Arctic Eclipse Odyssey: Iceland, Greenland and Canada
Sail remote Arctic waters, from Iceland’s volcanic shores to Greenland’s towering glaciers and onward to Canada’s wild, windswept coast, slipping into hidden fjords along the way to encounter extraordinary wildlife and sculpted icebergs. On August 12, 2026, gather on deck for the awe-inspiring spectacle of a total solar eclipse, as the Moon’s shadow sweeps across the Arctic and transforms this voyage into a once-in-a-lifetime journey. Your captain will position the ship within the path of totality (weather permitting), while naturalists and National Geographic Experts interpret the phenomenon—ensuring the experience is as enlightening as it is unforgettable.
Highlights
Witness a total solar eclipse on the 2026 voyage as we navigate to the best position within the path of totality (conditions permitting)
Take in picturesque views as we sail through dramatic fjords and past glaciers and ice floes in southern Greenland
Step back in time at Viking ruins, like Erik the Red’s farm in Greenland and the 11th-century village at L’Anse aux Meadows, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Canada
Navigate across the Denmark Strait, home to the world's largest underwater waterfall, and the Labrador Sea, known for its nutrient-rich cold water currents
Keep watch on the open Bridge for polar bears, falcons, whales and migrating seabirds along the stunning coast of Labrador
From
$28,405
/ per person
Does not include any flights
REFRAME THE ARCTIC
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The Wild North 2026
From
$28,405
/ per person
View our brochures for more details
The Wild North 2026
From
$28,405
/ per person
REFRAME THE ARCTIC
View our brochures for more details
The Wild North 2026
Video
Expedition Spotlight - The Greenlandic Sheep Wool Project
- Dec 2024
he Greenlandic Sheep Wool Project is the very first project in the Arctic sponsored by the Artisan Fund aboard the National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions fleet. Working with local educator and artisan, Ellen Frederiksen, whose husband is a descendent of Greenland’s first sheep farmer, this initiative provided critical equipment to help the people of Qassiarsuk process wool, train artisans, and create blankets, mittens, yarn and more to sell to both visitors and locals. In this episode of Expedition Spotlight, learn more about the storied sheep-farming settlement of Qassiarsuk and how the Artisan Fund is helping to empower and uplift this remote community.
Ships
National Geographic Explorer
GUESTS 148
CABINS 81
DECKS 6
An authentic expedition ship, purpose-engineered for blue water and polar exploration
Expedition Team
Our captains, crew, staff and guides make up the most experienced team in the industry—committed to making every voyage unforgettable. Veteran captains, with decades at sea, are experts at navigating in all conditions, while seasoned naturalists bring advanced knowledge in fields such as geology, wildlife biology and climate science. Many of these professionals have been with us for decades, and their insights bring each destination to life in ways that profoundly enrich your journey. Their expertise is the foundation for the meaningful and transformative experiences we offer in the world’s most extraordinary places.
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