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The North Pole cruise onboard a Russian nuclear-powered icebreaker is the ultimate off the beaten path adventure holiday package.
North Pole expeditions are the ultimate goal for intrepid explorers and the most extreme point in the world. For ages, adventurers and explorers have tried to reach this point on a trip to the North Pole by dog sled, boat, plane, and even hot air balloon. The severe reality of the Arctic climate discouraged more than one, until 1948.
Even today, North Pole tours remain a test despite the equipment and logistics put in place. Only a few prepared and trained individuals manage to achieve it each year. Now you have the chance to add your name to the shortlist of adventurers who have set foot on the “roof of the world” by boarding an icebreaker.
A North Pole trip takes you to the world’s northernmost spot and a place still fiercely sought by adventurers and pioneers. This unimaginable experience starts in Murmansk, a city in the extreme northwest of Russia and the world’s largest city north of the Arctic Circle. There you board the nuclear-powered icebreaker 50 Let Pobedy for a roundtrip journey to the geographic North Pole of the planet.
Many people dream of being able to travel to the North Pole, but few have had the opportunity to make this dream come true. Thanks to the extensive arctic experience of our Russian partners, it is now possible to get there. You will have the opportunity to reach 90 degrees North, land on pack ice, and see polar bears on the way. Undoubtedly an unforgettable adventure and only a few people have to privilege to acquire the North Pole tour package.
Check out our North Pole travel options and join an incredible North Pole Expedition onboard the world’s largest nuclear icebreaker. Note that the program, docks, and all other activities during the journey depend heavily on ice and weather circumstances and are measured to the judgments of the Expedition Leader and the Captain of the North Pole cruise.