The ultimate Greenland experience – a unique, epic adventure into Northeast Greenland National Park, the world’s largest national park, and Scoresbysund, the longest fjord system on Earth.
This mighty 12 and 14-day expedition gives you the best of both worlds, taking in two of the world’s most remote destinations in one epic adventure. Explore the mythical Scoresbysund fjord system before pushing on into Greenland’s wild heart – Northeast Greenland National Park – a vast protected area only a lucky few have the privilege to experience first-hand.
Natural pantheons of sublime scenery, both lands are rich with geological wonder and Arctic wildlife, including polar bears, reindeer, musk oxen, and narwhals.
Did you know? Northeast Greenland National Park is so vast it covers more than a quarter of Greenland, the largest island on Earth. Unbelievably, it is larger than 166 of the planet’s 195 countries!
This adventure is our longest expedition ever.
You’ll need every second of it to explore all Scoresbysund and Northeast Greenland National Park have to offer.
Nature unlimited.
Marvel at the natural world on a completely new scale during this fortnight of exploration in Greenland, taking in two of the most significant environments on the planet: Scoresbysund and Northeast Greenland National Park.
First, we explore Scoresbysund, a labyrinthine network of deep-cut fjords carved into the east coast of Greenland, known for its still waters littered with idiosyncratically sculpted icebergs.
Next, we set a course for Northeast Greenland National Park – the road even less travelled, a badge of honour for true wilderness pioneers. Even fewer adventurers have been lucky enough to experience this perspective-defying crucible of glacier-crowned valleys and art-gallery icebergs, reflected in the mirrorlike waters of its fjords.
No explorer forgets the first time they sailed into Kong Oscar Fjord, the gateway to the national park, stretching out for 16 miles at its widest point, strewn with icebergs and floes of infinite variety. Glacier tongues push dramatically down to the shoreline of Kaiser Franz Joseph Fjord, presided over by the imposing Teufelsschloss (The Devil's Castle), a fiendishly red peak. This is wilderness at its most atmospheric.
At all moments, keep a lookout for Greenland’s iconic wildlife – polar bears, musk oxen, narwhals, Arctic foxes, and more – gracing the shores and waters. Wildlife encounters are more common within the protected lands of the national park.
Our longest expedition ever, this is the choice for wilderness pioneers and adventurers.
Expedition highlights
A full 12 or 14 days of exploration – our longest expedition yet is the ultimate Greenland adventure
Two natural wonders, one wonder-filled adventure: marvel at Scoresbysund fjord system before venturing even further into the wild heart of nature in Northeast Greenland National Park
Take in Arctic landscapes of towering icebergs, monumental glaciers, and mesmerising fjords on a scale unlike anywhere else on Earth
Visit the remote settlement of Ittoqqortoormiit and learn about the unique Greenlandic way of life
Spot Greenland’s iconic wildlife – musk oxen, seabirds, seals, narwhals, reindeer, polar bears – in their Arctic home. Sightings are more common in the protected area of the national park
The Expedition Micro Cruise concept
Transformative small-group experience
Disconnect from modern life on a small-ship expedition. Just you, your crew, and the world at its wildest.
World-class expedition leaders and guides
Our polar superstars. Tap into their knowledge and passion, with the best guide-to-guest ratios in both polar regions.
Exciting Zodiac cruises and shore landings
Out in the field is our happy place. We explore as one, with no queuing or waiting for excursions.
Open-ended exploration
We prefer to embrace spontaneity and make the most of every opportunity nature presents us with.
Comfortable accommodations
Our fleet of ships are decked out to be your home-from-home. The biggest luxury we offer? The time and freedom to explore.
Transformative small-group experience
World-class expedition leaders and guides
Exciting Zodiac cruises and shore landings
Open-ended exploration
Comfortable accommodations
“Secret Atlas provides the trip of a lifetime. If you are looking for a cruise that only has a small number of people, then this is a trip you can't go past.”
— JB, Secret Atlas guest in East Greenland
Experiences
Experiences
We don’t follow a fixed itinerary
We prefer to embrace spontaneity and make the most of every opportunity nature presents to us. This is how we believe a true, authentic expedition should run. After all, the thrill of adventuring into the unknown is more rewarding than a journey that runs on tracks!
