14 fun facts about penguinsPenguins are an iconic part of the wildlife across Antarctica and the Southern Hemisphere. We've pulled together 14 of our favourite fun facts about these loveable birds.Penguins Wildlife & Nature Explorers Program Exploring 1 mins readRead more
HappywhaleHappywhale, a global citizen science project, was established in 2015 to record whale sightings and build a better understanding of these magnificent creatures.Whales Humpback Whales Wildlife watching Whales Read more
Myths and Legends of IcelandIceland is a country of striking and sometimes supernatural beauty - which is matched by its rich and extensive folklore. Here's what you need to know about the Icelandic superstitions.Active Adventures Arctic Flora Arctic Wildlife City Tours 4 mins readRead more
Iceland’s Majestic VolcanoesKnown as the land of ice and fire, Iceland is filled with more than 130 volcanoes, many of which are still active. Some stand tall among the mountains, while others lurk under giant glaciers. Iceland’s volcanic landscapes are as interesting and diverse as they come.Icelandic Horse Iceland Volcanoes Volcanic Scenery 3 mins readRead more
9 reasons to travel to AntarcticaNever mind the bragging rights - here are nine reasons you should hop on an Antarctic cruise and head toward the South Pole.Spectacular Landscapes Remote Beauty Antarctica Snowshoeing in Antarctica 4 mins readRead more
Stay Curious—An Interview with Karin StrandGodmother to the world’s first hybrid powered cruise ship, MS Roald Amundsen, and one of the world’s most experienced explorers and pioneers in expedition travel, Karin Strand has played a significant role in making Hurtigruten what it is today. We’re grateful she sat with us for a few minutes to share some thoughts and reflections. Wildlife & Nature Antarctica Educational Lectures and talks 4 mins readRead more
Stay Curious—An Interview with Tudor MorganWith his nearly 30 years of polar exploration, Tudor Morgan is not only one of Hurtigruten’s most experienced Antarctic leaders, but also the world’s. We’re grateful to have him with us and for his time talking with us, telling stories, and reflecting on the future of Antarctic travel.Wildlife & Nature Antarctica Camping in Antarctica Changing Climate 3 mins readRead more