One Ocean Expeditions provides extraordinary marine travel experiences in the remote regions of the world. With a range of innovative itineraries in Antarctica, the Canadian Arctic, Svalbard, Canada’s East Coast, South and Central America and the Islands of the North Atlantic, a voyage in these destinations is truly a life-changing experience. But what is the…
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Discover The One Ocean Foundation
The One Ocean Foundation was established in early 2017 to house the growing financial contributions from both passengers and One Ocean Expeditions.
NEW Action Packed 2019/20 Antarctic Cruise Season
We are happy to announce the launch of our 2019/20 Antarctic season, bringing more innovation, diversity and locations than ever before.
One Ocean Expeditions and Ocean Wise Announce Formal Partnership
One Ocean Expeditions is excited to announce that we have formalized our partnership with not-for-profit organization Ocean Wise with the intent of expanding their joint educational programs around the world on select OOE voyages.
Celebrating Canada Day 2018
Each year, we expand our expedition cruise portfolio to explore Canada’s remote coastlines. In celebration of Canada Day, we are sharing the most exciting Canadian experiences that guests can participate on an expedition cruise with One Ocean Expeditions:
One Ocean Expedition’s whale voyage featured in ‘ The Map to Paradise’ documentary
‘The Map to Paradise’ is the new ‘must see’ documentary about ocean health. Find out what One Ocean Expedition’s scientists in residence contributes to the documentary.
One Ocean Expeditions expands comprehensive science program
The more opportunities we provide for guests to engage with scientists through conversations and presentations, the more ambassadors for those sensitive regions we create | One Ocean Expeditions.
5 reasons to visit the Canadian Arctic
Home to an abundance of wildlife and remote Inuit communities, the Canadian Arctic is like no other place on earth.
New research findings on minke whales in Antarctica
For the first time ever, scientists in Antarctica have successfully attached a video tag to a minke whale.