So all our listed itineraries are for guidance only. The day-to-day activities may vary depending on the ice, the weather, and the wildlife. Landings are subject to site availability and permissions, and always in line with AECO regulations.
For even more flexibility, get in touch about making this a private yacht charter.
What your expedition could look like
Depart
Day 01
70°74'N, 22°64'W
Meet other guests and Secret Atlas rep at the pre-arranged meeting point in Keflavik Airport or Reykjavik Airport, Iceland before going through security together and boarding our private charter plane to Nerlerit Inaat Airport (Constable Point), Greenland.
From the airport, we will take a short hike to the shore and board Zodiac boats to take us to our expedition ship.
Days 02–05
71°00'N, 26°25'W
Explore Scoresbysund, touring steep-sided Ofjord and landing on the Bear Islands for panoramic views of this scenic stretch of the fjord system.
Land on Sydkap to discover Thule remains and a hunters’ cabin, gaining a dramatic perspective on the surrounding icebergs.
Days 06–07
72°28'N, 24°41'W
Sail into Kong Oscar Fjord, entering Northeast Greenland National Park.
Land at Antarctic Havn, hearing the stories of Erik the Red and the Norwegian governor who had his residence here in the 1930s, and hiking to an atmospheric cabin, half-submerged by an avalanche.
Stop at Holm Bugt, with its sandy beach, trapper cabin, and Thule remains – we might even spot some lemmings!
Segelsällskapet Fjord is a hugely geologically rich area, with alternating layers of dolomite and limestone jutting attractively out of the earth.
Days 08–10
73°20'N, 24°50'W
Continue the adventure in the wondrous Kejser Franz Josephs Fjord, taking in the island of Ymer Ø and the extraordinarily dramatic Teufelsschloss (Devil’s Castle) peak.
Blomsterbugt (Flowers Bay in Danish) is an attractive spot to absorb the colours of the surrounding plainland, spot divers, and meet the local population of Arctic hares. But there’s a darker side to this bay the Norwegians called Vargbukta (or Wolf Bay).
At the end of Kejser Franz Josephs Fjord, land on Kapp Ovibos, a sandy bay known for its wildflowers.
Days 11–12
71°09'N, 21°91'W
Head back to Scoresbysund via Storefjord, an abandoned Norwegian hunting, meteorological, and radio station, and Raffles Ø, a small uninhabited island.
Day 13
70°48'N, 21°96'W
Sail toIttoqqortoormiit, one of the remotest towns on the planet, with an idiosyncratic culture and way of life.
Day 14
63°98'N, 22°62'W
Fly back to Iceland on a charter plane, enjoying dinner and a night in a hotel before returning home.
Day 01
70°74'N, 22°64'W
Meet other guests and Secret Atlas rep at the pre-arranged meeting point in Keflavik Airport or Reykjavik Airport, Iceland, before going through security together and boarding our private charter plane to Nerlerit Inaat Airport (Constable Point), Greenland.
From the airport, we will take a short hike to the shore and board Zodiac boats to take us to our expedition ship.
Days 02–04
71°00'N, 26°24'W
Explore Scoresbysund, touring steep-sided Ofjord and landing on the Bear Islands for panoramic views of this scenic stretch of the fjord system.
Land on Sydkap to discover Thule remains and a hunters’ cabin, gaining a dramatic perspective on the surrounding icebergs.
Days 05–06
72°27'N, 24°41'W
Sail into Kong Oscar Fjord, entering Northeast Greenland National Park.
Land at Antarctic Havn, hearing the stories of Erik the Red and the Norwegian governor who had his residence here in the 1930s, and hiking to an atmospheric cabin, half-submerged by an avalanche.
Stop at Holm Bugt, with its sandy beach, trapper cabin, and Thule remains – we might even spot some lemmings!
Segelsällskapet Fjord is a hugely geologically rich area, with alternating layers of dolomite and limestone jutting attractively out of the earth.
