antarctica - The Travel Specialists

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R CT I C T RAV E L WELCOME TO OUR ECI A LI STS

NEW 2018 BROCHURE. Antarctic Travel Specialists, is the newest division of The Travel Specialists; (African Travel Specialists, India Tours & Travel Specialists, Croatia Travel Specialists & South American Travel Specialists), a group of travel businesses that has built up a reputation over the years of offering the best in travel to their specialist destinations. What sets us apart is that the staff in each division ONLY work on their specific area – for example, all the staff in African Travel Specialists only consult on Africa etc – so you are talking to real specialists in each area. Antarctic Travel Specialists is no different – my wonderfully skilled, friendly and passionate staff members are specialists in Antarctic travel and will be on hand to assist you. 2018 promises to be a very busy year after the amazing response to our 50th anniversary specials we ran in 2017. Some of these and other specials will also be offered in 2018. The company has grown from its humble beginnings as a suburban travel agency to a group of specialist businesses working in the most special places in the world. We now look after clients from all over Australia as well as many clients now booking with us from all over the world, after following our blogs and specials online. In this new brochure, there are a range of exciting choices from 9 night expedition cruises to 31 night adventure expedition cruises. These expeditions, suit people of all ages including families, couples, honeymooners and single travelers and are both exciting and educational. For photographers, Antarctica has an abundance of wildlife and birds all set against the backdrop of a pristine wilderness.

Antarctic Travel Specialists is an Associate B2 Member of IAATO (International Association of Antarctic Tour Operators). IAATO was founded in 1991 to advocate and promote safe and environmentally responsible private sector travel to the Antarctic. For more information please visit www.iaato.org

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Antarctic Travel Specialists

“Antarctica Travel Specialists... The coolest place to be” Of course, these expedition cruises can also be combined with the full range of tours and other arrangements within South America and beyond. I am delighted to share with you the expedition cruises, adventure activities and individual arrangements in this brochure, to assist you in opening your eyes to what Antarctica has to offer. I am sure it will inspire you to visit one the coolest places on the Planet – Antarctica. But don’t take my word for it, see it for yourself!

RICHARD RUSKIN Managing Director, Antarctic Travel Specialists.

Antarctic Cruising Detailed day-to-day cruise notes are available for all Antarctic cruises featured in this brochure. Please contact Antarctic Travel Specialists for full details.

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Why Antarctic Travel Specialists?

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Antarctica Map

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Seasons

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Antarctic Regions & Cruise Itineraries

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Activities

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Ships

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MS Expedition

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Hebridean Sky

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Akademik Ioffe

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Akademik Sergey Vavilov

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Ushuaia

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M/V Ortelius

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M/V Plancius

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Sea Spirit

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Ocean Nova

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Polar Pioneer

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Spirit of Enderby www.antarctictravel.com.au

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WHY ANTARCTIC TRAVEL SPECIALISTS? We are a passionate team of travel specialists with a reputation for delivering premium travel experiences to Antarctica. Antarctic Travel Specialists, a division of The Travel Specialists, are there to advise you of the best choices in vessel and timing, and ensure you get the trip you want. We are with you all the way. We know every individual is unique which is why we take the time to understand what you are looking for, ensuring we deliver you a trip of a lifetime. We craft your itinerary ensuring attention to detail utilising our wealth of experience and extensive knowledge bank. Explore Antarctica with us and you will soon see why Antarctic Travel Specialists is a part of one of the longest established and reputable travel companies in Australia. We love what we do and we’re confident you will too. Remember our other divisions offer the same expertise, level of service and attention to detail with specialists in Africa, South America & Central America, India & Sri Lanka, and Croatia.

