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Traveling with meaning & the importance of discovery-led experiences
We sat down with Raúl Gracia, who recently explored the fjords, glaciers and sea-ice of Svalbard on an expedition cruise.
Chasing Shackleton's Legacy in Antarctica with a Polar Historian
Join Shackleton scholar & polar historian Stephen Scott-Fawcett FRGS on a truly epic expedition voyage into the mighty Weddell Sea, retracin
Why should I visit the Arctic in July on an expedition cruise?
With 24-hour daylight, relatively mild weather, abundant wildlife, and beautiful landscapes, July is perfect to explore the Arctic.
Redefining Vegetarian Cuisine at the Ends of the Earth
Discover how Oceanwide Expeditions Head Chef Sachin Naik brings global flavors to unforgettable journeys at the edges of the world, and rede
Cherishing a grand Svalbard adventure: guest interview - Tom & Anna Reichenberger
For the husband-and-wife team behind a travel & photography blog traveling means happiness and the pursuit of new horizons.
Discover Unseen South Georgia & Follow Shackleton's Journey
South Georgia is forever etched into the annals of Antarctic exploration, and is almost intrinsically linked to the extraordinary career and
Chasing authentic experiences at the ends of the Earth: meet our guest Tuur Hermans
We caught up with Tuur to hear his thoughts on what makes travel so special, along with his time with Oceanwide at the ends of the Earth.
Shackleton's Tower of Strength and Right Hand Man - Antarctic Legend Frank Wild
There is perhaps no one better placed to offer insight into the allure of Antarctica than Frank Wild, one of the most highly decorated polar
Why should I visit Antarctica in January on an expedition cruise?
During January in Antarctica, the ice is at its most stable, wildlife is active, and temperatures are relatively mild.
The Legacy of the Thule Culture – Legend of the Norse, Tamers of Greenland
The mysterious Thule culture has left its mark on this wild, beautiful land, and its presence continues to be felt through the oral traditio
Retracing Shackleton's Legacy: Oceanwide Expeditions' Remote Weddell Sea Explorer
The Weddell Sea Explorer voyage is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to connect with one of exploration's most iconic sagas.
Seven Nights in Svalbard: On Expedition at the Top of the World
Read on to relive our Senior Copywriter George Janes' adventure on a 7-night expedition cruise exploring Svalbard's north west.
The lure of Antarctica – why people visit, and why people should
Antarctica is special. Antarctica means something different for different people. Discover an experience beyond even your wildest dreams!
Why should I visit Antarctica in November on an expedition cruise?
November in Antarctica is a time to truly appreciate the natural beauty of the frozen continent.
Why should I visit the Arctic in June on an expedition cruise?
In June, the landscapes become more accessible, revealing dramatic fjords, towering glaciers, and eerie historical sites.
A world full of wonder: how authentic travel experiences shapes us & our future
We spoke with Sean Traverse, a global, full-time traveler close to visiting every country, about what travel means to him,
Charting the Icy Edges of the Map: an Interview with Second Officer Martin Hansson
We spoke with Martin Hansson, Second Officer aboard m/v Ortelius about life on board, and the joy he finds in exploring the polar regions.
Iceberg A23a: Antarctica's Wandering Giant
This tabular, floating mass of ancient, compact ice is larger than some countries — and its journey has spanned decades.
The loss of the airship Italia: the final curtain call of polar airship exploration
Discover the tragic story of the Italia airship disaster, where courage and fatal missteps led to the loss of lives in the harsh Arctic, spa
The history behind a name: the celestial and terrestrial life of Petrus Plancius
Did you know that our vessel Plancius is named after an important figure in cartography, the Dutch-Flemish Petrus Plancius?
Amundsen takes to the skies: the aerial exploits of the airship Norge
Amundsen and the other men aboard the Norge are officially listed as being the first to reach the North Pole, either by land or by air.
Meet the Ortelius behind Ortelius
Our vessel Ortelius is named for a Dutch or Flemish cartographer, in this case, Abraham Ortelius (1527-1598).
