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Hurtigruten, a leader in expedition cruises, announces its most ambitious voyage yet: a 96-day expedition aboard the MS Roald Amundsen, with a single departure on August 4th. The journey will take passengers from the Arctic to Antarctica, visiting countries such as Greenland, Canada, Panama, and Argentina, among others, and discovering unique landscapes and cultures.

This 96-day expedition promises not only an adventure exploring various parts of the world but also a firm commitment to environmental sustainability and responsible tourism.

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