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SAVE THE ALBATROSS Few individuals who visit the Southern Ocean are left unmoved by the beauty and wonderment of seeing albatrosses on the wing. Sadly these gigantic seabirds are in serious trouble with over 100,000 killed every year accidentally by long line fishing. Currently 17 of the 22 species of albatross in the World are now threatened with extinction. BirdLife International has deployed a team of international instructors known as the Albatross Task Force to work alongside fisherman on land and at sea to demonstrate, introduce and implement mitigation measures designed to keep albatrosses off the hook. The results have been encouraging with virtually zero accidental by–catch off the Chilean coast last year. There is now real hope for these iconic seabirds and with your help we can accelerate this work to give all albatrosses a real chance of survival. Whilst Antarctic Travel Specialists is keen to open up your eyes to the beauty of Antarctica, we are equally passionate to ensure their survival, so please help Save the Albatross. For more information or to donate on line to albatross conservation work, please visit: www.birdlife.org/worldwide/programmes/seabirds–and–marine


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SEASONS Antarctic wildlife is at its most active during the southern summer (late October to March). Each voyage is unique, offering amazing wildlife encounters and fascinating history no matter what month you decide to travel. The stunning Antarctic landscape is covered with a myriad of ever changing ice conditions, unique flora and abundant fauna. Visitors can enjoy the beauty and solitude of the Antarctic seas, witness the frantic activity of penguin colonies, the gathering of herds of seals, hundreds of albatrosses and many species of whale.

October and November Earlier on in the season showcases a number of highlights. Sea ice is prevalent, especially on the east side of the Antarctic Peninsula. The Adélie, Chinstrap and Gentoo adult penguins and Antarctic–breeding seabirds come ashore to their breeding sites where they commence courtship rituals and nest building. Shortly thereafter eggs are laid and incubated. Landing sites are at their most pristine. The possibility of seeing sea ice is present early on, before it breaks up later on in the season. South Georgia’s female king penguins lay their eggs in November. An abundance of Fur seals are on the beaches in South Georgia ready to mate. Emperor penguins can be seen at Snow Hill Island in the Weddell Sea.

December and January At the peak of summer, with the increased number of daylight hours, brings exceptional opportunities for photographers and non–photographers alike. Research activity at the scientific bases is also at its peak. Summer arrives first in the Falkland Islands and South Georgia and then spreads south to the South Shetland Islands and Antarctic Peninsula. Consequently breeding rituals commence and some 30 days later the penguin chicks begin hatching and the rookeries are a hive of activity. An exciting time in the season is when the parents return with food and the hungry chicks are being fed, running after a parent in a feeding frenzy. Whale sightings of baleen and toothed whales escalate in the Peninsula area. Seal pups can be seen on the beaches in South Georgia. In the Ross Sea, the sea ice is beginning to break up starting to allow access to the rarely visited sites of the East Antarctic and the historic huts of Shackleton and Scott.

February and March Sightings of whales are at their peak in the Peninsula. An increasing number of fur seals can be found along the Peninsula and offshore islands; young fur seals are also quite playful in South Georgia. Penguin colonies are very active. The penguin chicks begin to molt, losing their fuzzy down and developing their adult plumage. By now, the parents have abandoned their chicks, and have gone out to sea to feed and fatten up for their own molting stage. Most penguin colonies (Adélie, Chinstrap and Gentoo) have vacated by early March. Blooming snow algae is prevalent. Receding pack ice allows for easier exploration.

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ANTARCTIC REGIONS

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CRUISING

ANTARCTIC REGIONS Antarctica is a magical place and the last true wilderness on earth with abundant wildlife, scenery, and solitude found nowhere else on the globe. Small zodiac boats take travelers to visit shore sites ideal for seeing the wildlife, like penguins, seals and seabirds, whilst when cruising, the main ship allows you to scan the horizon for whales, seals and seabirds. Most ships offer a selection of outdoor activities such as camping on the ice for one night, kayaking through stunning bays, snow shoeing to get to the perfect viewpoint and for the adventure seekers – skiing, mountaineering or scuba diving are available. A visit to Antarctica is an amazing experience and will leave you wanting to see more of this unspoiled wilderness!

