Voyage 11 · departs 8 November 2027
High Latitude
Six days on a polar-leaning orbit that reaches the auroral ovals on every pass.
- Days in orbit
- 6
- Altitude
- 450 km
- Inclination
- 70.0°
- Seats
- 0 / 4
The ground track: one orbit, drawn on a flat map of the Earth.
What that plan means
You will go round 92 times, once every 93.4 minutes, and see 92 sunrises. The voyage covers 3,962,870 kilometres at 7.64 kilometres a second, and at no point will it feel like moving.
High enough that the view reaches 90° of latitude: on the night passes the auroral ovals rise over the poleward horizon, green at a hundred kilometres and red above.
$5.9 million per seat, all preparation included
High Latitude reaches seventy degrees north and south — far enough that every orbit crosses the aurora twice. It is flown in the northern winter, so the Arctic is dark and the southern pack ice is lit by a sun that barely sets.
This voyage is fully reserved. We keep a waiting list; seats come back more often than you might think.
