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After lunch the plans were to enter Claravagen. A large lagoon separated from the Hinlopen Strait by a small entrance and connected with two smaller lagoons further inland. It was still quite misty outside but good enough to start the zodiac operations. Passing though the small entrance was already an experience on its own as the tide was rising and there was a strong current entering the lagoon. We bumped up and down but nothing that our zodiacs could not handle. Entering the lagoon, we were able to see nesting Glaucous gulls and some common eider ducks swimming by. Some of the zodiacs saw a bearded seal swim by and footprints of a large fluffy white friend. We kept on going further into the smaller lagoons where suddenly we got a call from our Expedition leader. A bear had been found on the coastline of the second lagoon. Obviously, all zodiacs made their way directly to that specific place. It was a young female bear sleeping at the coastline. She was really relaxed with our presence and maybe looked up twice to see if we were still there or not. Christophe made the decision to do a carousel with the boats to give everybody to best possible view and to be less invasive to the bear being on the move in different directions. She had a collar on that is very likely used by a science project to track the bear and to study its behaviour. The WWF has a program like this to study the polar bears. After a few rounds we left the bear alone and kept on going with the Zodiac cruise. We entered the third and last lake, through a small passage with a strong current, where we found a very old long boat in a reasonably good condition. And there were a group of Brent geese in the very end of the lagoon. By this time, we were already a little bit late and made our way back to the ship which was still quite the ride. Back at the ship we had little time to change for we got invited to the daily recap where Christophe explained us what the plans were for the next day. And we got an explanation from Elizabeth why bears are being tracked and what we do with the information having gathered it. She showed a video of a bear walking and swimming for a whole year which seemed like immense distances following the pack ice up north and back down again. A day filled with new adventurous. We can only start dreaming now about what has happened and what could possible happen tomorrow. Good night.

After lunch we arrived in the bottom of Tempelfjord near the Tunabreen glacier for our last zodiac cruise. The weather was perfect as we cruised between icebergs and rubble ice. We saw ringed and bearded seals on the ice floes, kittiwakes, terns and glaucus gulls in front of the 50m high calving glacier front. We even observed some large pieces breaking off the glacier.