Glacier caves
Six days under the ice: meltwater tunnels, moulins on rope, and one night sleeping in the blue room itself.
- Window
- Feb – Apr
- Grade
- 2 / 5
- From
- € 4,900
Polar expedition outfitters · Longyearbyen, 78°13′ N · Est. 1994
Isfjord outfits and guides small teams into the blue rooms under Svalbard’s glaciers — eight people, two guides, and every piece of kit issued, fitted and tested at −38 °C before you touch the ice.
Season 2027 · Three ways in
Every departure is capped at eight. We run each route once a month while the light and the ice allow it, and we cancel — with a full refund — when the glacier says no.
Six days under the ice: meltwater tunnels, moulins on rope, and one night sleeping in the blue room itself.
Fourteen days, 180 km on skis hauling your own pulk from the east coast to the fjord. No huts. No shortcuts.
Nine days on the frozen fjord with a bear guard, a sauna tent and the quietest nights you will ever hear.
The kit room
Nothing leaves our kit room until it has spent a night in the cold chamber. You are fitted in Longyearbyen the day before departure, and you hand it all back wet.
Bookings open 1 October
The caves flood when the melt begins. Tell us which month you can travel and we will hold a place for fourteen days while you sort the flights.