ANTARCTIC PENINSULA (10 – 13 Day Voyages) The Antarctic Peninsula is the most accessible part of the Antarctic continent and is home to the greatest concentration of wildlife as well as offering spectacular scenery. Explore this vast wilderness and witness a huge diversity of polar mammals and birdlife (Penguins, Seals, Orcas, Humpback Whales and Minke Whales). Navigate your way through beautiful bays, visit historical sites and research stations whilst being surrounded by majestic mountains rising out of the fjords. The photographic opportunities are mesmerising! Sample Itinerary Day 1 Your journey will begin as you embark in Ushuaia and set sail down the Beagle Channel. Days 2 – 3 Today you will commence sailing across the Drake Passage, where you can watch for many species of albatross, Cape pigeons and Antarctic petrels. Join the polar experts and learn about Antarctica from their informative lectures, whilst meeting fellow travellers onboard. Days 4 – 8 This morning all eyes will be focused on the horizon to witness the first icebergs, the first penguins and the first glimpse of the South Shetland Islands. You will have many days to explore the spectacular sights with up to two shore landings and zodiac excursions per day. Witness the wonderland of the Antarctic Peninsula where thousands of penguins go about their daily activities and keep a lookout

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for pods of whales and leopard seals basking on the icebergs. Witness the beauty of snow–capped peaks and visit historic sites and scientific stations. Days 9 – 10 Today you will continue sailing across the Drake Passage and have the opportunity to enjoy the company of fellow travellers on deck, as you search for whales and seabirds and enjoy the last of the lectures on board. Day 11 Today you will arrive at Ushuaia, where you will disembark. Note: Each ship will offer a slightly different cruise itinerary which may include a flight sector or pre embarkation accommodation. Itineraries vary in duration, additional or less time being spent cruising the Antarctic Peninsula. All voyages are expeditions and will be dependent on local weather and ice conditions.

ANTARCTIC REGIONS ANTARCTIC CIRCLE (11 – 14 Day Voyages) Antarctic Circle voyages are generally a day or two longer than the Antarctic Peninsula voyages, as the cruise will try to reach the Antarctic Circle at 66°33’ southward. This journey has been a fascination for adventurers since it was completed by Captain James Cook in 1773. Cruise south along the western coast of the Antarctic Peninsula, passing massive icebergs and countless colonies of penguins. Sail towards the Antarctic Circle where you may encounter Orcas hunting amidst ice–capped islands. The cruise will continue through spectacular turquoise waterways. Encounter a wide choice of wildlife opportunities and learn about the remarkable human history of the area. Visit scientific stations under the guidance of the ship’s expert naturalist staff and crew. Here is a chance to go further south, where very few have been! NOTE: Each ship will offer a slightly different cruise itinerary which may include a flight sector or pre embarkation accommodation. Itineraries vary in duration, additional or less time being spent cruising in the Antarctic Circle. As these are expeditions, they will be dependent on local weather and ice conditions.

ANTARCTIC PENINSULA BASE CAMP (10 – 11 Day Voyages)

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The Antarctic Peninsula Base Camp voyages are activity based. The ship will cruise to the Antarctic Peninsula and stay for two or three days in specific locations, where a variety of activities are included such as camping on the ice, kayaking, snowshoeing, hiking, mountaineering, photo workshops as well as the standard shore excursions and zodiac cruises (scuba diving is at an additional extra cost). The ship is your floating basecamp; a warm and comfortable haven to return to after a day out exploring Antarctica. This is ideal for those wanting to enjoy nature at it’s most pristine. NOTE: M/V Plancius is the only ship offering base camp voyages on the Antarctic Peninsula where each voyage will offer a slightly different itinerary and vary in duration, with additional or less time being spent cruising the Antarctic Peninsula. All voyages are expeditions and will be dependent on local weather and ice conditions. For Base Camp voyages please refer to Page 20.

ANTARCTIC AIR CRUISES (8 – 10 Day Voyages)

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If you’re not a sailor and want to avoid the Drake Passage or just want a taste of Antarctica, take a 2 hour flight on Antarctic Air Cruises from Punta Arenas (Chile) to King George Island, the largest island of the South Shetland archipelago. Embark on your ship from King George Island and cruise south along the Antarctic Peninsula or Polar Circle, exploring stunning landscapes, viewing amazing wildlife and learning about historical sites. Your cruise is enhanced by lectures from the expedition leaders on a variety of subjects from marine biology, ornithology, history and glaciology. This promises to be a cruise of a lifetime. As they say “express can be best!” NOTE: The Antarctic Air Cruises on Ocean Nova include pre and post cruise accommodation in Punta Arenas and a return flight from Punta Arenas in Chile to King George Island. Itineraries vary in duration – more or less time can be spent cruising in the Antarctic Peninsula. These expeditions will be dependent on local weather and ice conditions. For Antarctic Air Cruises, please refer to Page 22. NOTE: Detailed day–to–day cruise notes available on all Antarctic cruises. Please contact Antarctic Travel Specialists for more details.


