EYOS Expeditions

Few places capture the spirit of expedition travel like Antarctica. Aboard Sherakhan, guests experience the White Continent from a yacht with a story as unique as the landscapes she explores. Originally built as a Dutch training vessel before her transformation into a classic expedition yacht, Sherakhan combines heritage, comfort, and adventure.

After days spent exploring ice-filled channels, walking among penguin colonies, and searching for whales, guests return to spacious living areas, a relaxing spa, sauna, and the warmth of life onboard.

With expert guides, a dedicated crew, and the freedom of a private expedition, Sherakhan offers an unforgettable way to experience one of the world’s most remote destinations.

Discover Antarctica aboard Sherakhan. Contact [email protected] to start planning your journey.

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Camp Dominica offers a rare immersion into one of the Caribbean’s wildest and most untouched environments. Explore the place where rainforest, reef, and ocean come together. Swim alongside Dominica’s resident s***m whales, venture through lush jungle landscapes, discover volcanic waterfalls, and experience the island’s deep cultural connection with expert local guides.

Each day unfolds naturally, shaped by the rhythms of the island and the ocean. From quiet moments at sea to unforgettable encounters beneath the surface, Dominica offers a rare connection to the wild.

Discover the Caribbean’s Nature Island with EYOS. Contact [email protected] to start planning your journey.

EYOS and Solace are featured in the Summer 2026 issue of Elite Traveler. Writer Sarah Marshall joined Solace in Dominica, one of only two places in the world where guests can legally swim with s***m whales, for a firsthand look at the encounters behind Camp Dominica.

The piece explores a destination where adventure, conservation, and science come together through meaningful experiences both above and below the surface.

“What sets it apart from other yachts is the spirit of expedition. Under the management of EYOS, the vessel will follow a three-year itinerary to remote locations around the world during which it will be available for private charter.”

Through Camp Dominica, guests have the opportunity to experience these extraordinary waters alongside experts, while Solace continues a global journey designed around deeper exploration.

As EYOS CEO Ben Lyons shared with Elite Traveler, “We offer a tighter team, and that’s an integral part of the experience.”

As midnight arrives around the world, few places offer a more extraordinary setting to welcome a new year than Antarctica.

This season, La Datcha will journey to the White Continent for a New Year’s celebration surrounded by towering icebergs, abundant wildlife, and some of the most remote landscapes on Earth.

Built for exploration without compromising comfort, La Datcha offers the perfect basecamp for experiencing Antarctica. Spend your final days of the year exploring by Zodiac, encountering penguin colonies and whales, and discovering a wilderness that few will ever experience before returning onboard to celebrate with family and friends.

A rare opportunity to close one chapter and begin another from the edge of the world. For more information, contact [email protected]

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There are faster ways to move through Indonesia. Bigger ships. More modern hulls. Helicopters that leap from island to island in minutes. But none of them tells the story of the archipelago quite like a phinisi.

For centuries, these handcrafted wooden sailing vessels carried spices, textiles, and stories across the Indonesian seas. Built by the Bugis and Konjo shipbuilders of South Sulawesi, phinisi schooners were designed for long voyages through some of the most remote waters on earth — navigating monsoon winds, volcanic coastlines, and coral passages long before modern charts existed. Today, they remain one of the most evocative ways to experience Indonesia: not simply as a mode of transportation, but as part of the destination itself.

Aboard Lamima, one of the the world’s largest wooden sailing yachts, that heritage is reimagined through the lens of modern expedition travel. Click the link below to learn more about phinisi sailing.

What is Phinisi Sailing? | EYOS Expeditions There are faster ways to move through Indonesia. Bigger ships. More modern hulls. Helicopters that leap from island to island in minutes. But none of them tells the story of the archipelago quite like a phinisi.

The first 24 hours of an expedition set the tone for everything that follows. After arriving at the gateway to the wilderness, the transition into expedition mode begins almost immediately. Guests are welcomed by the expedition team before boarding Zodiacs for the final approach across the water to the yacht that will serve as home for the journey ahead.

Stepping aboard, there is a realization that this is far more than transportation. The yacht becomes a floating basecamp for exploration, combining comfort and capability in some of the most remote places on Earth.

Guests settle into their cabins before taking time to explore the vessel itself. Observation decks, lounges with panoramic views, wellness spaces including onboard saunas, and carefully designed interiors quickly become familiar surroundings for the days ahead. Outside, the landscape is constantly shifting as glaciers, icebergs, remote coastlines, or volcanic peaks pass by just beyond the railings.

As evening arrives, the first dinner onboard brings everyone together. Meals prepared by the onboard chef reflect the same level of care and detail found throughout the expedition itself. Conversations turn toward the upcoming route, wildlife opportunities, landing plans, weather conditions, and the adventures waiting the next morning.

By the end of the first day, the outside world already feels far away. To begin planning your expedition, contact [email protected].

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A journey to the South Pole is unlike anywhere else on Earth. Flying deep into the Antarctic interior, guests arrive at a world of endless white horizons, towering mountain ranges, and complete isolation from the modern world. At Three Glaciers Retreat, days are shaped by the landscape itself with opportunities for fat tire biking across snowfields, ski touring through untouched terrain, and quiet moments surrounded by some of the most remote scenery on the planet.

Purpose-built overland vehicles designed specifically for polar conditions allow guests to travel farther into the Antarctic interior, crossing vast frozen terrain that few will ever experience firsthand.

The expedition continues onward to 90° South, where guests stand at the geographic South Pole and experience one of exploration’s most iconic destinations firsthand.

To start your South Pole adventure, contact [email protected].

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Recently, The World, Residences at Sea concluded an extraordinary journey through the remote Line Islands of French Polynesia. Scattered across a vast stretch of the Pacific, these isolated atolls offer pristine coral reefs, thriving marine life, and a level of seclusion few destinations can match.

Guests explored untouched lagoons, spent time snorkeling in crystal-clear waters, and experienced the natural beauty that makes this corner of the Pacific so remarkable. From wildlife encounters to remote island landings, each day offered a new perspective on one of the world’s most rarely visited regions.

EYOS was happy to facilitate the expedition programming throughout the journey, helping residents and guests experience these islands in a deeper and more meaningful way.

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As the Arctic summer arrives, La Datcha ventures to Svalbard for a season of endless daylight, dramatic fjords, and unforgettable wildlife encounters. Under the midnight sun, guests can witness walrus haul outs, encounter beluga whales, and explore vast glacier-lined landscapes at the height of the season.

Built for remote exploration, La Datcha is exceptionally suited to high-latitude environments with Ice Class capability, expansive observation spaces, and a fleet of expedition tenders designed to reach wildlife-rich coastlines and secluded landing sites.

To start your adventure to Svalbard, contact [email protected]

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