Top Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before exploring the Arctic
Layered clothing is essential, including a waterproof outer shell, insulated mid-layers, thermal base layers, wool socks, gloves, and a warm hat. Don’t forget sturdy boots, a backpack, and specialized gear such as goggles and hand warmers to stay comfortable in extreme conditions.
The prime season runs from late February to early April when daylight extends and the Northern Lights are most visible. Summer trips from June to August offer milder temperatures and opportunities to witness abundant wildlife and midnight sun conditions.
Accommodations vary from cozy lodges and heated cabins to remote tented camps on the ice. Each option is selected for comfort and proximity to key sites, ensuring you spend more time exploring and less time commuting.
All expeditions are led by highly experienced guides trained in Arctic protocols. We provide detailed briefings on wildlife encounters, weather, and terrain navigation. Each group is equipped with communication devices and emergency kits.
Participants should have a moderate fitness level, comfortable walking on uneven terrain and in cold environments. Some activities include light trekking and snowshoeing, so prior experience with outdoor excursions is helpful but not mandatory.
Yes, Polaryxa offers personalized itineraries tailored to your interests, whether focusing on photography, wildlife observation, or cultural immersion with indigenous communities. Contact us to discuss special arrangements.
Cancellations made more than 60 days before departure are fully refundable. For cancellations between 30 and 60 days, a partial credit applies towards future trips. Please refer to our full policy for details.