Cruzeiro da Noruega a Svalbard

Tromsø→Longyearbyen

10.06.26 - 19.06.26

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Este cruzeiro de luxo embarca em uma jornada até a borda do Ártico, partindo de Tromsø, a porta de entrada do Ártico, rumo a Longyearbyen, Svalbard. Ao longo de dez dias, o itinerário visita destinos notáveis, incluindo o majestoso Cabo Norte, a ponta mais setentrional da Europa, e Svalbard

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Itinerário Dia a Dia

A viagem oferece a experiência encantadora de explorar as paisagens impressionantes do Ártico e sua vida selvagem singular. O cruzeiro proporciona oportunidades de visitar locais fascinantes, como a cenográfica Catedral do Ártico em Tromsø e o reino dos ursos-polares, morsas e raposas-do-ártico em meio a suas deslumbrantes geleiras e fiordes. O Cabo Norte apresenta vistas icônicas e fenômenos árticos únicos, como o sol da meia-noite. Ao longo deste cruzeiro de luxo, os hóspedes podem participar de diversas atividades. Junte-se à equipe de expedição em um emocionante passeio de Zodiac ou desfrute das vistas a partir do convés de observação do navio. Atividades opcionais incluem caiaque em Svalbard. A bordo, aprofunde-se em palestras e aperfeiçoe suas habilidades fotográficas com orientação de fotógrafos profissionais, garantindo uma viagem enriquecedora

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Skarsvåg (Nordkapp)

Skarsvåg, a vila de pescadores mais ao norte da Europa na ilha de Magerøya, fica a curta distância do Nordkapp (Cabo Norte) — o ponto mais setentrional da Europa acima do Círculo Polar Ártico, assinalado por um marcante monumento em forma de globo. Apenas Svalbard se interpõe entre aqui e o Polo Norte. Ao longo da costa, colônias de frailecillo-do-atlântico e mais de um milhão de aves marinhas nidificam, incluindo skuas-árticos, alcas, alcatrazes-do-norte, águias-de-cauda-branca, eiders-comuns e corvos-marinhos

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Guided Transfer to North Cape

2,5 horas

North Cape lies on the island of Magerøya—meaning “meagre island”—a fitting name for its stark and windswept Arctic landscape. This excursion is operated as a guided transfer, taking you comfortably through wild, open terrain with a distinctly Arctic character. Along the way, you may spot some of the approximately 4,000 reindeer that graze on the island during the summer months before being guided back to the mainland by the Sámi people in autumn. At 71°10′21″ north, you arrive at the iconic North Cape, where sheer cliffs rise 307 meters above the Arctic Ocean. You will have free time to explore the North Cape Hall, home to a cafeteria, souvenir shops, a post office, a small ecumenical chapel, and a seasonal panoramic film. Weather permitting, step outside to admire the sweeping views from the famous Globe monument at the cliff’s edge, as well as the nearby “stone wheels” displaying children’s drawings from around the world under the theme of peace and friendship. The return journey follows the same scenic route back to Skarsvåg.

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Hike to Kirkeporten Rock

3 horas

Set off on a guided hike through Skarsvåg, the world’s northernmost fishing village on the island of Magerøya. This moderately easy walk leads you into a stark and beautiful Arctic landscape, where open sea, rolling tundra, and dramatic rock formations define the scenery. Along the way, your guide will share insights into local life and the natural forces that shape this remote region. The trail brings you to Kirkeporten, a striking natural rock arch overlooking Mefjord. Once believed to have been a sacrificial site for early Sámi settlements, the arch forms a dramatic “window” toward the North Cape Plateau beyond. Here, you’ll have time to pause, take photos, and absorb the scale and silence of the Arctic environment. This hike offers a memorable opportunity to experience the raw power of nature and the unique atmosphere of northern Norway at the very edge of Europe. Minimum participation required; tour may be cancelled or subject to price changes if not met

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King Crab Safari at Sarnes

3,5 horas

The giant King Crab was introduced to the Barents Sea in the 1960s and quickly thrived, spreading along the North Norwegian coast. With populations now in the millions, controlled fishing is permitted to manage its impact on the local ecosystem. Prized for its rich, lobster-like meat, the King Crab can live up to 30 years and reach impressive sizes, though the crabs used for this experience typically weigh between 3 and 7 kilos. Your tour begins with a short bus transfer from the pier to Sarnes Lavvo Camp. On arrival, the crabs will already be waiting in tanks or crab pots, ready for preparation. They are freshly cooked and served inside a traditional lavvo-style building, accompanied by bread, butter, and coffee brewed over an open fire. After enjoying this authentic Arctic delicacy, you return by bus to your ship. Minimum participation required; tour may be cancelled or subject to price changes if not met