LIVEABOARD DIVING IN Arctic Circle

Embarking on an Arctic-polar diving expedition presents an unparalleled adventure, where the icy waters of the polar regions unveil a world far removed from anything else on Earth. From the remote archipelago of Svalbard, with its dramatic landscapes of Spitzbergen, to the awe-inspiring fjords of East Greenland, these journeys are not just about exploring the surface but also discovering the mysteries that lie beneath the Arctic waves.

Spitzbergen, Svalbard: This expedition route combines the stark beauty of northern and southern Svalbard, taking adventurers through key Arctic locations like Liefdefjorden, Edgeøya, and Bear Island's vibrant bird colonies. The varied fjords and majestic shorelines offer chances to spot Arctic wildlife, including foxes, polar bears, and an array of whale species and seabirds. The underwater realm here is just as captivating, with cold-water corals and unique marine life adapted to the polar environment.

East Greenland - Scoresby Sund: Crossing the Arctic Circle, this expedition enters the waters teeming with whales, navigating towards the world's largest and deepest fjord system. The journey is illuminated by the ethereal glow of the Northern Lights, guiding the way to colossal icebergs and remote coastlines. Marine and bird life flourish, with potential sightings of fulmars, kittiwakes, and whales. The dive sites in Scoresby Sund offer encounters with ice formations and marine species in crystal clear, though cold, waters.

Diving in the Arctic: Diving in the Arctic is an endeavor that demands experience and skill. Participants must be proficient in dry suit diving and familiar with cold water conditions. The adventure is governed by the unpredictable Arctic weather and ice conditions, ensuring each dive is a unique experience. The underwater landscapes, from icebergs frozen in time to the diverse marine life, offer a silent world waiting to be explored