An Antarctic superyacht expedition is remarkably rewarding, with unique activities for visitors of all ages and fitness levels. Hike or kayak in the majestic vastness, cruise through bergs in the late-evening light, ski from summit to sea on first-ever descents, and visit prominent historic sites from legendary expeditions. Read More

The lure of the South Pole has captivated intrepid explorers for centuries. The southernmost point of the planet elicits a sense of adventure and courageous endeavour that few destinations can equal. Nature at its most dramatic, extreme and awe-inspiring. Read More

Known as the ‘Serengeti of the Southern Ocean, South Georgia is a spectacle by any measure: thousands of pairs of king penguins nest along the remarkable coastline, elephant and fur seals abound, and Sir Ernest Shackleton’s grave rests here. This is a truly wild, singular place. Read More

For those looking to go further off the beaten path, Antarctica offers opportunities to delve even deeper into the white continent. The Ross Sea, a deep and biodiverse bay dividing East and West Antarctica, defines that experience. Its remoteness makes it one of the most pristine marine ecosystems on the planet. Read More

Within this compact archipelago, angular glacier-carved peaks give way to muted buttes and then to a barren expanse of sea ice. Every shoreline bay presents possibilities to see seals, reindeer, arctic fox, nesting seabirds, or the phantom of the ice, the polar bear. Read More

The Northwest Passage is one of the most legendary waterways on the planet – a long-held dream of nations and daring adventurers. Even today, only 300 vessels have successfully completed the entire route. EYOS has unmatched expertise in the Northwest Passage. On one recent voyage, our staff’s combined experience accounted for more than 10 percent of all Northwest Passage transits. Read More

A land of contrasts, Iceland is known as the land of fire and ice. Volcanoes, boiling hot springs, bubbling mud pools, and spouting geysers coexist with massive icecaps and glaciers. Much of Iceland is still taking shape before your very eyes. Raw, dramatic landscapes born of volcanic eruptions and the merciless scour of glaciers. Read More

A world of breathtaking beauty carved by Ice Age glaciers, Greenland lies mostly north of the Arctic Circle. It’s a land of sled dogs, kayaks, majestic glaciers, icebergs, colorful settlements and warm, friendly people. A Greenland expedition by superyacht provides up-close, extraordinary experiences in this wild place, and in the spring, unparalleled access to prime heli-skiing terrain. Read More

From the stunning vistas of Loch Scavaig to the basalt columns of Staffa, discover the rich history and dramatic coastlines of Scotland on a custom-tailored expedition by private yacht. Explore coastlines by Zodiac and stroll through the Scottish landscape, uncovering parts of the UK only accessible by sea. Read More

A journey along the Norwegian coast is an unforgettably beautiful expedition. Sail through narrow, picturesque fjords and secluded inlets for an intimate look at Norway’s indented and dramatic coastline. Read More

The natural beauty of Alaska offers endless opportunities for exploration. Discover pristine fjords, towering glaciers, lush forests, and rugged coastline by kayak and tender. Venture into smaller fjords and inlets for an unparalleled wildlife viewing experience aboard a private expedition yacht with EYOS. Read More

Where the desert meets the sea, Baja offers some of the best whale watching in the world, where friendly gray whales migrate to birthing lagoons along the outer coast. Hike desert arroyos and kayak rich coastlines among nesting seabirds and bottlenose dolphins. Read More

The Galápagos Islands will be forever associated with Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution. As recorded by the noted naturalist, the isolated Pacific archipelago is home to an extraordinary number of species, of which many have no fear of humans. Subsequently, the islands are a haven for close-up encounters with the likes of marine iguanas, giant tortoises, and blue-footed-boobies. Read More

From the Asian coast of the Indian Ocean, through the innumerable islands of Indonesia – Melanesia and Micronesia, out to the vast Pacific, this is one of the most exciting regions to explore by sea. Home to the greatest marine diversity anywhere on the planet. The diving is the best in the world, and the islands are some of the most beautiful. Read More

Costa Rica and Panama are countries of incredible biodiversity, with biomes ranging from tropical mountain forests to freshwater wetlands. Beyond its wildlife, Costa Rica is the land of pura vida – an expression of happiness, optimism, and living life to the fullest. Read More

A destination unlike any other, Papua New Guinea’s 5,000 clans, together speaking over 850 separate languages, make up the most culturally diverse nation on Earth. Similarly, its diverse oceanic trenches and tropical reefs provide a home to five percent of wildlife species found on the planet. Read More

On the far side of Australia, a continent away from the cruising destinations of the populous east coast, the Kimberley region awaits the avid adventurer. Only truly accessible by sea, private yachts and expedition vessels are the sole (and infrequent) visitors to these timeless terracotta shores. Read More

Far removed from the familiar cruising circuit, these South Pacific nations are a hidden jewel. Home to friendly, welcoming communities, peerless diving and snorkelling, and spectacular volcanoes, Vanuatu and the Solomons offer extraordinary experiences above and below water. Read More

Famed for their idyllic landscape of palm-fringed white beaches, verdant interiors and thriving coral reefs lying below warm, clear waters, it’s little wonder that these islands attract visitors from all over the world to soak up the sun and enjoy the warm Creole hospitality. Read More

An 800-mile odyssey through Chilean Patagonia, one of the most stunning and, paradoxically, least visited areas of the world. Wind through the Andes Mountain range from arid Puerto Natales to a landscape studded with magnificent peaks, frozen rivers of glacial ice, and windswept temperate rainforest. Read More

Venture to the remote island of Madagascar and be totally alone on beaches and reefs most people can only dream of. The world’s fourth largest island is often referred to as the ‘eighth continent’ owing to its immense biodiversity, which remains strikingly different from neighboring Africa. Read More

In the midst of the Pacific Ocean lies French Polynesia, which comprises of 118 islands and atolls that shimmer across the sea like a string of prized Tahitian pearls. These tiny specks of land have inspired generations of artists and writers trying to capture the beauty and allure of the lush rainforests, crystalline clear lagoons and palm-fringed beaches. Read More

In the midst of the Pacific Ocean lies French Polynesia, which comprises of 118 islands and atolls that shimmer across the sea like a string of prized Tahitian pearls. These tiny specks of land have inspired generations of artists and writers trying to capture the beauty and allure of the lush rainforests, crystalline clear lagoons and palm-fringed beaches. Read More

The sky’s the limit aboard a helicopter soaring over the African savanna. From Kenya to Ethiopia to Uganda, these tailor-made, open-door heli-safari expeditions uncover the great wildernesses of Africa, revealing the remote corners of the continent. Read More