
Arctic sailing expeditions aboard a 77 ft aluminium CNB. Svalbard's pack ice under the midnight sun. The northern lights from a dark deck at sea. This is not a cruise — it's an expedition, and there's a bunk with your name on it.
The Arctic is not something you watch from a cruise-ship rail. You sail it, watch by watch, with your hands on the sheets.
The sea is never conquered. It is respected, studied, and crossed with humility.
An expedition without a plan B isn't brave — it's bad seamanship. Ice and weather command; the skipper decides.
Miles are earned. Every leg counts toward your offshore ticket, not just your Instagram.
Nerds prepare. We read the ice charts, we study the polar lows, we know why the aurora is green — and we'll teach you on watch.
We explore to tell true stories. Every expedition is numbered and logged — 001 opens the book.
Our mission is simple and outsized: one hundred Arctic sailing expeditions. One hundred numbered passages, one hundred logbooks, one hundred crews who come home changed.
Expedition 001 departs Hondarribia, Spain in 2027: five legs, 2,500 nautical miles, 43°N to 78°N. The crew of 001 gets the first line in the book — forever.
01The pack edge, calving glacier fronts, polar bears and walrus, and a sun that never sets. Ice navigation with a full high-latitude curriculum.
02The dark season: snow-covered fjords, black water, and the northern lights over the mast. Aurora watch from a blacked-out deck, far from any town glow.
43°N → 78°N · 2.500 nm
Sail one leg or the whole climb. Every mile counts toward ISSA Offshore Skipper and Master of Yacht. Prices per berth, full board, sailing as working crew.

A 77 ft CNB with an aluminium heart, being fitted for Arctic work: heating, redundant navigation, and a deck you can stand a watch on when the spray freezes. At the helm, Captain Erick Martinez and an ISSA-certified crew sailing in Spanish and English.



Tell us which leg or season you want and your sailing experience (none is fine too). We'll send the full dossier: route, dates, kit and terms.