Next ports of call of Le Commandant Charcot
The calls planned over the next 30 days, from the itineraries published by the cruise lines.
- Spitsbergen Island port of call
- Longyearbyen, Spitsbergen port of call
- Ny-Alesund, Spitsbergen port of call
- Spitsbergen Island port of call
- Bjornoya-Bear Island port of call
- Honningsvag port of call
- Tromso port of call
- Honningsvag port of call
- Bjornoya-Bear Island port of call
- Alta port of call
- Tromso port of call
- Harstad port of call
Next cruise departures of Le Commandant Charcot
56 departures on sale, the soonest first.
- October 24, 2026 8 nights · from Tromso Honningsvag, Bjornoya-Bear Island, Alta, Harstad from €13,230 per person
- November 1, 2026 13 nights · from narvik Svolvaer, Leknes-Gravdal, Bronnoysund, Alesund from €15,040 per person
- November 14, 2026 10 nights · from Bergen Lysefjord (), Eigersund, Kristiansand, Visby from €10,350 per person
- November 24, 2026 9 nights · from Helsinki Stockholm, Visby, Gdansk, Riga from €9,300 per person
- December 3, 2026 9 nights · from Helsinki Stockholm, Visby, Gdansk, Riga from €12,170 per person
- December 12, 2026 9 nights · from Helsinki Stockholm, Visby, Gdansk, Riga from €9,300 per person
- December 22, 2026 8 nights · from Helsinki Stockholm, Rauma, Lulea, Oulu from €11,030 per person
- December 30, 2026 8 nights · from Kemi Oulu, Lulea, Rauma, Stockholm from €11,180 per person
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About Le Commandant Charcot
Le Commandant Charcot is a luxury polar exploration cruise ship operated by the French cruise line Ponant. Named in tribute to the celebrated French polar explorer and scientist Jean-Baptiste Charcot, the vessel is designed specifically to voyage through the most remote and extreme polar environments on Earth.
Concept and Destinations
The ship undertakes high-latitude voyages to secluded regions traditionally accessible only to research missions. Its itineraries include expeditions to the Geographic North Pole, Greenland, the Svalbard archipelago, the Northwest Passage, and deep Antarctic waters, such as the Ross Sea and Bellingshausen Sea.
Scientific Role and Citizen Science
Beyond offering luxury travel, the vessel functions as an active platform for scientific research. It houses dedicated laboratories and regularly accommodates international researchers studying oceanography, glaciology, and polar ecosystems. Passengers are invited to participate in citizen science initiatives, attending expert lectures and assisting with field observations.
Life on Board
Le Commandant Charcot combines immersive exploration with French hospitality and luxury. Facilities include panoramic observation lounges, wellness and spa centers, heated indoor and outdoor pools, and fine dining experiences created in collaboration with world-renowned chefs, allowing guests to experience polar landscapes in high comfort.
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