Atlas Ocean Voyages has announced a new guest enrichment program aboard the World Traveller for its March 6, 2026, expedition.

Atlas will welcome Karim Iliya, a photographer, filmmaker and member of The Explorers Club, and Björk Brynjars, Icelandic sustainability leader and founder of Melta, onboard.

The company said in a press release that the duo will bring a distinctive perspective on exploration, creativity and conservation, helping guests experience Antarctica through the interconnected lenses of artistry, ecology and stewardship.

This voyage has been handpicked by Atlas’s President and CEO, James A. Rodriguez, as a “President’s Preferred Voyage.”

“Iliya represents the spirit of modern exploration that Atlas strives to celebrate,” said Rodriguez. “As a member of The Explorers Club’s Next Generation, he embodies curiosity, courage and a deep commitment to preserving our planet’s wild places.”

“Likewise, Brynjars’s pioneering work in Iceland bridges innovation and environmental responsibility, reminding us that the principles of sustainability connect every ecosystem, from the volcanic highlands of Iceland to the frozen frontiers of Antarctica,” added Rodriguez.

The company said that during the voyage, guests will join Iliya for a photography masterclass, learn about the ethics of capturing nature’s most intimate moments and embark on a visual journey through his documentation of whales and polar wildlife.

Brynjars will present her signature presentation, “From Iceland’s Highlands to Antarctica’s Shores,” exploring how stewardship principles transcend geography.

Other onboard highlights during the cruise include a:

 

According to the press release, Iliya and Brynjars will join Zodiac excursions, wildlife watches and deck observations and engage guests in real-time conversations about ecology, exploration and the balance of nature.

Guest fares start at $13,582 per person, including 20 percent bonus savings for a limited time.

Guests may also enhance their voyage with the Explorer’s Choice offer, selecting one complimentary amenity:

 

Image: Karim Iliya