HX Expeditions has announced that it is offering guests up to 40 percent off select expeditions in 2025-26 and selected 2026-27 departures through its Black Friday promotion.

Available to book until December 3, 2025, the sale spans destinations including Antarctica, Svalbard, Greenland, Alaska, the Galápagos Islands and the Northwest Passage.

These cruises include daily landings and immersive excursions, expert-led lectures, Science Centers and all meals, drinks and gratuities.

Destinations include:

• Antarctica: up to 30 percent off
• Alaska: up to 30 percent off
• Norway: up to 35 percent off
• Greenland: up to 25 percent off
• Galápagos: up to 40 percent off, and
• Northwest Passage: up to 20 percent off.

Highlight itineraries include the following:

“Iconic Antarctica – The Explorer’s Route”

• Up to 30 percent off, from $9,918 per person
• Suites from $14,067 per person aboard the Roald Amundsen

“Ultimate Norway – Arctic Expedition under the Northern Lights”

• Up to 35 percent off, from $3,987 per person
• Suites from $6,777 per person
• Itinerary sailing Norway’s coast, combining cultural immersion, wildlife encounters and the northern lights.

“Galápagos Islands – In Darwin’s Footsteps”

• Up to 40 percent off, from $6,009 per person
• Suites from $7,905 per person
• Nine-day voyage to the UNESCO-protected Galápagos Islands

“Northwest Passage – Through the Arctic Labyrinth”

• Up to 20 percent off, from $21,262 per person
• Suites from $29,667 per person
• 23-day voyage featuring HX’s new Inuit-led excursion program, developed in partnership with Arctic communities.

“Alaska’s Inside Passage: Fjords of the Great Land”

• Up to 30 percent off, from $4,053 per person
• Suites from $6,810 per person
• Nine-day expedition featuring fjords, rainforests, wildlife and waterways, as well as kayaking, hiking and scenic cruising.

“Svalbard in Spring – The Return of the Sun”

• Up to 20 percent off, from $7,325 per person
• Suites from $9,411 per person
• As HX celebrates 130 years of exploration in Svalbard, travelers will experience the Arctic’s 24-hour daylight, polar bears and seabirds in their nesting cliffs.