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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.
Oceanwide Expeditions Supports the Completion of Heritage Conservation Work at Two Historic Antarctic Bases
In partnership with the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust, we are pleased to announce the completion of conservation and survey work at two historically significant sites in Antarctica.
Oceanwide Expeditions announces two purpose-built eco-sail expedition vessels to be added to their fleet from 2029
Oceanwide Expeditions is pleased to announce the signing of a Letter of Intent for the construction and delivery of two eco-sail expedition vessels.
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.
Discover Iceland’s Wild Edge in May: Join our Northwest Iceland Explorer voyage!
See another side to Iceland this spring and experience a world awakening after a long Arctic winter!
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.
Women in Antarctica - breaking more than just ice barriers on the road to representation
For years, women were not represented in Antarctic exploration and field research. Throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, advances were gradually made.
Why should I visit the Arctic in October on an expedition cruise?
Enter a polar world stripped of summer's softness, with the drama, mystery, and harshness of winter encroaching with every passing minute.
Who are our expedition guides? Discover a team bursting with polar expertise!
Each of our passionate experts transforms every voyage into an immersive, educational, and unforgettable adventure at the edges of the map.
What animals can you see in Greenland?
You have the chance to get lucky with some rare sightings and unforgettable wildlife encounters, especially toward the end of the Arctic summer.
Frank Worsley - Shackleton's Savior & Antarctic Legend
For his actions as part of the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition, Worsley was awarded the Polar Medal.
Oceanwide Expeditions Sets a New World Record in Antarctica's Weddell Sea for the Second Time
M/V Ortelius sets a record for the southernmost point reached by a non-icebreaker passenger vessel in the Weddell Sea for the second year running.
Why should I visit Antarctica in March on an expedition cruise?
March is a quieter, more contemplative time to visit Antarctica. You'll experience an even more tranquil, atmospheric version of this already unique place.
Edward Bransfield - the Lesser-Known Discoverer of Antarctica
Much of Bransfield's later life remains a mystery, and for many years his role in Antarctic exploration went largely unnoticed and misunderstood.
The first to spot Antarctica? Fabian von Bellingshausen's 19th century polar exploits
Bellingshausen and his crew had potentially just become the first to sight the Antarctic mainland.
Why should I visit the Arctic in September on an expedition cruise?
Thinning sea ice, vivid autumnal tundra, and abundant wildlife preparing for the long winter make September a superb time to explore lesser-visited locations.
Captain Cook's Voyage to the Antarctic – an Overlooked Polar Legacy
Captain James Cook was born in 1728 in Yorkshire, England. He rose from humble beginnings to a British naval career.
Why should I visit Antarctica in February on an expedition cruise?
Throughout February, you can expect around 18–20 hours of daylight, giving you plenty of time for exploration, wildlife spotting, and photography.
A Cultural Guide to Ushuaia: Nature Experiences & Wildlife Spotting
Our expedition team has put together a list of their highlights from the region, including examples of wildlife you may spot along the way!
A Cultural Guide to Ushuaia: Art, Monuments & Museums!
Our expedition team has put together a handy guide to the cultural hotspots and must-dos of Ushuaia - ideal for your next trip to the place known as the 'end of the world!'
