HX Expeditions is marking the lead-up to its 130th anniversary in 2026 with new savings on all-inclusive expedition cruises to Greenland, targeting travellers seeking immersive Arctic experiences.
As the world’s oldest and longest-running expedition cruise company, HX continues to combine cultural insight, scientific engagement and decades of polar expertise across its Arctic itineraries.
Greenland expeditions showcase culture, ice and remote communities
HX’s Greenland voyages explore glacier-carved fjords, remote Inuit communities and iceberg-filled waters, offering guests deep insight into the region’s landscapes and culture.
Expeditions are led by experienced teams and supported by HX’s onboard Science and Education Program, featuring expert talks and guided activities designed to enrich guest understanding of the Arctic environment.
Sale offers savings and onboard credit for new guests
The Greenland sale offers savings of up to $3,350 per person on selected all-inclusive expeditions, with an additional $400 per person onboard credit available for guests new to HX.
HX Explorers members holding Silver, Gold or Platinum status can also access an extra five per cent discount.
Cabin fares start from $16,461 per person, while suites with expansive views are priced from $22,057 per person.
All-inclusive expedition experience
HX expeditions include all onboard meals and drinks, guided activities, a branded expedition jacket and reusable water bottle, Wi-Fi access and professional photography captured by an onboard photographer.
Optional excursions and experiences are available at an additional cost. International airfares and travel insurance are not included.
Booking window and travel dates
The offer applies to bookings made between 4 December 2025 and 23 March 2026 for selected departures operating from 23 December 2025 to 31 March 2028.
HX continues legacy of expedition cruising
Founded in 1896, HX operates a fleet of five modern expedition ships sailing to more than 250 destinations across 30 countries.
The company is recognised for its leadership in sustainability, having eliminated heavy fuel oil use, banned unnecessary single-use plastics and introduced hybrid-powered expedition vessels. HX also supports scientific research through its onboard programs and the HX Foundation, which funds education and marine conservation initiatives.