Days 07–08
73°20'N, 24°50'W
Continue the adventure in the wondrous Kejser Franz Josephs Fjord, taking in the island of Ymer Ø and the extraordinarily dramatic Teufelsschloss (Devil’s Castle) peak.
Blomsterbugt (Flowers Bay in Danish) is an attractive spot to absorb the colours of the surrounding plainland, spot divers, and meet the local population of Arctic hares. But there’s a darker side to this bay the Norwegians called Vargbukta (or Wolf Bay).
At the end of Kejser Franz Josephs Fjord, land on Kapp Ovibos, a sandy bay known for its wildflowers.
Days 09–10
71°09'N, 21°91'W
Head back to Scoresbysund via Storefjord, an abandoned Norwegian hunting, meteorological, and radio station, and Raffles Ø, a small uninhabited island.
Day 11
70°48'N, 21°96'W
Sail to Ittoqqortoormiit, one of the remotest towns on the planet, with an idiosyncratic culture and way of life.
Day 12
63°98N, 22°62'W
Fly back to Iceland on a charter plane, enjoying dinner and a night in a hotel before returning home.
Return
What your expedition could look like
Day 01
70°74'N, 22°64'W
Meet other guests and Secret Atlas rep at the pre-arranged meeting point in Keflavik Airport or Reykjavik Airport, Iceland before going through security together and boarding our private charter plane to Nerlerit Inaat Airport (Constable Point), Greenland.
From the airport, we will take a short hike to the shore and board Zodiac boats to take us to our expedition ship.
Days 02–05
71°00'N, 26°25'W
Explore Scoresbysund, touring steep-sided Ofjord and landing on the Bear Islands for panoramic views of this scenic stretch of the fjord system.
Land on Sydkap to discover Thule remains and a hunters’ cabin, gaining a dramatic perspective on the surrounding icebergs.
Days 06–07
72°28'N, 24°41'W
Sail into Kong Oscar Fjord, entering Northeast Greenland National Park.
Land at Antarctic Havn, hearing the stories of Erik the Red and the Norwegian governor who had his residence here in the 1930s, and hiking to an atmospheric cabin, half-submerged by an avalanche.
Stop at Holm Bugt, with its sandy beach, trapper cabin, and Thule remains – we might even spot some lemmings!
Segelsällskapet Fjord is a hugely geologically rich area, with alternating layers of dolomite and limestone jutting attractively out of the earth.
Days 08–10
73°20'N, 24°50'W
Continue the adventure in the wondrous Kejser Franz Josephs Fjord, taking in the island of Ymer Ø and the extraordinarily dramatic Teufelsschloss (Devil’s Castle) peak.
Blomsterbugt (Flowers Bay in Danish) is an attractive spot to absorb the colours of the surrounding plainland, spot divers, and meet the local population of Arctic hares. But there’s a darker side to this bay the Norwegians called Vargbukta (or Wolf Bay).
At the end of Kejser Franz Josephs Fjord, land on Kapp Ovibos, a sandy bay known for its wildflowers.
Days 11–12
71°09'N, 21°91'W
Head back to Scoresbysund via Storefjord, an abandoned Norwegian hunting, meteorological, and radio station, and Raffles Ø, a small uninhabited island.
Day 13
70°48'N, 21°96'W
Sail toIttoqqortoormiit, one of the remotest towns on the planet, with an idiosyncratic culture and way of life.
Day 14
63°98'N, 22°62'W
Fly back to Iceland on a charter plane, enjoying dinner and a night in a hotel before returning home.
Day 01
70°74'N, 22°64'W
Meet other guests and Secret Atlas rep at the pre-arranged meeting point in Keflavik Airport or Reykjavik Airport, Iceland, before going through security together and boarding our private charter plane to Nerlerit Inaat Airport (Constable Point), Greenland.
From the airport, we will take a short hike to the shore and board Zodiac boats to take us to our expedition ship.
Days 02–04
71°00'N, 26°24'W
Explore Scoresbysund, touring steep-sided Ofjord and landing on the Bear Islands for panoramic views of this scenic stretch of the fjord system.
