Arctic Cruise Holidays Guide | CruiseHols Guide To Cruising In The Arctic Ocean

The thought of visiting the Arctic often suggests expedition cruises and the need to explore on small ships but nothing could be further from the truth as you can easily visit the Arctic Ocean onboard a regular cruise ship.

There is a wide range of cruise lines and cruise ships that offer trips to the Artic, with many focusing on the Norwegian Arctic but others heading to Svalbard, Iceland, Greenland, and the Canadian Arctic.

Arctic cruise holidays are a great option for those who love to visit remote towns and villages, experience other cultures, see incredible natural beauty such as glaciers, waterfalls, and icebergs and who love to see wildlife whilst on a cruise holiday.

An arctic cruise can be enjoyed from the UK or from a wide range of Northern European cruise ports, so forget about the need to be an explorer and watch this guide to Arctic cruise holidays to where you can visit and why you should visit the Arctic Ocean on a cruise holiday.

As the world changes, the Arctic Ocean is now becoming easier and easier to visit on a cruise with some of the worlds biggest and most popular cruise ships heading to the region each summer.

In this video, we tell you which ports in the Arctic you can set sail from, which destinations you can visit and which cruise ports you can sail to the Arctic from including Greenland, Canada (The North West Passage), the USA (Alaska), Svalbard (Longyearbyen), Arctic Norway and both Svalbard and the Lofoten Islands.

Our guide to cruise destinations in the Arctic. Watch our guide to the ports in the Arctic, why you should visit the Arctic and why you should not to visit the Arctic.

#Arctic #ArcticCruise #ArcticCruiseHolidays #CruisestotheArctic

[cruisehols]

Have you visited the Arctic region on a cruise? Let us know all about it below in the comments. If you would like to visit the Arctic, let us know where!