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Venture into the Arctic with SELAR We prepare to venture into the Arctic with SELAR, on the world´s first solar sailing ship. As of autumn 2026, this nature-powered expedition ship will enable it´s participants to experience an expedition of a lifetime. While SELAR offer nature-based expeditions to small groups of passengers, we are truly excited to introduce that they will provide opportunities to the ocean environment ecosystem, through the partnership with TOOL.  If you are a seafarer, young activist, entrepreneur, explorer ocean expert, scientist, or journalist passionate about the Arctic future and environment, you can now pre-register your interest to get onboard with Selar. This unique expedition ship was designed to be as close to zero emissions as possible. The ice-strengthened vessel will use the sun and wind as its main power sources, with five solid sails covered in 20,000 square feet of solar panels.  CREW & GUIDE OPPORTUNITIES SELAR will have 19 crew and 4 guides onboard. Beyond professional seafarers, Selar will recruit expedition leads, guides and adventurers who share Selar´s spirit. Selar´s goal is to work for female empowerment within the shipping industry while working a better gender mixity onboard with women in all positions and all departments. EXPEDITION GUEST OPPORTUNITIES SELAR has room for 36 guests per voyage, and can be chartered for private groups.  ENTREPRENEURS, EXPERTS, SCIENTISTS & ACTIVISTS SELAR has a lab onboard, and high ambitions to support environmental protection of the Arctic. If you work on solutions or projects related to Arctic conservation, you can apply for sailing with SELAR for a specific voyage.  You can keep dreaming about the unknown, or you can venture into it. Set sail with us! 

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