Expedition cruising: where the roads end
What’s the essence of an expedition cruise? It’s a journey into the far-flung parts of our planet, destinations so isolated that there’s no other way to reach them. These voyages bring you up close to natural spectacles and raw wilderness, from Patagonian glaciers to remote Outback coastlines. Drawing from our specialists’ own footage, this is just a taster of the kind of scenery and marine life you could experience on an expedition cruise with Audley. You’ll also disembark and explore on land where possible, hiking to remote viewpoints and stopping to observe wildlife, led by expert guides.
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Guide to expedition cruises: your frequently asked questions
Exploring isolated regions, busy days, expert leaders, no set itineraries — these are all part of the delights of expedition cruising. Seasoned seafarer and Audley cruise specialist, Caroline, answers your most asked questions about this type of cruising.
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Where the roads end: the world of expedition cruising
Expedition cruises are an invitation to adventure, but what’s special about them and where in the world could you go? We share our best expedition cruise destinations and itineraries, plus our recommended ships and partners.
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How do we choose your cruise? 3 starter questions
Audley cruise specialist Frankie shares how she’ll fine-tune your cruise, including what to expect from life on board your ship. She also gives examples of how cruising can be minutely tailored to your particular passions.
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Exploring by water: cruising with Audley explained
Not sure if a cruise is for you? Audley specialist Jon explains how adding time on the water can enrich your trip wherever you’re bound, be it remote fjords, reef-ringed islands, historic riverbanks, or creaking glaciers.
