HX Expeditions has launched its 2028/29 season, with 26 new itineraries across Antarctica, the Arctic, and Scandinavia
The season features 57 voyages across 14 destinations worldwide, including two destinations new to the company and five major product innovations.
With an average voyage length of 11 nights and 1,288 ports of call, the company is set to offer a multitude of expedition experiences.
Key additions include new Antarctica departures from the Falkland Islands, shorter Alaska and Greenland expeditions, a new Baffin Island circumnavigation, and nine new ‘Ocean Crossing’ voyages.
The season will also see HX’s first dedicated Scandinavia programme, its longest-ever season in Svalbard, and year-round wildlife expeditions in the Galapagos Islands aboard Santa Cruz II.
Gebhard Rainer, CEO of HX Expeditions, said, “The voyages may be new, but the expertise behind them is not. Our new season builds on more than 130 years of expedition heritage, creating new ways for guests to connect with the people, wildlife, and landscapes that make these places so extraordinary.”
The newly-announced season will combine new destinations, new routes, and greater flexibility, giving guests more opportunities to explore both iconic expedition regions and lesser-visited corners of the world.