In the Wake of the Vikings
August 15–26, 2026
From $10,995 to $19,195 USD
Duration: 12days / 11 nights
Aboard Exploris One
Starts: Reykjavík, Iceland Ends: Toronto, ON, Canada
Charter Flights: Southbound: $1,595 USD Nuuk, Greenland to Toronto, ON, Canada.
HIGHLIGHTS
› Search for whales while following the Viking route across the Denmark Strait to Greenland
› Encounter east Greenland’s pristine, stunning fjords
Brattahlíð GREENLAND
SERMERSOOQ
Nuuk South Greenland
Ikerasassuaq (Prince Christian Sound)
› Get close to glaciers and calving mighty icebergs
› Experience village life in Greenlandic fishing hamlets
ICELAND
Reykjavík
› Explore Erik the Red’s former estate at Brattahlíð
› Wander the streets of Nuuk, Greenland’s dynamic capital
©Liz Carlson
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Baffin Island and Greenland: Circling the Midnight Sun
August 15–28, 2026
From $9,995 to $19,995 USD Duration: 14 days / 13 nights
Aboard Ocean Nova
Starts: Ottawa, ON, Canada
Ends: Toronto, ON, Canada
Charter Flights:
Northbound: $1,045 USD Ottawa, ON, Canada to Iqaluit, NU, Canada.
Southbound: $1,595 USD Kangerlussuaq, Greenland to Toronto, ON, Canada.
CANADA
HIGHLIGHTS
› Experience the extraordinary privilege of journeying through Inuit Nunangat—the ice, water, and lands of Inuit
› Seek polar bears, seabirds, and other Arctic wildlife in pristine natural environments
› Cruise among icebergs at Ilulissat Icefjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
› Witness stunning glaciers, islands, and fjords in Sisimiut
› Immerse yourself in the rich traditions of Panniqtuuq
› Explore the rolling tundra at Southeast Baffin Island— Canada's largest island
› Discover the rich history and natural wonders of the Cumberland Peninsula
Iqaluit
CUMBERLAND PENINSULA
DAVIS STRAIT
Ilulissat Panniqtuuq
Kangerlussuaq GREENLAND ARCTIC CIRCLE
©Dennis Minty
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Into the Northwest Passage
August 26–September 11, 2026
From $23,995 to $35,695 USD
Duration: 17 days / 16 nights
Aboard Exploris One
Starts: Toronto, ON, Canada Ends: Yellowknife, NU, Canada
Charter Flights:
Northbound: $1,595 USD Toronto, ON, Canada to Nuuk, Greenland. Southbound: $1,100 USD
Kugluktuk (Coppermine), NU, Canada to Yellowknife, NU, Canada.
HIGHLIGHTS
› Experience the extraordinary privilege of journeying through Inuit Nunangat—the ice, water, and lands of Inuit
› Cross the Arctic Circle, seek polar bears, seabirds, and other Arctic wildlife in pristine natural environments
Ikirahaq (Bellot Strait)
(Coppermine)
CANADA
› Cruise among icebergs at Ilulissat Icefjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
› Retrace the historic route of European explorers, who for centuries picked their way through ice in hopes of finding a sailing route through the passage
› Spend time in one of Canada’s largest National Marine Conservation Areas, Tallurutiup Imanga, searching for marine life
› Transit Ikirahaq (Bellot Strait), the narrow and dramatic waterway at the very northern tip of continental North America
DEVON
Ilulissat
High Arctic
Kugluktuk
ARCTIC CIRCLE
Yellowknife
Nuuk
Sisimiut Coast
©Todd Mintz
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Out of the Northwest Passage
September 11–27, 2026
From $23,995 to $35,695 USD
Duration: 17 days / 16 nights
Aboard Exploris One
Starts: Yellowknife, NU, Canada
Ends: Toronto, ON, Canada
Charter Flights:
Northbound: $1,100 USD
Kugluktuk (Coppermine)
Ausuittuq (Grise Fiord)
DEVON ISLAND
BEECHEY ISLAND
Ikirahaq (Bellot Strait)
BAFFIN ISLAND CANADA
