Some cruises are serene scenic vacations. Others are bucket-list adventures. Seabourn’s first-ever Pole to Pole: Grand Expedition brings you the best of both in a 94-day voyage that stretches from the High Arctic to Antarctica, crossing more than 20,500 nautical miles and touching the farthest reaches of the Earth.

Departing August 18, 2027, aboard ultra-luxury, purpose-built Seabourn Venture, the Grand Expedition begins in Reykjavík, Iceland, and ends in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Along the way, guests will explore 14 countries and territories, including:

• Seabourn’s first time in the immaculate wilderness of Ellesmere Island
• The legendary Northwest Passage
• Wildlife-rich South Georgia and the Falkland Islands
• Hidden gems of South America and the Caribbean
• And of course, the majestic White Continent — Antarctica

What Makes Seabourn’s Grand Expedition Truly One Not to Miss

• Chase the Northern Lights in the High Arctic This journey begins in the otherworldly landscapes of Greenland and northern Canada, where remote cultures and pristine icy wilderness await. With abundant opportunities to search for the Aurora Borealis, guests can enjoy this celestial phenomenon from the ship’s Constellation Lounge, featuring floor-to-ceiling glass and 270-degree views. Whether wrapped in your complimentary custom Seabourn PolarShield Parka or sipping Champagne it’s a magical experience made even more memorable by Seabourn’s signature luxury.

• Navigate the Legendary Northwest Passage Traverse one of the most storied routes in exploration history. Seabourn’s new Northwest Passage itinerary allows guests to follow in the footsteps of famed explorers, with immersive storytelling and expert-led programming that brings centuries of exploration history to life.

• A World of Bucket-List Wildlife in One Voyage From polar bears and beluga whales in the Arctic to penguins and leopard seals in Antarctica, this expedition offers unmatched wildlife viewing. Whether you're in a Zodiac®, a kayak, on the open deck, or your private veranda, every moment is a chance to witness nature’s most iconic creatures in their natural habitat.

• Explore South Georgia & the Falkland Islands These remote southern islands are a haven for wildlife and dramatic, almost Alpine, scenery. Guests will visit smaller Falkland Islands teeming with black-browed albatross and five species of penguins, then explore the rugged, alpine-like terrain of South Georgia, home to over 450,000 pairs of king penguins. It’s one of the most spectacular wildlife sanctuaries on Earth.

• Walk the Frozen Road Less Traveled Exploring the immaculate landscapes of Antarctica is on many travelers’ bucket lists for good reason. When conditions are just right, you can make an ice landing where guests can step directly from the ship’s side door onto the frozen ocean—a surreal moment that defines true expedition travel. This rare opportunity is only possible aboard a ship designed for polar exploration.

Ready to Go to the Ends of the Earth?

Whether you choose the full 94-day voyage or the shorter 82-day option, this Grand Expedition is a rare opportunity to check off multiple bucket-list dreams in one incredible voyage.