Land on Sydkap to discover Thule remains and a hunters’ cabin, gaining a dramatic perspective on the surrounding icebergs.
Days 05–06
72°27'N, 24°41'W
Sail into Kong Oscar Fjord, entering Northeast Greenland National Park.
Land at Antarctic Havn, hearing the stories of Erik the Red and the Norwegian governor who had his residence here in the 1930s, and hiking to an atmospheric cabin, half-submerged by an avalanche.
Stop at Holm Bugt, with its sandy beach, trapper cabin, and Thule remains – we might even spot some lemmings!
Segelsällskapet Fjord is a hugely geologically rich area, with alternating layers of dolomite and limestone jutting attractively out of the earth.
Days 07–08
73°20'N, 24°50'W
Continue the adventure in the wondrous Kejser Franz Josephs Fjord, taking in the island of Ymer Ø and the extraordinarily dramatic Teufelsschloss (Devil’s Castle) peak.
Blomsterbugt (Flowers Bay in Danish) is an attractive spot to absorb the colours of the surrounding plainland, spot divers, and meet the local population of Arctic hares. But there’s a darker side to this bay the Norwegians called Vargbukta (or Wolf Bay).
At the end of Kejser Franz Josephs Fjord, land on Kapp Ovibos, a sandy bay known for its wildflowers.
Days 09–10
71°09'N, 21°91'W
Head back to Scoresbysund via Storefjord, an abandoned Norwegian hunting, meteorological, and radio station, and Raffles Ø, a small uninhabited island.
Day 11
70°48'N, 21°96'W
Sail to Ittoqqortoormiit, one of the remotest towns on the planet, with an idiosyncratic culture and way of life.
Day 12
63°98N, 22°62'W
Fly back to Iceland on a charter plane, enjoying dinner and a night in a hotel before returning home.
Fly and cruise
This is an exciting and convenient fly and cruise expedition, cutting down on time at sea with our own private charter flight from Iceland to Greenland.
The view from the plane over Greenland is immense. It’s a map of the adventure we’re about to embark on together – and the perfect way to start our expedition.
You'll be flying with our carrier, Icelandair, aboard a fixed-wing turboprop aircraft suitable for regional Arctic operations.
Flight time
Approx two hours
Plane
Aircraft DHC-8-200 (or similar)
Baggage
20kg checked luggage, 5kg carry-on
Your ship
Your home-from-home in the Arctic.
Freya
MV Freya is a classic expedition ship. The sturdy, ice-strengthened 1A hull makes her perfect for exploring the Arctic waters.
Because we’re explorers, delivering expeditions for explorers like you.
We’re fuelled by the long-lost spirit of adventure, guided by environmental and cultural responsibility, and committed to creating transformative travel experiences.
We’re pioneers of the Expedition Micro Cruise, offering the smallest group sizes at both poles. That means a flexible itinerary. It means more time exploring and photographing. It means a deeper connection with your team and the natural world.
We understand that, out here, less is more. Less waiting to board Zodiacs, more time ashore. Less strict itineraries, more adventure. Less crowd, more immersion.
Because we’re explorers, delivering expeditions for explorers like you.
We’re fuelled by the long-lost spirit of adventure, guided by environmental and cultural responsibility, and committed to creating transformative travel experiences.
We’re pioneers of the Expedition Micro Cruise, offering the smallest group sizes at both poles. That means a flexible itinerary. It means more time exploring and photographing. It means a deeper connection with your team and the natural world.
We understand that, out here, less is more. Less waiting to board Zodiacs, more time ashore. Less strict itineraries, more adventure. Less crowd, more immersion.
That’s why we’re not just small. We’re micro.
What's included?
Expert guide team
Lectures and tutorials
Use of Zodiacs (dinghies) for shore landings and photography opportunities
Polar bear protection guides for shore landings
Full board (breakfast, lunch and dinner + alcoholic drinks with evening meal)
Bedding and towels
Highly experienced captain and cook
Rubber boots for shore landings
A night in the hotel and dinner on arrival back to Iceland
Group transfer from the airport to the hotel
Not included
Travel and cancellation insurance
Any additional expenses such as museum entry
Solo explorers
Solo travellers are welcome on all our voyages. We often host solo travellers – the chances are you won’t be the only one. We offer the following accommodation options:
Single cabins (where available)
The option to share a twin cabin with another traveller of the same gender
The option to have your own double cabin for an additional supplement. Please contact us for this option as the price varies depending on trip and availability
FAQs
How physically fit do I need to be?