SMITH SOUND
BAFFIN BAY
Yellowknife Ilulissat
CIRCLE
Kangerlussuaq
DAVIS STRAIT
Yellowknife, NU, Canada to Kugluktuk (Coppermine), NU, Canada
Southbound: $1,595 USD
Kangerlussuaq, Greenland to Toronto, ON, Canada
HIGHLIGHTS
› Experience the extraordinary privilege of journeying through Inuit Nunangat—the ice, water, and lands of Inuit
› Seek polar bears, walrus, seabirds, and other Arctic wildlife in pristine natural environments
› Sail the fabled Northwest Passage
› Experience the majesty of the Northern Lights
› See the Franklin Expedition graves at Beechey Island
› Watch for marine mammals and wildlife in Tallurutiup Imanga (Lancaster Sound) National Marine Conservation Area
› Seek your ‘furthest north’ in Smith Sound
› Visit Ausuittuq (Grise Fiord), Canada’s northernmost community
› Cruise among icebergs at Ilulissat Icefjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
› Voyage the length of Kangerlussuaq Fjord (Søndre Strømfjord)—190 kilometres long!
ARCTIC
©Todd Mintz
Ilulissat, Greenland
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Greenland and Wild Labrador: A Torngat Mountains Adventure
August 28–September 11, 2026
From $11,995 to $22,795 USD
Duration: 15 days / 14 nights
Aboard Ocean Nova
Starts: Toronto, ON, Canada
Ends: St. John's, NL, Canada
Charter Flights:
Northbound: $1,595 USD Toronto, ON, Canada to Kangerlussuaq, Greenland.
NUNATSIAVUT
CANADA
HIGHLIGHTS
› Experience the extraordinary privilege of journeying through Inuit Nunangat—the ice, water, and lands of Inuit
› Zodiac along the face of a Greenlandic glacier
› See and learn about the Qilakitsoq mummies at the Greenland National Museum in Nuuk
› Hike and Zodiac among the fall colours of Torngat Mountains National Park, a model of Inuit leadership
ARCTIC CIRCLE
Kangerlussuaq
GREENLAND
LABRADOR Nuuk
SERMERSOOQ
Torngat Mountains Range
Hebron
LABRADOR SEA DAVIS STRAIT
L’Anse aux Meadows Nain
St. John’s
› Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of L’Anse aux Meadows
› Sail through the Narrows into St. John’s historic harbour for a spectacular finale
NEWFOUNDLAND
©Jen Derbach
Eclipse Sound, Torngat Mountains National Park
SMALL–SHIP EXPEDITION CRUISE
Newfoundland
Circumnavigation
September 11–22, 2026
From $9,595 to $19,595 USD
Duration: 12 days / 11 nights
Aboard Ocean Nova
Starts: St. John's, NL, Canada
Ends: St. John's, NL, Canada
LABRADOR
NEWFOUNDLAND
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HIGHLIGHTS
› Revel in Newfoundland’s worldfamous culture and hospitality
› Experience life in remote outports and fishing villages
› Visit North America’s only authenticated Norse site at L’Anse aux Meadows
› Enjoy a warm Mi’kmaw welcome in Miawpukek First Nation
› Get a taste of Europe on the French island of Saint-Pierre
› Visit three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Red Bay, L’Anse aux Meadows, and Gros Morne National Park
› Savour local dishes and meet the fishers and growers who make it happen through Adventure Canada’s signature Taste of Place culinary program
St. John’s
L’Anse aux Meadows
Red Bay
Gros Morne National Park
Saint-Pierre Francois Miawpukek (Conne River)
FRANCE
©Dennis Minty
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SMALL–SHIP EXPEDITION CRUISE
Greenland and Wild Labrador: A Torngat Mountains Adventure
September 27–October 11, 2026
From $15,995 to $24,195 USD
Duration: 15 days / 14 nights
Aboard Exploris One
Starts: Toronto, ON, Canada Ends: St. John's, NL, Canada
Charter Flights: Northbound: $1,595 USD Toronto, ON, Canada to Kangerlussuaq, Greenland.