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SOUTH GEORGIA (18 – 22 Day Voyages)

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Discover awe inspiring scenery of huge mountains, majestic glaciers, dramatic coastlines and view the greatest concentration of Antarctic wildlife in the southern hemisphere. The island is home to millions of seabirds, seals and more than a hundred thousand King Penguins on Salisbury Plain or St. Andrew’s Bay. The Macaroni, Gentoo, Chinstrap penguins and Wandering Albatross also reside here. Visit Grytviken to discover an old abandoned whaling station and Sir Ernest Shackleton’s final resting place, his grave on South Georgia. Sample Itinerary – Falklands, South Georgia and Antarctic Peninsula Cruise Day 1 Embark and set sail down the Beagle Channel. Day 2 Today you will cruise towards the Falkland Islands. Days 3 – 4 Explore the Falkland Islands the historic capital, Stanley or take a hike along the shore of Carcass Island to view the Magellanic and Gentoo penguins. Days 5 – 6 Set sail to South Georgia and enjoy a variety of talks from the ship’s polar experts on Antarctica. Days 7 – 10 Discover South Georgia with visits to Grytviken, the abandoned whaling village, the largest King penguin rookeries and the nesting grounds of the Wandering Albatross, and visit the grave of Sir Ernest Shackleton. Day 11 Sail into Antarctic waters towards South Orkney Islands.

Day 12 In South Orkney you may visit the friendly Argentine base. Days 13 – 15 Today, sail further south towards the Antarctic Peninsula and enjoy activities exploring the spectacular sights with up to two shore landings and zodiac excursions per day. Days 16 – 18 Sail across the Drake Passage and enjoy the company of naturalists and fellow travellers, as you search for whales. Day 19 Today you will arrive in Ushuaia, where you will disembark. Note: Each ship will offer a slightly different cruise itinerary which may include a flight sector or pre– embarkation accommodation. Itineraries vary in duration, with more or less time being spent cruising the Falklands, South Georgia or the Antarctic Peninsula. These expeditions will be dependent on local weather and ice conditions.

SUB ANTARCTIC ISLANDS (13 Day Voyages) The Sub Antarctic Islands lie south of New Zealand and is recognised by UNESCO as one of the World’s special regions, with rich biodiversity. Snares Island has amazing birdlife including Snares Crested Penguin, Snares Island Tomtit and Sooty Shearwaters. The Auckland Islands have three breeding areas for Hooker’s Sea Lion. In the south of the archipelago there are shipwrecks and scientific bases. Campbell Island is a breeding ground for Southern Royal, Eastern Rockhopper, Erect–Crested and Yellow–Eyed Penguins. Macquarie Island, described as “one of the wonder spots of the World” is home to four species of penguin such as the Kings, Royals, Gentoo and Rockhoppers. Hurd Point is the only place in the world where Royal Penguins breed, with around 500,000 pairs. Sample Itinerary – Australia and New Zealand ( Sub Antarctic Islands) Day 1 Enjoy a welcome dinner and overnight stay. Day 2 Embark and set sail. Day 3 Spend today discovering The Snares (North East Island) which has more nesting seabirds than all of the British Isles put together. Day 4 Explore Enderby Island, a great birding location where you will get the opportunity to see the Southern Royal Albatross, the Northern giant petrel and parakeets. Sandy Bay on the Auckland Islands, is one of three breeding grounds for the rare Hooker’s Sea Lion. Day 5 This morning you will visit Carnley Harbour which has a deep history and has witnessed many shipwrecks that tell of human suffering. Day 6 Today you will make your way through an area known as the Furious Fifties in the tumultuous Southern Ocean and spend time exploring.

