Each destination is selected for scientific significance, exceptional views and redundant access to shelter, communications and medical support.
For guests who want the Moon without a surface landing: 22 low-lunar orbits aboard the Celestia cruiser, including six Earthrise viewings.
Three nights in lunar orbit, guided observation from the wraparound cupola, a live Earth classroom session and a private 20-minute portrait window. The route passes the Apollo heritage zones at protected altitude.
Private sleep cocoons, two hygiene suites, a communal galley and a medical bay. Standard cabins are included; Panorama cabins add a 60 cm personal viewport.
A fictional pressurized habitat on a sunlit ridge near Shackleton Crater, engineered for stable power and dramatic polar light.
Six private berths, a panoramic commons, compact showers, medical room and storm shelter. Guests stay four surface nights.
Two guided 90-minute excursions in paired EVA suits, plus a pressurized rover journey to the Polar Outlook.
Join a supervised regolith sampling lab and observe fictional ice-mapping work without entering protected research zones.
The flagship surface expedition pairs five nights at Meridian Lodge with a two-day pressurized rover traverse across Mare Tranquillitatis.
A premium eight-berth habitat with six guest suites, private wash alcoves, observatory lounge, galley and rotating studio module. Located 31 km from the protected Apollo 11 heritage perimeter.
Travel in the Horizon rover to basalt fields, the Quiet Plain overlook and the designated Heritage Vista. No guest or vehicle approaches within the 5 km conservation boundary.