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Doing the Right Thing and Doing Things Right: Oceanwide Expeditions Launches Its First ESG Report
With the launch of our first ESG report, we sat down with our CEO to hear more about our progress, the challenges ahead, and our vision for the future.
Svalbard's House of Death: The Chilling Mystery of Svenskhuset
Seventeen dead men. A locked-door mystery in the wilderness of Svalbard. Was the supernatural to blame for the horrors of Svenskhuset during the winter of 1872?
An Expedition Doctor at the Edges of the Map: An Interview with Sjoerd Verschoor
Sjoerd Verschoor joined m/v Plancius in Svalbard as the ship's doctor. We sat down to hear about his experience in the polar bear kingdom.
What are our landings like on an Antarctica cruise?
Our ships are built for polar exploration and equipped with Zodiacs. Discover what landings are like on an Antarctica cruise with Oceanwide Expeditions.
Inspiring Others to Take the Path Less Traveled: The Arctic Adventures of a Travel Specialist
Oceanwide Expeditions guest Lisa recently returned from a 9-night adventure exploring the dramatic fjords and glaciers of northern Svalbard.
How far in advance should you book your Antarctica cruise?
Book your Antarctica cruise in advance for maximum anticipation or choose a last-minute departure for a spontaneous adventure with Oceanwide Expeditions.
What types of ships are used for Antarctica cruises?
Our fleet of ice-strengthened motor vessels is ideal for an Antarctica expedition cruise. Oceanwide Expeditions: 30+ years of polar expertise.
Svalbard expedition vs Greenland expedition: how to choose?
How to choose between a Svalbard and Greenland expedition? At Oceanwide Expeditions, we’re experienced in both and have some insights to help you out!
Find out the best time of the year to travel to Antarctica
What’s the best time to travel to Antarctica? At Oceanwide Expeditions we know the best time to travel based on your preferences. Find out on our website!
Best Antarctica cruise for solo travelers
Join us on the best expedition cruise to Antarctica for solo travelers with Oceanwide Expeditions. Meet like-minded people on a life-changing adventure!
Frederick Cook's Arctic Claims: First to the North Pole or Polar Fraudster?
Frederick Cook, veteran of several expeditions in the Arctic and Antarctica, a man shrouded in controversy and disputed success.
The Legendary Tom Crean – the Irish Giant of Antarctica
One of the most remarkable and under-appreciated polar veterans, Tom Crean was renowned for his dedication, hardiness, resilience, and unwavering commitment to the men around him.
The Remote Weddell Sea: Pushing the Frontiers of Polar Tourism
We sat down with Expedition Leader Chris Long to discover what makes Oceanwide's approach to exploration so unique.
The Worst Journey in the World: Penguin Eggs at the Edge of the World
In the winter of 1911, with the world’s attention on the race for the South Pole, three men from the Terra Nova Expedition set out on a different journey across the frozen expanse that would turn out to be one of the most brutal sledging trips ever undertaken in Antarctica.
Discover Iceland’s Wild Edge in May: Join our Northwest Iceland Explorer voyage in 2027
See another side to Iceland this spring and experience a world awakening after a long Arctic winter!
Long Hikes in Antarctica - Redefining Polar Adventure - One Step at a Time
Antarctica is a world of icebergs, breaching whales and Zodiac cruises. Oceanwide Expeditions has something truly remarkable in the wilds of the south.
Why Svalbard should be on your list as photographer
Svalbard, known as the realm of the polar bear offers photographers an extraordinary combination of dramatic light, wildlife, and breathtaking polar landscapes.
The Gentleman of the Pole – Jean-Baptiste Charcot's Enduring Antarctic Legacy
Jean-Baptiste Charcot is among the most influential early polar pioneers. He helped document many regions, bringing the wild, vast unknown mass of Antarctica to life.
Whale watching in Svalbard - an unforgettable experience
Each summer, the waters around Svalbard come alive. The result is one of the most reliable regions in the Arctic for whale sightings.
Polar dreams and true grit: an interview with solo Atlantic rower Taryn Smith
On 29 January 2026, Taryn became the first American woman to complete the World's Toughest Row, 3,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean solo.
Otto Nordenskjöld: Scholar, Explorer, and Antarctic Pioneer
Otto Nordenskjöld led the way in advancing the geographical understanding of the White Continent, embodying the spirit of scientific discovery and endurance.
The Atlantic Odyssey: An Oceanwide Voyage Unlike Any Other
Our Atlantic Odyssey voyage is full of discovery, opportunities to encounter rare wildlife species, and the lure of stepping foot on some of the most remote locations on Earth.
