Aurora Expeditions celebrates 35 Years of Chasing Wonder with Limited-Time Expedition Savings and Air Credit

Aurora Expeditions is marking 35 years of pioneering expedition travel with a limited-time offer giving travelers the opportunity to save up to 30% and receive up to US$3,500 in air credit per person on select Antarctica, Arctic and Global voyages.
Available on select departures booked and deposited between July 1 and September 30, 2026, the offer comes as travelers continue to seek more meaningful, experience-led journeys to remote destinations. From wildlife-rich polar regions to wild coastlines, rainforests, historic islands and bucket-list natural phenomena, the featured voyages highlight the breadth of Aurora Expeditions’ small-ship, expedition-led program.
Featured departures include:
Falklands, South Georgia & Antarctic Peninsula
Departing October 24, 2026, this 22-day voyage combines three of the Southern Ocean’s most celebrated regions, with opportunities to experience the Falkland Islands, the wildlife spectacle of South Georgia and the ice-filled landscapes of the Antarctic Peninsula.
Was US$34,195, now from US$29,066 per person, plus up to US$3,500 air credit per person.
Antarctica Through the Lens
Departing January 25, 2027, this 12-day specialist photography voyage is designed for travelers wanting to capture Antarctica’s wildlife, landscapes and extraordinary light with the support of expert photography guides.
US$24,595 per person, plus up to US$3,000 air credit per person.
Antarctic Peninsula Fly the Drake
Departing January 13, 2027, this 10-day itinerary offers a time-efficient way to experience Antarctica, with a one-way flight across the Drake Passage and a small-ship expedition through the Antarctic Peninsula.
US$25,395 plus up to US$3,500 air credit per person.
Costa Rica & Panama Canal
Departing April 9, 2027, this 12-day warm-water expedition explores tropical coastlines, rainforest ecosystems, wildlife-rich national parks and the iconic Panama Canal.
Was US$16,195, now from US$12,956 per person, plus up to US$3,000 air credit per person.
Wild Scotland
Departing May 31, 2027, this 12-day voyage offers a more immersive way to experience Scotland’s remote islands, rugged coastlines, historic sites and seabird colonies by small ship.
Was US$16,995, now from US$14,446 per person, plus up to US$3,500 air credit per person.
Jewels of the Arctic
Departing August 9, 2027, this 15-day Arctic expedition explores dramatic fjords, glaciers, remote communities and wildlife habitats across one of the world’s most awe-inspiring polar regions.
Was US$24,995, now from US$17,497 per person, plus up to US$3,500 air credit per person.
Northern Lights Explorer – Norway, Greenland, Iceland
Departing August 25, 2027, this 18-day voyage explores the wild landscapes of Greenland and Norway, timed for longer Arctic nights and the region’s famed northern lights.
Was US$21,895, now from US$16,421 per person, plus up to US$3,000 air credit per person.
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