The Far South
Antarctica
Kayaking among bergs, hiking glacial valleys, ski descents from summit to sea, and the historic harbours of the heroic age.
Sub-Antarctic Atlantic
South Georgia & the Falklands
The Serengeti of the Southern Ocean — colonies of king penguins, elephant and fur seals, Shackleton's resting place.
High Arctic
Svalbard
Cathedral glaciers, narrow fjords, ringing seabirds, and the polar bear — the phantom of the ice.
Arctic Canada
Northwest Passage
Fewer than 300 vessels have completed the full transit. A navigation that demands autonomy, ice-capability, and a serious expedition platform.
North Atlantic
Greenland
Sled dogs, vast icebergs, painted settlements — and in spring, some of the finest heli-ski terrain on earth, reached from a quiet anchorage.
Northern Europe
Norwegian Fjords & Lofoten
Narrow fjords, secluded inlets, and the sharp granite peaks of Lofoten — an itinerary that unfolds at the pace the geography demands.
South America
Patagonia & Chilean Fjords
An archipelago of fjords, glaciers, and uncharted anchorages that stretches from the Beagle Channel north for a thousand miles.
Equatorial Pacific
Galápagos
The defining laboratory of evolution — and one of the most strictly regulated marine environments in the world. A vessel designed to enter quietly is at home here.
South Pacific
French Polynesia & The Tuamotus
Trade-wind passages between high islands and atolls, with the routing intelligence to use the breeze on every leg.
Indian Ocean
Seychelles to Maldives
The reefs, atolls, and remote outer islands of the central Indian Ocean — accessible across the monsoonal trade winds.
Mediterranean
The Western Med & Aegean
For those weeks in summer when the family is together and the priority is the bay, not the passage.
Atlantic Tropics
Caribbean & Bahamas
Trade-wind winter cruising — the historic case study for what a wind-driven yacht can do effortlessly with the breeze on the beam.