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ON TOP OF THE WORLD Take in the magniﬁ cent splendor of the Norwegian fjords on this luxe- NY-ÅLESUND SVALBARD adventure voyage through the Arctic. And when you’re done drinking GREENLAND SEA LONGYEARBYEN in the views, you may be able to stop in at Svalbard Bryggeri, the SVALBARD BARENTS northernmost microbrewery in the world, notable for producing the only SEA beers made in the North Pole. 8-NIGHT LONGYEARBYEN, SVALBARD ROUNDTRIP July 23 - July 31, 2022 DAY PORT ARRIVE DEPART 1 Longyearbyen, Svalbard, Norway 6PM 2 Ny Ålesund, Svalbard, Norway 8AM 6PM 3 At Sea 4 At Sea 5 At Sea 6 At Sea 7 At Sea 8 At Sea 9 Longyearbyen, Svalbard, Norway 8AM CAPTAIN’S CHOICE CALLS Destinations at and around Svalbard are weather dependent and subject to change. The Captain along with the expedition team’s expertise and ﬂ exibility will select the ultimate locations depending on the local conditions, wildlife sightings and guest safety. This area may include kayaking, glacier hiking, spotting polar bears, walrus, bearded and ringed seals, Arctic foxes, reindeer and some of the largest whales on the planet. Destinations and sites may include: Pyramiden, Isfjorden, Forlandsundet, PoolePynten, Krossfjorden, Lillihöök Glacier, Smeerenburg, Fuglesangen, Monaco Glacier, Wildefjorden, Moffen, Hinlopenstretet, Parry Bank, Phippsoya Seven Islands, Kong Karls Basin, Alkefjellet Heyleysundet, Boltodden, Bellsund & Calypsobyen. ALL INCLUSIVE ALL THE WAY Atlas Ocean Voyages takes every aspect of your journey into account, including roundtrip commercial airfare, a choice of complimentary land excursions in every port and exclusively offering only Balcony and Suite accommodations... plus everything in between. And it all happens on the brand-new World Navigator, purpose-built for adventure and designed for a safe, intimate and seamless experience. FOR A QUOTE OR MORE INFORMATION, CALL YOUR PREFERRED TRAVEL ADVISOR OR OUR VOYAGE SPECIALISTS AT 1.844.44.ATLAS (28527) OR VISIT ATLASOCEANVOYAGES.COM © 2021 Atlas Ocean Voyages. Ship’s Registry: Portugal 06.18.21.

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