Børge Ousland

On Midsummer’s Eve, Børge Ousland and Thorleif Thorleifsson sailed from Oslo. Their mission: a daring attempt to sail through both the Northeast and Northwest passages during one and the same season. Can their trimaran survive the challenge of ice-filled Arctic waters, and make the passage before the onset of winter? Follow daily reports on the blog! Follow the blog!

In November my colleague Bengt Rotmo will guide an expedition of six hand-picked participants across the Northern Patagonian Ice Field, the second largest glacier in South America. The weather here can be extreme, but the landscape is one of the most amazing I’ve ever explored. About Patagonia

Perhaps you yearn for the adventure of Nansen, Amundsen and Byrd? To have been to the North Pole need not remain a dream. On “The Last Degree” we’ll spend eleven days on the ice, gaining a true taste of a full fledged Polar expedition. And we may well meet the king of the North: the majestic polar bear. About the North Pole

Antarctica is the coldest, most windswept and most desolate of all the world’s continents. The Antarctic Plateau, 3000 metres above sea level, is also inconceivably grand. Life is an adventure that should be felt both in body and soul – and you can experience this in full during our expedition to Antarctica. About the South Pole