Today was our first full day of adventure in Svalbard. The morning began with limited visibility which improved throughout the day, providing us with clear skies later. We spent the morning alongside Lilliehöökbreen, a magnificent glacier with a 7-kilometer-long tidewater front, while we had our introductory briefings and carried out our bio decontamination.
In the afternoon, we navigated a bit further south to Fjortende Julibukta which translates to the 14th of July Bay. Here, we were able to Zodiac cruise as well as go kayaking. A wildlife highlight here was seeing many spectacular king eiders!
