Crossing Into the Arctic Circle There’s something deeply symbolic about crossing the Arctic Circle. It’s not just a line on a map—it’s a threshold into a realm of extremes. Midnight sun. Polar night. Landscapes that feel untouched by time. Fewer than two million people visit this part of the world each year. And when you cross that invisible line, tradition calls for a celebration. Enter the Blue Nose Ceremony —a playful rite of passage where crew members dab a cold blue dot