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Northern Gannet

Northern Gannet Northern Gannet Quick Overview Scientific Name Morus bassanus Population Estimated at 1,500,000-1,800,000 individuals globally Regions Arctic and Europe Destinations Jan Mayen, Iceland, Canada, Denmark, France, Norway, Spain, Portugal, England,...

Common Eider

Common Eider Common Eider Quick Overview Scientific Name Somateria mollissima Population Estimated at close to 2 million globally Regions Arctic and North Atlantic coasts Destinations Jan Mayen, Iceland, Canada, Svalbard, Greenland, Denmark, France, Norway, England,...

Black Guillemot

Black Guillemot Black Guillemot Quick Overview Scientific Name Cepphus grylle Population Estimated at close to 400,000–700,000 individuals globally Regions North Atlantic and Arctic coasts, including high Arctic islands and temperate zones Destinations Jan Mayen,...

Atlantic Puffin

Atlantic Puffin The Atlantic puffin or the “clown of the sea,” is a recognisable seabird in the North Atlantic. Famous for its beak and diving, it is essential in Arctic and sub-Arctic marine ecosystems. These birds usually have the same partner for life Atlantic...

Arctic Skua

Arctic Skua The Arctic Skua, also known as the ‘parasitic jaeger’, has adapted to some of the planet’s most challenging environments with its streamlined shape, agile flight, and bold behavior. Arctic skuas are also known as ‘parasitic...

Arctic Fox

Arctic Fox Have you ever heard of a fox that can change colors? And it is roughly the size of a house cat? We’re talking about the Arctic fox, one of nature’s most fascinating creatures spotted in the Arctic. If it is your first time visiting the Arctic,...

Emperor Penguin

Emperor Penguin Imagine going on one of our voyages and spotting a penguin that could be as tall as your child. We’re talking about the emperor penguin, the tallest and heaviest species seen during our Antarctica trips. They can grow up to 125cm tall and weigh...

Macaroni Penguin

Macaroni Penguin You might recognize this penguin from the famous Sony Pictures Animation movie ‘Surfs Up’. Even though in real life they do not surf, with its vivid orange-yellow crest, striking red eyes, and quirky name, the macaroni penguin stands out...

Albatross

Albatross With over 22 different species worldwide, and considered one of the largest living flying seabirds by its wingspan (which can be larger the size of a human!), albatrosses spend most of their time above the oceans due to their exceptional gliding flight...

Gentoo Penguin

Gentoo Penguin Antarctica’s penguins are one of the top reasons why people desire to travel to Antarctica. On the White Continent, you will certainly see hundreds of penguins and the wildlife of the region is remarkable. Though there are five different species of...