To get the most from a Secret Atlas expedition, it’s important to be stable on your feet and able to undertake short hikes. But there’s no requirement to undertake any given activity, and we usually split into two groups: those who want to go to the top of the hill, and those who’d prefer a more leisurely stroll at the bottom (or a Zodiac cruise!).
How much luggage can I bring?
The charter flight offers a more generous baggage allowance than most commercial airline flights to Greenland, with each guest able to bring 23kg check-in, 5kg hand luggage, and one small personal item.
Where does this expedition depart from?
All our East Greenland expeditions start with a charter flight from Keflavik International Airport, Iceland, to Nerlerit Inaat Airport (Constable Point Airport) in East Greenland, where you will board your Secret Atlas micro expedition vessel.
Why is an Expedition Micro Cruise the best way to explore Greenland?
Unlike larger vessels with higher passenger capacities, our voyages are personal and unique in their approach. Travelling with a small group of guests means more time exploring, more flexibility, and less time waiting to board Zodiacs and go ashore.
Our small expedition vessels will get you closer to nature and more immersed in the landscape than larger ships, offering you a more transportative and transformative experience with no crowds or queuing.
Are there any photo or video restrictions in Greenland?
Guests are not permitted to use drones during the expedition. In any case a drone is being used during your expedition, it will be for professional use only by a member of the Secret Atlas team with the required permissions.
Limitations are in place to protect the wildlife we encounter. Often, it is not possible to get up-close to the wildlife we see. For more information, check out the ‘Visitor Guidelines’.
Use of Zodiacs (dinghies) for shore landings and photography opportunities
Polar bear protection guides for shore landings
Full board (breakfast, lunch and dinner + alcoholic drinks with evening meal)
Bedding and towels
Highly experienced captain and cook
Rubber boots for shore landings
A night in the hotel and dinner on arrival back to Iceland
Group transfer from the airport to the hotel
Not included
Travel and cancellation insurance
Any additional expenses such as museum entry
Solo explorers
Solo travellers are welcome on all our voyages. We often host solo travellers – the chances are you won’t be the only one. We offer the following accommodation options:
Single cabins (where available)
The option to share a twin cabin with another traveller of the same gender
The option to have your own double cabin for an additional supplement. Please contact us for this option as the price varies depending on trip and availability
FAQs
How physically fit do I need to be?
To get the most from a Secret Atlas expedition, it’s important to be stable on your feet and able to undertake short hikes. But there’s no requirement to undertake any given activity, and we usually split into two groups: those who want to go to the top of the hill, and those who’d prefer a more leisurely stroll at the bottom (or a Zodiac cruise!).
How much luggage can I bring?
The charter flight offers a more generous baggage allowance than most commercial airline flights to Greenland, with each guest able to bring 23kg check-in, 5kg hand luggage, and one small personal item.
Where does this expedition depart from?
All our East Greenland expeditions start with a charter flight from Keflavik International Airport, Iceland, to Nerlerit Inaat Airport (Constable Point Airport) in East Greenland, where you will board your Secret Atlas micro expedition vessel.
Why is an Expedition Micro Cruise the best way to explore Greenland?
Unlike larger vessels with higher passenger capacities, our voyages are personal and unique in their approach. Travelling with a small group of guests means more time exploring, more flexibility, and less time waiting to board Zodiacs and go ashore.
Our small expedition vessels will get you closer to nature and more immersed in the landscape than larger ships, offering you a more transportative and transformative experience with no crowds or queuing.
Are there any photo or video restrictions in Greenland?
Guests are not permitted to use drones during the expedition. In any case a drone is being used during your expedition, it will be for professional use only by a member of the Secret Atlas team with the required permissions.
