Are you thinking of heading north for the Winter?

Aurora Expeditions is keen to showcase the mesmerizing beauty, enthralling history, and fascinating wildlife of the Arctic to as many travellers as possible. To help travellers access this region, Aurora is offering three savings opportunities for a strictly limited time, including flight credits of $1000 per person* for its Arctic 2023 sailings – a first for the leading Australian expedition travel company.
Solo travellers can travel without paying the regular single supplement* – a savings of 50 per cent on full fares– on a range of departures. Solo travellers will enjoy a welcoming, relaxed environment on board Aurora’s purpose-built, intimate ships, the Greg Mortimer and the latest addition, the Sylvia Earle. They can immerse themselves in enlightening, life-changing adventures, on expeditions to fascinating locations such as the Arctic Circle, Greenland, Iceland, Svalbard, the Northwest Passage and even be dazzled by the Northern Lights.
Non-solo travellers do not miss out and can enjoy the savings Aurora is offering: up to 20 per cent* off all Arctic 2023 voyages.
Travellers will need to act fast to secure the best rates and best staterooms as there is strictly limited availability on these offers.
All three offers must be booked and deposited before June 30, 2023. The No Solo Supplement offer is not combinable with the other offers.
Multi-award-winning Aurora Expeditions, with its over 32 years of pioneering exploration, is focused on being the leader in life-changing, sustainable and respectful small-ship expeditions to the world’s most remote natural environments and through immersive and enriching experiences creating lifelong ambassadors of our planet.
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