Aurora Expeditions Launches Beyond Borders Sale for 2026; Up to 25% Off and $2,500 Air Credit
by Marsha Mowers
Aurora Expeditions’ Sylvia Earle.
Aurora Expeditions has officially launched its Beyond Borders Sale, offering travellers the opportunity to save up to 25%, plus receive a bonus $2,500 USD air credit per person on select 2026 voyages—but only if booked between October 1 and December 31, 2025.
“For over three decades, Aurora Expeditions has been pioneering small-ship journeys into the world’s most remarkable destinations,” said Michael Heath, CEO of Aurora Expeditions. “The Beyond Borders Sale makes these extraordinary adventures more accessible, while ensuring travellers explore with purpose.”
The sale spans a global collection of immersive itineraries, from the icy fjords of Greenland and Iceland, to the sun-soaked culture of Madrid and Marrakech. But to open the campaign, Aurora is placing a spotlight on the Arctic for October—inviting travellers to experience one of the planet’s most awe-inspiring frontiers.
Program Highlights – Voyages in the Beyond Borders Sale:
- Spitsbergen: Realm of the Ice Bear – Journey deep into the Svalbard archipelago, home to polar bears, walruses, Arctic foxes, and reindeer. Experience endless summer daylight and pristine High Arctic landscapes.
- Svalbard Odyssey – Explore glaciers, fjords, and pack ice in search of polar bears, seabird colonies, and historic sites of polar exploration.
- Jewels of the Arctic – Discover Iceland, Greenland, and Svalbard in one epic journey, from volcanic cliffs to colossal icebergs and Arctic wildlife.
- Svalbard in Depth – Spend extended time exploring Svalbard’s fjords and pack ice for a deeper look at Arctic wildlife and geology.
- Traversing the Northwest Passage – Follow in the wake of legendary explorers through the Canadian Arctic, navigating ice-choked waterways and visiting remote communities. Aurora’s expeditions reflect its mission to use travel as a force for good. As a Certified B Corporation™, Aurora ensures every journey supports conservation, citizen science, and sustainable practices.
