Within an adventure of a lifetime, Alexander Armstrong heads north in to an a lot more hostile Arctic winter to explore the farthest reaches of the world. In an epic journey, he navigates a number of the Earth’s toughest terrain, first exploring through the glittering surroundings of Scandinavia, then to the isolated islands of Iceland and Greenland, as far as the infamously treacherous Northwest Passing. His final frontier is normally Canada and Alaska, where his trip ends within the worldwide dateline about Land of the Midnight Sun: My Arctic Adventures between the USA and Russia. His travels will form a significant three-part series for ITV in autumn 2015.

It’s a voyage that uses Alexander half method around the planet, experiencing a lot of its organic wonders and living together with some of its more extraordinary people. Getting stuck in wherever he will go, he learns from your Marines how exactly to survive wildly unpredictable weather and temperature ranges only minus 40°C, drives along a hair-raising 800-mile road that’s a river in summer season and requires a plunge in freezing Arctic waters. And that’s all before wrestling Viking-style using a showing off legend called Eva as part of a traditional Icelandic winter festival.

Combining adventure and humour, Property from the Midnight Sun is an engaging travelogue that uses readers on an exhilarating journey to this rarely seen part of the world. It is an exploration of man’s romantic relationship with the harshest climates, set against the beautiful backdrop from the Arctic landscape.