Northwest Passage In the Footsteps of Franklin – Greenland and Canadian High Arctic
Helicopters and history – a spectacular voyage | 18 Days
Explore the best of Greenland’s west coast, including one of the fastest and most active glaciers in the world. Commence with a flight to Toronto and charter flight across to Greenland. Your journey routes from Greenland along the length of Baffin Island to Resolute. Crossing into Canadian waters en route to Resolute, you’ll encounter spectacular limestone bird cliffs and Beechey Island, the eerie site of the Franklin Expedition.
Ship: Ultramarine
When: Usually operates in August, ask for next departure
Guide price: From £16,690 per person based on twin cabin (private facilities) with early booking discount
Activities: Helicopter flight seeing

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Clients’ comments
“Your service was truly exceptional! We have traveled a lot and tried the services of several companies (both in the UK and the US) and you rank right up there at the top (and we have used some good ones). Your responsiveness was very much appreciated, particularly when the 2014 trip was cancelled. This level of personal service really makes a difference. This was one of the best trips we have taken – one of those that was a revelation and will always be remembered (like our first trip to see the wildlife in Southern Africa, for example). And your service was first rate – we are so glad that we chose you to organize our trip. We would be happy to be a reference/resource for you with any future travelers (particularly from North America) if you would ever want us to.”
Richard and Christine Holdrup, Arctic Explorer
“Thank you for your welcome home. The holiday was absolutely brilliant. I have been expedition cruising since 1992 and this was the BEST of them all. The staff were so careful, watchful and caring. They were always available and collectively so funny. It was just great. Now, so was all your organising – thank you for all your help.”
Margaret Dykes, Into the Northwest Passage
“Just a brief note to say thank you for your efforts. The travel arrangements went very smoothly. My cabin was midships on the lowest deck, and was exactly where I would have chosen for myself. The first two days were the roughest weather I have ever encountered, with winds 45-50 knots. There were only about twenty other passengers in the dining room with me (out of 106), during that time! Very congenial company on board. Plenty of activity, usually two shore trips per day, with choices of charging and grades between, right down to a gentle saunter.”
John Hoskins, North-East Greenland voyage