NUNATSIAVUT
CANADA
Kangerlussuaq
ARCTIC CIRCLE
DAVIS STRAIT
LABRADOR Nuuk
SERMERSOOQ
Torngat Mountains Range
Hebron
LABRADOR SEA
L’Anse aux Meadows Nain
St. John’s
HIGHLIGHTS
› Experience the extraordinary privilege of journeying through Inuit Nunangat—the ice, water, and lands of Inuit
› Zodiac along the face of a Greenlandic glacier
› Cross the Arctic Circle by ship via glorious Kangerlussuaq Fjord
(Søndre Strømfjord)
› See and learn about the Qilakitsoq mummies at the Greenland National Museum in Nuuk
› Hike and Zodiac among the fall colours of Torngat Mountains National Park, a model of Inuit leadership
› Enjoy a warm Inuit welcome in Nain, the administrative capital of Nunatsiavut
› Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of L’Anse aux Meadows
› Sail through the Narrows into St. John’s historic harbour for a spectacular finale
NEWFOUNDLAND
GREENLAND
©Dennis Minty
Exploris One
Expeditions
Greenland and Wild Labrador: A Torngat Mountains Adventure
September 27–October 11, 2026
From $15,995 to $24,195 USD
Starts: Toronto, ON, Canada | Ends: St. John’s, NL, Canada
Iceland Circumnavigation
July 3-13, 2026
From $12,995 to $21,195 USD
Starts: Reykjavík, Iceland | Ends: Reykjavík, Iceland
Iceland to Greenland: In the Wake of the Vikings
August 15–26, 2026
From $10,995 to $19,195 USD
Starts: Reykjavík, Iceland | Ends: Toronto, ON, Canada
Into the Northwest Passage
August 26–September 11, 2026
From $23,995 to $35,695 USD
Starts: Toronto, ON, Canada | Ends: Yellowknife, NU, Canada
Out of the Northwest Passage
September 11–27, 2026
From $23,995 to $35,695 USD
Starts: Yellowknife, NU, Canada | Ends: Toronto, ON, Canada
Scotland, The Faroe Islands, & Iceland: North Atlantic Saga
June 23–July 3, 2026
From $10,995 to $19,195 USD
Starts: Glasgow/Greenock, Scotland | Ends: Reykjavík, Iceland
Spirit of Scotland
June 13–23, 2026
From $12,995 to $21,195 USD
Starts: Aberdeen, Scotland | Ends: Greenock/Glasgow, Scotland
©Dennis Minty
©Liz Carlson
©Liz Carlson
©Liz Carlson
©Todd Mintz
©Todd Mintz
©Kristian Bogner
Exploris One
Wake up aboard the Exploris One, where breathtaking ocean views from your cabin spark your inner poet. The suites even have balconies! This intimate ship, hosting 144 explorers, pairs comfort with bold exploration. Indulge in panoramic views, live music, hands-on workshops, and welcoming spaces perfect for relaxation. Weary at the end of a day? Jump in a jacuzzi, restore yourself in the sauna or steam room, or have a relaxing massage.
Dining is a delight. Top chefs craft dishes blending local flavours with international favourites, served in
cozy open-seating spaces—indoors or al fresco. As for drinks, there is specialty beverage service 24/7 (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic) at no extra charge!
Off-ship, Zodiacs whisk you to wildlife viewing spots and picturesque coastlines, ensuring every journey ashore is seamless and exhilarating. Whether unwinding on deck or exploring ashore, the Exploris One blends the thrill of adventure with the joy of relaxation, crafting indelible memories with every nautical mile.
