We have Officially Completed our Third Northwest Passage
13-09-2025, 65°40’N 055°59’W Davis Strait Leaving the snowy hills of Baffin behind, we set out to sea. A northerly wind.
13-09-2025, 65°40’N 055°59’W Davis Strait Leaving the snowy hills of Baffin behind, we set out to sea. A northerly wind.
We are organizing 2 webinars about Antarctic voyages – If you have missed this news, this means you are not.
08-09-2025, 73°45N 082°33W, Lancaster Sound And then, all of a sudden, there it was: Beechey Island — the holy grail of this.
Bellot Blizzards – Part Two 03-09-2025, 74°32N 091°32W The southeast wind was set to carry us to the south coast.
02-09-2025, 72°14N 093°26W, Prince Regent Sound An amazing sail brought us to Gjoa Haven on the east coast of King.
From my desk here in the Netherlands, I follow Tecla’s every move across the Northwest Passage. While Gijs and the crew.
25-08-2025, 68°40’N 108°55’W Kugluktuk, also known as Coppermine, was our home for two evenings. Why go this far off route,.
At 07:30 this morning, the first swell came through. Finally, the ice was going to let us go—though not without.
20-08-2025, 70°10’N 124°09’W Just past Cape Parry, on the north shore of the Parry Peninsula, we are entering the ice.
19-08-2025 – 69°39’N 126°21’W What a day, I must say. We started off with a beautiful sunrise — the sun.


Since 2024 the Tecla is officially a member of the IAATO, the International Association Antarctic Tour Operators. We are very proud to be a member and to call ourselves Ambassadors of sustainable Antarctic Tourism. We hope we can make you our next Ambassador! Not just for Antarctic Nature, but all nature, wildlife and life on our amazing planet.
