The Arctic
Northwest Passage
Northwest Passage transits run 16 to 24 days through the Canadian Arctic, combining polar history, Inuit community visits and genuine route uncertainty, because ice can force a reroute at any point. There are very few departures each season, so book roughly 18 months ahead.
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Chris Commisso · Expedition Expert

Erika Commisso · Travel Experience Architect
CLIA Elite Cruise Counselor · ASTA Verified Travel Advisor
Chris and Erika have personally sailed 18 expedition ships and explored eight expedition regions.
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