Heritage Expeditions has released seven new voyages for its 2027/28 season, spanning the Atlantic coast of Europe, the British Isles, Iceland, the High Arctic and Antarctica.
The company is offering 20 per cent savings on all berths plus an additional 10 per cent for returning guests.
“Today sees an exciting evolution of Heritage Expeditions as we chart a new course, while continuing our legacy of authentic, responsible small ship expedition travel to some of the wildest, least explored and biologically rich regions on the planet,” said Aaron Russ, co-owner of Heritage Expeditions.
“We are excited to return to some familiar shores aboard our new ship Heritage Discoverer and explore lesser-known waters on new adventures as we introduce our unique expedition experience to these incredible parts of the world.”
The European season begins with a 12-day ‘Atlantic Shores Odyssey’ from Lisbon to Portsmouth departing May 2, 2027, exploring Portugal, Spain, France, the Channel Islands of Guernsey and Sark and the United Kingdom.
A 12-day ‘British Isles, Ireland and Scotland Expedition’ follows from Portsmouth to Glasgow departing May 12, 2027, venturing to St Kilda, the Hebrides and the Isles of Scilly, Man, Skye, Rùm, Iona and Islay.
A 13-day ‘Scotland, Faroe Islands and Iceland’ voyage departs Glasgow on May 22, 2027, cruising remote islands through the Outer Hebrides, Orkney and Shetland to Reykjavík.
‘Iceland’s Fire & Ice Circumnavigation’ takes place under the midnight sun and departs Reykjavík on June 2, 2027, on an 11-day sailing.
In the High Arctic, a 15-day ‘Svalbard, Greenland and Iceland’ expedition departs Paris on July 21, 2027, crossing the Arctic Circle to polar bear and walrus territory, with a pre-voyage night in Paris included.
In the southern hemisphere, multiple ‘Antarctic Peninsula’ departures run from November 2027 to January 2028, with 11- and 12-night roundtrip voyages from Ushuaia.
The flagship 22-day ‘South Georgia, Falklands and Antarctic Peninsula’ cruise departs November 2 and December 21, 2027, timed to coincide with breeding season across some of the world’s most extraordinary wildlife habitats.