Facilities
› Panoramic bridge
› Bridge deck
› Elevators to all deck
› Steam room
› Complimentary Launderette
› Reception
› Ready room
› Medical centre
› Gym with sea-views
DECK 3
Exploris One Deck Plan
DECK 4
DECK 5
MEDICAL CENTER RECEPTION
PREMIUM STATEROOM
SINGLE STATEROOM
OCEAN STATEROOM
READY ROOM
DECK 6
MAIN RESTAURANT
FITNESS CENTER
DELUXE STATEROOM SUPERIOR STATEROOM
MAIN LOUNGE GIFT SHOP
DISCOVERY SUITE BALCONY STATEROOM
WELLNESS CENTER
EXTERIOR GRILL
JACUZZIS
LEARNING LOUNGE OBSERVATION LOUNGE
DECK 7
PANORAMIC BRIDGE OWNER’S SUITES
NAVIGATOR SUITE GRAND SUITE
› Marble bathroom with shower
› Hair dryer, bathrobe, towels, body wash, and hair care products
› Desk and stationery
› Private air conditioning
› 24-hour room service
› Wi-Fi internet access
› Wardrobe with a safe
› Electrical Outlets: 110/220V
CATEGORY A
SINGLE STATEROOM
Deck three: picture window, one queen size bed, with the option to split into two beds — approx. 190 sq. ft.
CATEGORY 9 OWNER'S SUITE
Deck seven: two sliding panoramic bay windows , one queen size bed, with the option to split into two beds — approx. 720 sq. ft. including a large 54 sq. ft. private terrace
CATEGORY 7 NAVIGATOR SUITE
Deck seven: sliding panoramic bay window, one queen size bed, with the option to split into two beds — approx. 398 sq.ft. including a large 86 sq. ft. balcony
CATEGORY 8 GRAND SUITE
Deck seven: sliding panoramic bay window, one queen size bed, with the option to split into two beds — approx. 613 sq. ft. including a large 86 sq. ft. private balcony
CATEGORY 6 DISCOVERY SUITE
Deck five: two sliding panoramic bay windows, one queen size bed, with the option to split into two beds — approx. 420 sq. ft. including two 16 sq. ft. (each) French balconies
CATEGORY 5 BALCONY STATEROOM
Deck five: sliding panoramic bay window, one queen size bed, with the option to split into two beds — approx. 215 sq. ft. including a 16 sq. ft. French-style balcony
CATEGORY 3
OCEAN STATEROOM
Deck three: picture window, one queen size bed, with the option to split into two beds — approx. 190 sq. ft.
CATEGORY 2
SUPERIOR STATEROOM
CATEGORY 4 DELUXE STATEROOM
Deck four: large picture window, one queen size bed, with the option to split into two beds — approx. 190 sq. ft.
Deck four: large picture window, one queen size bed, with the option to split into two beds — approx. 182 sq. ft.
CATEGORY 1
PREMIUM STATEROOM
Deck three: two porthole windows, one queen size bed, with the option to split into two beds — approx. 160 sq. ft.
