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Expedition Travel and sport betting

Exploring the Arctic has been a dream of many adventurers over the centuries. The vast expanses of snow and ice, the unique wildlife and the potential for discovery have all made a trip to this remote area an attractive proposition for explorers. An expedition to the Arctic can be a life-changing experience, as it provides an opportunity to witness some of the planet's most stunning scenery and spectacular wildlife up close. With its extreme temperatures and unforgiving environment, however, an Arctic expedition also comes with considerable risk if proper precautions are not taken.

One of the most popular activities during an Arctic expedition is sport betting with log in to 1xbet. This requires both luck and skill, as bettors must accurately predict which team will win or lose based on their knowledge of the teams playing and how those teams typically perform in various circumstances. Betting with 1xbet also gives players access to exclusive offers, bonuses and promotions that are not available elsewhere.

In addition to sport betting, there are plenty of other activities available during an arctic expedition – from dog sledding to whale watching to visiting isolated villages that offer insight into traditional Inuit or Sami culture. For those brave enough, even camping out under the northern lights can provide a truly memorable experience . Although some challenges may arise due to severe weather conditions and lack of infrastructure in certain regions, overall, an Arctic Expedition promises unforgettable views, unique wildlife encounters and priceless cultural experiences.

Total Solar Eclipse!

A total solar eclipse will occur August 1, 2008. We’ll be positioning our icebreaker 50 Years of Victory to view it.

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Ends of the Earth
50 Years of Victory

Just Announced: 50 Years of Victory Joins Fleet

Quark Expeditions is thrilled to announce that our North Pole voyages in 2008 will be aboard the world’s newest, largest and most sophisticated nuclear-powered icebreaker – 50 Years of Victory!

Twenty years in the making, 50 Years of Victory is a technological marvel. The June 23rd departure will be the icebreaker’s maiden voyage to the North Pole. Learn more >

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Polar Ambassador Program

Share your passion for the polar regions.

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Total Solar Eclipse!

A total solar eclipse will occur August 1, 2008. We’ll be positioning our icebreaker 50 Years of Victory to view it.

The North Pole Total Solar Eclipse >

Ends of the Earth

New Penguin Study Announced

The Emperor Penguins of the Snow Hill Island rookery will be studied.

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Atlanta: At the Ends of the Earth

The Quark Expeditions sponsored exhibit Ends of the Earth: From Polar Bears to Penguins will open June 5, 2008, at the Fernbank Museum of Natural History.

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John Weller

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Report from the Far Side

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Quark Returns to the Northeast Passage:
From Anadyr to Murmansk

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The Smithsonian’s Wondrous Cold:
An Antarctic Journey

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Association of Arctic Expedition Cruise Operators (AECO)

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Aliens in Antarctica:
Download a free backgrounder.

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Welcome to Quark Expeditions:
celebrating 17 Years

For the past 17 years Quark Expeditions has led the way in polar adventure. In that time, our fascination with the last unexplored frontiers has grown steadily deeper. From our landings on little-known shores to our first passenger circumnavigation of the Antarctic continent, we’ve carried on the spirit of the great explorers while sharing our passion for regions whose environmental sanctity must be protected.

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