Limitations are in place to protect the wildlife we encounter. Often, it is not possible to get up-close to the wildlife we see. For more information, check out the ‘Visitor Guidelines’.
The Signature Twin cabins aboard Freya are comfortable and cosy, just like the rest of the vessel.
The colour scheme of dark blues and golden wood notes, seen elsewhere on the ship, creates a warming atmosphere.
There is an air of eccentricity harking back to expeditions of the past in the design elements and artwork adorning the walls – but the rooms are appointed with modern conveniences.
In your cabin
Starlink Wi-Fi
220v 2-pin European plug socket
Shampoo and conditioner
Shower gel
Body lotion
Hand soap
Towels
Bedding and throw
Hairdryer
Rubber Muck boots (provided by Secret Atlas for the duration of your expedition)
Slippers
Signature Penthouse (double)
The master suite aboard Freya is spacious, charmingly appointed, and has a pleasingly cosy, warming design style. With an ensuite toilet and shower room, along with plenty of storage space, it’s as comfortable as it is attractive.
The ship’s characterful look – with dark blue walls, varnished wood detailing, and plenty of light – is well-represented in the penthouse suite, providing a cabin-in-the-woods feeling of warmth. There’s a dash of expeditionary eccentricity to many of the design details – we’re big fans!
It’s just what you want to return home to after an active day of exploration.
In your cabin
Starlink Wi-Fi
220v 2-pin European plug socket
Shampoo and conditioner
Shower gel
Body lotion
Hand soap
Towels
Bedding and throw
Hairdryer
Rubber Muck boots (provided by Secret Atlas for the duration of your expedition)
Slippers
Signature Single
The top choice for solo travellers, Signature Singles aboard Freya boast an ensuite toilet and shower room and plenty of storage space.
You need somewhere comfortable to return to after a long day of adventuring in the wilderness, and with Freya’s quintessentially warm aesthetic – scattered here and there with characterful design details and artworks – you have just that.
A window lets in plenty of light, gearing you up for another day in one of the world’s last great wildernesses.
In your cabin
Starlink Wi-Fi
220v 2-pin European plug socket
Shampoo and conditioner
Shower gel
Body lotion
Hand soap
Towels
Bedding and throw
Hairdryer
Rubber Muck boots (provided by Secret Atlas for the duration of your expedition)
Slippers
Signature Twin/Double
This comfy cabin option comes with your choice of a double bed or twins.
The ship’s subtle Scandi design continues into your suite, creating a calming, rejuvenating atmosphere in which to unwind after a long day’s exploration.
The cabin boasts an ensuite toilet and shower room, along with a desk and chair, wardrobe, and windows.
In your cabin
Starlink Wi-Fi
220v 2-pin European plug socket
Shampoo and conditioner
Shower gel
Body lotion
Hand soap
Towels
Bedding and throw
Hairdryer
Rubber Muck boots (provided by Secret Atlas for the duration of your expedition)
Slippers
Signature Penthouse (Double)
The spacious master suite on deck 3 is seamlessly designed for double occupancy.
It boasts a particularly light and airy feel, courtesy of the windows in the main room and ensuite, as well as the cabin’s elevated position on the upper deck.
The Scandi-inspired penthouse features a desk and chair, along with ample storage space for two guests and plenty of room to relax and unwind in.
In your cabin
Starlink Wi-Fi
220v 2-pin European plug socket
Shampoo and conditioner
Shower gel
Body lotion
Hand soap
Towels
Bedding and throw
Hairdryer
Rubber Muck boots (provided by Secret Atlas for the duration of your expedition)
Slippers
Signature Single
Ideal for solo travellers, this more compact cabin option still feels spacious and welcomingly serene, thanks to its light design and carefully considered layout.
Features include a wardrobe, ensuite, and a window on the wall of the main room.
Your cosy home-from-home as you explore the wildest places on the planet.
In your cabin
Starlink Wi-Fi
220v 2-pin European plug socket
Shampoo and conditioner
Shower gel
Body lotion
Hand soap
Towels
Bedding and throw
Hairdryer
Rubber Muck boots (provided by Secret Atlas for the duration of your expedition)
Slippers
Signature Twin/Double
This comfy cabin option comes with your choice of a double bed or twins.