Ocean Nova
Expeditions
Baffin Island and Greenland: Circling the Midnight Sun
August 15–28, 2026
From $9,995 to $19,995 USD
Starts: Ottawa, ON, Canada | Ends: Toronto, ON, Canada
Greenland and Wild Labrador: A Torngat Mountains Adventure
August 28–September 11, 2026
From $11,995 to $22,795 USD
Starts: Toronto, ON, Canada | Ends: St. John’s, NL, Canada
Heart of the Arctic
August 2–15, 2026
From $9,995 to $19,995 USD
Starts: Toronto, ON, Canada | Ends: Ottawa, ON, Canada
Iceland to Greenland: In the Wake of the Vikings
June 28–July 10, 2026
From $8,995 to $18,595 USD
Starts: Reykjavík, Iceland | Ends: Toronto, ON, Canada
Newfoundland Circumnavigation
September 11–22, 2026
From $9,595 to $19,595 USD
Starts: St. John’s, NL, Canada | Ends: St. John’s, NL, Canada
Scotland and Faroes: Isles and Wonders
June 4–16, 2026
From $11,595 to $22,295 USD
Starts: Aberdeen, Scotland | Ends: Oban/Glasgow, Scotland
Scotland, The Faroe Islands, & Iceland: North Atlantic Saga
June 16–28, 2026
From $9,995 to $19,995 USD
Starts: Glasgow/Oban, Scotland | Ends: Reykjavík, Iceland
©Dennis Minty
©Lee Narraway
©Dennis Minty
©Jen Derbach
©Dennis Minty
©Liz Carlson
©Dennis Minty
Ocean Nova
Imagine waking up to breathtaking sea views through your cabin windows, each one whispering promises of adventure. Built in Denmark in 1992 for Greenland’s icy waters, this ship sails with a lighter carbon footprint than most expedition vessels. Its crown jewel? A glassenclosed lounge with sweeping 200-degree views— perfect for whale watching and seabird spotting. Prefer the outdoors? The open decks are a dream for photographers and scenery lovers. With a shallow
draft and easy Zodiac access, you’ll spend more time exploring and less time ferrying. Meals feature open seating and ocean views, with globally inspired options to suit all tastes—including vegetarian and fish dishes. Desserts, made fresh daily, are a highlight. Special diets? We’ve got you covered! On the Ocean Nova, every moment connects you to nature, each other, and discovery.
Facilities
› 24-hour beverage station
› Ocean facing gym
› Bar (charges apply)
› Medical Clinic
› Open bridge policy
› Wi-Fi access
› Gift Shop
› Laundry
Deck Plan
TOP DECK
ZODIAC DECK OBSERVATION LOUNGE
OBSERVATION DECK BAR
BRIDGE DECK
UPPER DECK
MAIN DECK
LOUNGE GYM BRIDGE LIBRARY CATEGORY 4
DINING ROOM
CATEGORY 3
CATEGORY 1
CATEGORY 5
CATEGORY 2
CATEGORY 6
SOUVENIR SHOP ZODIAC ACCESS CLINIC
› Bathroom with a shower
› Hair dryer, bathrobe, towels, body wash, and hair care products
› Desk with a chair
› Wardrobe
› Cupboard
› Air Ventilation
Ocean Nova
› Electrical Outlets: 220V/50Hz (European)
CATEGORY 6 SINGLE
Upper deck: window, one lower berth — approx. 86–114 sq. ft.
CATEGORY 4 BRIDGE DECK TWIN
Bridge deck: window, two lower berths — approx. 104–112 sq. ft.
CATEGORY 5 SUPERIOR TWIN
Upper deck: window, two lower berths — approx. 145–156 sq. ft.
CATEGORY 3 UPPER DECK TWIN
Upper deck: window, two lower berths or matrimonial bed — approx. 106–140 sq. ft.
CATEGORY 2 BUNK BED TWIN
Upper deck: window, bunk bed twin — approx. 86–122 sq. ft.
CATEGORY 1 TRIPLE
Upper deck: window, two lower and one upper berth — approx. 159 sq. ft.
Program Enhancements
We’re pleased to provide the following optional program enhancements to help you make the very most of every day—in your own way!
Expedition Jackets
COMPLIMENTARY
You will receive a complimentary expedition jacket to keep you protected from the elements. Designed specifically for expedition travel, your jacket is waterproof and windproof. This jacket is yours to keep as a coveted and useful memento of your adventure.
Qajaq/Kayak
Explore at sea level in small groups with our experienced kayak guides. We offer excursions on double kayaks, as well as the essential gear for safety and comfort.
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©Victoria Polsoni
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