Scandinavia – Arctic – Antarctica

Where cold seas sharpen the senses. From Norway’s midnight-sun fjords to the granite maze of the Stockholm archipelago, from East Greenland’s cathedral icebergs to the silent bays of the Antarctic Peninsula, these journeys are traced on the water, not on a map. We paddle at the pace of wind and swell, watching light turn mountains gold, whales surface in winter dark, and brash ice whisper along the hull.

All trips are guided and intentionally kept to small groups (4–8) for flexibility and a more intimate experience. Depending on the destination, we travel by sea kayak with overnights in tents or cabins, or use a liveaboard base— polar expedition vessels in Svalbard, Greenland and Antarctica—for safe access to wild shores. Routes are refined on site to match weather, sea state and wildlife, with one constant everywhere: safety, respect for nature, and authentic immersion.

If the North calls—or the Far South—pick your latitude and we’ll draw the next line of water together.



Norway – Tromsø (summer)

Midnight sun, fjords and the islands off Kvaløya: a luminous journey between Arctic beaches, mountains and clear waters. Ideal for a first northern immersion.

Sea kayaking in Tromsø in summer, fjords and midnight sun


Sweden – Stockholm Archipelago

A maze of granite islets, sheltered coves and red cabins: the paradise of gentle itinerancy—sea swims, sauna stops and soft Nordic light.

Sea kayaking in the Stockholm Archipelago, granite islets and quiet coves


Svalbard (Spitsbergen)

Glaciers, guillemot cliffs and drifting pack ice: the Arctic in its raw state. Routes designed to observe without disturbing, from a polar expedition vessel.

Sea kayaking in Svalbard, glaciers and Arctic scenery


East Greenland – Scoresby Sund

Deep fjords, glacier fronts and cathedral-like icebergs: one of the most aesthetic, wild polar navigations—at the pace of silence and ice.

Sea kayaking in East Greenland, fjords, icebergs and glacier fronts