The Rest of The World

The Rest of The World

Venture to the ends of the Earth and see nature at its most magnificent. Rare encounters, vast land and untouched beauty onboard a luxury charter yacht.

Witness raw, untamed beauty in the world’s last true wildernesses

Yacht charter in colder climates

Witness raw, untamed beauty in the world’s last true wildernesses

Northern Europe, the polar regions, and the seas surrounding Antarctica; destinations that are rich in wildlife and culture, and synonymous with the spirit of adventure. With a Camper & Nicholsons yacht charter, you can follow in the footsteps of fellow explorers and discover the most remote parts of the world in a new level of luxury. 

Close encounters

The polar regions are a photographer’s dream. Our expert guides know the perfect spots for capturing once-in-a-lifetime shots of local wildlife, epic landscapes, and dancing skies. 
Close encounters

The great outdoors

Nature is limitless up here. From rewarding hikes to white-knuckle sled rides, this is the place to drink in the mountain air and soak up the beauty of the world around you.
The great outdoors

Hop from city to city

Bergen, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen; if you’re in search of history, arts and culture, then your next waterfront city is never far away. 
Hop from city to city

When to visit

Northern Europe & The Poles, Season by Season

We don’t just time your charter, we tailor it to the season you want to travel. From choosing the right yacht to adjusting your route, pace, and anchorages, we plan around sea conditions, crowd levels, and local culture to make the most of any time of year.

Early Season
The world awakens from ice

Early Season

May – June

Northern landscapes stir to life as winter fades. Snowmelt feeds roaring waterfalls in Norway and Iceland, while Greenland’s fjords begin to open. Days stretch longer, with crisp air and bright skies. A serene time to explore coasts still touched by solitude.

Season Highlights

Weather

Northern Europe & Arctic: 5–15 °C, cool and bright, lengthening daylight hours 
Antarctica: Deep winter, inaccessible at this time

Best for

Spring wildflowers, glacier hikes, wildlife watching

Sailing conditions

Calmer seas as ice recedes; cool waters and gentle breezes

Tips & Insights

Puffins nesting in Iceland, icebergs drifting through fjords, and quiet harbours waking across Scandinavia

Peak Season
Endless light and northern glory

Peak Season

July – August

Summer brings near-constant daylight and the most inviting conditions in the far north. Midnight sun bathes Norway, Svalbard, and Greenland in gold, while the UK and Denmark enjoy long, mild sailing days. In contrast, Antarctica lies in deep winter — silent beneath its frozen horizon.

Season Highlights

Weather

Northern Europe & Arctic: 10–20 °C, steady winds, near-endless daylight 
Antarctica: 0 to –20 °C, full winter, no cruising access

Best for

Glacier cruising, whale-watching, hiking, cultural festivals

Sailing conditions

Mild seas, reliable winds, 24-hour light in the Arctic Circle

Tips & Insights

Fjord cruising beneath glowing skies, humpback whales off Greenland, and summer festivals on northern shores

Late Season
Auroras and icebound horizons

Late Season

September – March

As the north turns colder and nights grow long, auroras shimmer across Nordic skies while ice returns to Arctic shores. Yet at the opposite pole, Antarctica’s short summer begins, opening up for once-in-a-lifetime expeditions among icebergs, penguins, and vast glaciers.

Season Highlights

Weather

Northern Europe & Arctic: 0–10 °C, colder air and stormier seas 
Antarctica (Nov–Mar): 0–8 °C, long daylight, calm conditions — The time to visit

Best for

Northern Lights, Antarctic wildlife encounters, dramatic ice landscapes

Sailing conditions

Rougher northern seas; prime expedition cruising in Antarctica’s summer window

Tips & Insights

Dancing auroras over Arctic fjords, calving glaciers in Antarctica, and the thrill of exploring Earth’s wildest frontiers

Yacht charter in Northern Europe

Majestic fjordlands meet ancient folklore

From thrill-seekers to foodies, the dramatic coastlines of the Baltic Sea and beyond capture the hearts of all who visit. Think crisp days, colourful nights, and scenery unlike anywhere else on Earth. 

Step ashore the land carved by ice and fire for cascading waterfalls, geothermal wonders, ice-blue lagoons, and of course, nature’s greatest light show: the Northern Lights. 

The famous fjords represent nature at its most rugged. Hike, fish, kayak, climb; every day embark on endless new adventures against Norway’s most beautiful backdrops. 

Centuries-old fairy tales, charming, crooked houses, and endless open spaces to explore. All of this and more from the most contented nation in the world. 

A wilderness of rocky outcrops and glassy shorelines awaits. But head inland and you’ll find vibrant cities filled with cobbled streets, ornate architecture, and signature Scandi style. 

A land where rolling green hills meet dramatic coastlines, steeped in centuries of history and timeless charm. Venture into its cities and you’ll discover a vibrant blend of heritage and modernity—iconic landmarks, stately architecture, and cutting‑edge culture woven seamlessly together.

Yacht charter in the Poles

Worlds of ice and light

From Greenland’s towering glaciers to Svalbard’s drifting ice and Antarctica’s vast silence, these are voyages that defy the ordinary. Expect pure wilderness, rare wildlife, and moments of awe at the edge of the Earth.

Polar exploration as you always dreamed it could be. Cruise between icebergs, marvel at glaciers, and spot seals, walruses, and arctic foxes under the light of the midnight sun. 

At first glance, you’ll see colourful houses dusted with powder-fresh snow. But beyond that, you’ll encounter towering icebergs, steep-sided fjords, and a deep-rooted Inuit culture. 

Exhilarating, breathtaking—this is a place reserved for the boldest and most intrepid. Watch the world’s most powerful elemental forces at work with only seals, penguins, and orcas for company

Featured Yachts

Yachts available in the Rest of the World

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2022 88.01M 9 Cabins 12 Guests

From €480,000 per week

2006 (2024) 65.20M 6 Cabins 12 Guests

From $480,000 per week

2003 (2014) 69.00M 16 Cabins 32 Guests

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2023 55.00M 6 Cabins 12 Guests

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2004 (2024) 60.00M 7 Cabins 12 Guests

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2021 54.20M 7 Cabins 12 Guests