Elsewhere, kayakers set off on a 4km paddle around a nearby island in light rain and moderate swell. Everyone returned safely, and the moment was made even more memorable by a haunting Irish pipe performance—a fitting soundtrack for the misty, moody Arctic setting.
Meanwhile, our divers descended into a kelp forest for their second or third Arctic dive. Visibility was limited at 10–20 meters, but conditions were calm and manageable—a unique underwater experience.
To top it all off, we had the classic polar plunge—a rite of passage in these waters. Adventurers of all ages jumped in, including some who rushed back from diving just in time for the freezing dip, before warming up in the sauna and Jacuzzi.
A day that perfectly captured the spirit of Arctic exploration—raw, resilient, and unforgettable.