Quark Expeditions says that the offers are sure to appeal to adventure-loving guests who dream of the ultimate family adventure in the Arctic
Expedition travel company in polar adventures Quark Expeditions, has launched a limited edition Arctic Voyage summer deal from June 1 to September 20. In a press statement, Quark Expeditions says that the offers are sure to appeal to adventure-loving guests who dream of the ultimate family adventure in the Arctic.
The statement says that for the said period of time, kids, adolescents and teens alike can travel free with their families on all Arctic 2023 voyages to Greenland, the Canadian High Arctic and Spitsbergen, the deadline for which is June 30.
Andrew White
“Taking your children into the Arctic wilderness is one of the most educational and life-changing experiences you can provide your child. I travelled to the Polar Regions with both of my children, when they were 14 and 15 years old, and the profound impact on them was astounding. Exploring the Arctic deepened their connection to nature and created family memories that we still talk about more than a decade later. As a parent, I look back at those Arctic moments as some of the most meaningful bonding experiences with my children. Their transformation was profound. So, what better way to celebrate the summer season than by announcing an offer that will enable guests to have the ultimate family adventure,” says Andrew White, President of Quark Expeditions.
The statement adds that the highlights of the package include experiencing the Canadian High Arctic adventure, sailing down the Northwest Passage, visiting Inuit communities, flightseeing over the remote Arctic landscape, viewing wildlife such as polar bears, muskoxen and whales, learning from onboard polar experts, roaming the colourful tundra, creates family memories to last a lifetime.
It adds that the deal also extends to exciting voyages to the Greenland, which include cruising the longest fjords, sailing past towering icebergs, camping out overnight beside a 70-km fjord and flightseeing in a helicopter over the Greenland Ice Sheet, visiting Viking ruins as well as eating Greenlandic food.
Quark Expeditions says that there are voyages to Spitsbergen as well, the largest island in the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard that is known as the ‘Wildlife Capital of the Arctic’, with an abundance of polar bears, whales, seals, walruses, reindeer, birds and other Arctic species.
“The chance to sail down the historic Northwest Passage, visit Inuit communities to learn about their history and culture, and spot polar bears in the remote Canadian Arctic are the kinds of family experiences that create memories of a lifetime. Equally transformative are family adventures in Greenland, where guests and their children can go heli flightseeing over the Greenland Ice Sheet and camp overnight beside the 70-km long Tasermiut Fjord. And what child wouldn’t love the chance to observe polar bears in the wilds of Spitsbergen!,” says White.
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