09/04/2026
Norway has nearly 1,200 fjords. Hundreds more cut through the Canadian Arctic, over 150 shape Greenland’s coastline, and more than 100 can be found in Iceland. Antarctica is home to some of the deepest fjords on Earth.
Welcome to , where we celebrate these spectacular landscapes across the Arctic and Antarctic.
So, what exactly is a fjord?
A fjord is a long, deep inlet formed when a glacier carves a U-shaped valley into the land. As the glacier retreats, seawater fills the valley, leaving behind the steep rock walls and dramatic scenery fjords are known for.
Luckily, fjords feature throughout our polar itineraries. No two are quite alike, and every one is worth seeing.
