Spitsbergen 07-25 August 2020 with Arctica II

Polar bear on the north coast of Nord­aus­t­land.

And the lat­ter (con­ti­nuing from the pre­vious part) was exact­ly the right thing to do. Initi­al­ly it was a bit grey also in the north, but the­re bad wea­ther all over the place, and were just on the edge and not in the midd­le of it, so that was pret­ty good. And then, we were obvious­ly at the right time in the right place! The weah­ter was just fan­ta­stic for seve­ral days on the north side of Nord­aus­t­land, litt­le or no wind, calm seas, good visi­bi­li­ty, often even sun­ny. How often does that hap­pen up here? Stun­nin­gly beau­tiful land­scapes, rare­ly seen by human eyes. You have to know to app­re­cia­te that – the­re is hard­ly anyo­ne ever coming to many of the places that we have been to. The­re aren’t too many places like that in the world. And we’ve been the­re 🙂

Hiking across Pla­ten­hal­vøya, from Zorgd­ra­gerfjord to Duvefjord, Nord­aus­t­land.

Pho­to­ga­le­rie 2: Nord­aus­t­land

Click on thumb­nail to open an enlar­ged ver­si­on of the spe­ci­fic pho­to.

To page/photo gal­lery:  → From Isfjord to nor­thwest Spits­ber­gen  → Nord­aus­t­land  → Hin­lo­pen Strait  → From the east coast to Isfjord

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