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The Northeast Passage: Across the Russian Arctic with Geoffrey Kent 2021
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Book at Abercrombie & Kent - from $36,995

26 days long exclusively chartered, all-Inclusive voyage led by Abercrombie & Kent founder Geoffrey Kent, his team and local guides. This celebratory voyage through the Northeast Passage alongside our award-winning Expedition Team, which includes a National Geographic photographer and a Russian Far East expert. Navigate from Tromso, Norway, to Nome, Alaska, visiting remote, legendary settlements strewn across the Russian High Arctic, seldom-seen Siberian islands, isolated wildlife habitats, and Arctic nature reserves along the way.

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