The ship’s subtle Scandi design continues into your suite, creating a calming, rejuvenating atmosphere in which to unwind after a long day’s exploration.
The cabin boasts an ensuite toilet and shower room, along with a desk and chair, wardrobe, and windows.
In your cabin
Starlink Wi-Fi
220v 2-pin European plug socket
Shampoo and conditioner
Shower gel
Body lotion
Hand soap
Towels
Bedding and throw
Hairdryer
Rubber Muck boots (provided by Secret Atlas for the duration of your expedition)
Slippers
Signature Penthouse (Double)
The spacious master suite on deck 3 is seamlessly designed for double occupancy.
It boasts a particularly light and airy feel, courtesy of the windows in the main room and ensuite, as well as the cabin’s elevated position on the upper deck.
The Scandi-inspired penthouse features a desk and chair, along with ample storage space for two guests and plenty of room to relax and unwind in.
In your cabin
Starlink Wi-Fi
220v 2-pin European plug socket
Shampoo and conditioner
Shower gel
Body lotion
Hand soap
Towels
Bedding and throw
Hairdryer
Rubber Muck boots (provided by Secret Atlas for the duration of your expedition)
Slippers
Signature Single
Ideal for solo travellers, this more compact cabin option still feels spacious and welcomingly serene, thanks to its light design and carefully considered layout.
Features include a wardrobe, ensuite, and a window on the wall of the main room.
Your cosy home-from-home as you explore the wildest places on the planet.
In your cabin
Starlink Wi-Fi
220v 2-pin European plug socket
Shampoo and conditioner
Shower gel
Body lotion
Hand soap
Towels
Bedding and throw
Hairdryer
Rubber Muck boots (provided by Secret Atlas for the duration of your expedition)
Slippers
Signature Twin
The Signature Twin cabins aboard Freya are comfortable and cosy, just like the rest of the vessel.
The colour scheme of dark blues and golden wood notes, seen elsewhere on the ship, creates a warming atmosphere.
There is an air of eccentricity harking back to expeditions of the past in the design elements and artwork adorning the walls – but the rooms are appointed with modern conveniences.
In your cabin
Starlink Wi-Fi
220v 2-pin European plug socket
Shampoo and conditioner
Shower gel
Body lotion
Hand soap
Towels
Bedding and throw
Hairdryer
Rubber Muck boots (provided by Secret Atlas for the duration of your expedition)
Slippers
Signature Penthouse (double)
The master suite aboard Freya is spacious, charmingly appointed, and has a pleasingly cosy, warming design style. With an ensuite toilet and shower room, along with plenty of storage space, it’s as comfortable as it is attractive.
The ship’s characterful look – with dark blue walls, varnished wood detailing, and plenty of light – is well-represented in the penthouse suite, providing a cabin-in-the-woods feeling of warmth. There’s a dash of expeditionary eccentricity to many of the design details – we’re big fans!
It’s just what you want to return home to after an active day of exploration.
In your cabin
Starlink Wi-Fi
220v 2-pin European plug socket
Shampoo and conditioner
Shower gel
Body lotion
Hand soap
Towels
Bedding and throw
Hairdryer
Rubber Muck boots (provided by Secret Atlas for the duration of your expedition)
Slippers
Signature Single
The top choice for solo travellers, Signature Singles aboard Freya boast an ensuite toilet and shower room and plenty of storage space.
You need somewhere comfortable to return to after a long day of adventuring in the wilderness, and with Freya’s quintessentially warm aesthetic – scattered here and there with characterful design details and artworks – you have just that.
A window lets in plenty of light, gearing you up for another day in one of the world’s last great wildernesses.
In your cabin
Starlink Wi-Fi
220v 2-pin European plug socket
Shampoo and conditioner
Shower gel
Body lotion
Hand soap
Towels
Bedding and throw
Hairdryer
Rubber Muck boots (provided by Secret Atlas for the duration of your expedition)
Slippers
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