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Days 7 – 8 Be on the lookout for four species of penguins, as well as hundreds of Southern Elephant Seals that laze about on the beaches and dunes. Day 9 Enjoy briefings and lectures on Campbell Island. Days 10 – 11 Spend two days exploring Perserverance Harbour by foot taking in the rocky islets and sea stacks. Enjoy an easy walk to the nesting site of the Southern Royal Albatross at Col Lyall or walk across the hills to Northwest Bay and see the strange and beautiful mega herbs growing on the hills. Day 12 Spend the day sailing back to land. Day 13 On arrival, you will disembark. Voyages to the Ross Sea with Spirit of Enderby depart from New Zealand. With strict conservation status and protection laws by Australian and New Zealand Governments, there are only few visits made here per year. Detailed day–to–day cruise notes are available. Please contact Antarctic Travel Specialists for details.

WEDDELL SEA (10 – 13 Day Voyages) The Weddell Sea is a nature lovers’ and photographer’s paradise. The remote eastern side of the Antarctic Peninsula offers the opportunity to observe Emperor Penguins early in the breeding season. The islands and the eastern coast are covered by icecaps and glaciers and the landscape resembles rounded hills. The volcanic islands, massive tabular icebergs and sculptural bergs create a very dramatic landscape. Larsen, Ronne and Filchner Ice Shelves are located in the south–west and southern borders of the Weddell Sea and produce the huge tabular icebergs – a truly magnificent sight. Sample Itinerary Day 1 Embark and set sail down the Beagle Channel. Day 2 Cross the Drake Passage and enjoy informative Antarctic presentations that are offered on board by expedition guides. Days 3 – 4 Cruise towards the Weddell Sea and cross the Antarctic Convergence, a boundary to a world of ice. Depending on the ice conditions, the voyage will aim to enter Antarctic Sound where you may see tabular icebergs that have calved from massive ice shelves – a wonderful sight that will be etched into your memory forever. Days 5 – 7 Possible landing sites in this area are the Adelie and Gentoo penguin colonies of Brown Bluff or Paulet Island, the fossil rich Seymour Island or Snow Hill Island to see the Emperor Penguins.

with you wonderful memories as you head to the Peninsula’s beautiful western flanks. Enjoy shore excursions to experience various wildlife colonies. Days 10 – 11 Sail across the Drake Passage and whilst on deck, search for whales and seabirds and also enjoy the last of the lectures on board. Day 12 Arrive in Ushuaia where you will disembark. Note: Each ship will offer a slightly different cruise itinerary which may include a flight sector or pre embarkation accommodation. Itineraries vary in duration, additional or less time being spent in the Weddell Sea. All voyages are expeditions and are dependent on local weather and ice conditions. Weddell Sea voyages, refer to pages 19 & 20. Weddell Sea voyages on board M/V Ortelius include two helicopters for ship to shore activities, weather dependent.

Days 8 – 9 On departure from the Weddell Sea, you will take

ROSS SEA (30 – 32 Day Voyages)

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Take an epic adventure to the Ross Sea, only accessible for two months each year when the ice thaws. Here you will find the Ross Ice Shelf, a spectacular 30 meter high floating mass of land–ice. The cruise will try to visit Ross Island, dominated by Mount Erebus as well as capture the history of early explorers with visits to Cape Royds (location of Ernest Shackleton’s hut) and Cape Evans (location of Robert Falcon Scott’s hut). McMurdo Station (USA) and Scott Base (New Zealand) is where the largest human population in Antarctica reside. Explore Cape Adare at the tip of the Ross Sea, home to the largest Adelie penguin rookery in Antarctica. The Ross Sea is a perfect location for those interested in Antarctic history. Sample Itinerary Day 1 Embark and set sail down the Beagle Channel. Days 2 – 3 Settle into ship life as you journey across the Drake Passage and expand your Antarctic knowledge with Antarctic presentations by the expedition guides. Day 4 Be on the lookout for the first icebergs and penguins. The voyage will attempt to visit Petermann Island with it’s colonies of Adelie and Gentoo penguins. Day 5 Today you will enter the Penola Strait and cross the polar circle and arrive at the Fish Islands. Days 6 – 7 Witness your first pack ice in the Bellingshausen Sea. Day 8 Visit Peter Island, a large volcanic island, home to Elephant Seals, Southern Fulmars & Cape Pigeons. Days 9 – 14 Sail through the Amundsen Sea along the outer fringes of the pack ice towards Shephard Island in Marie Byrd Land where there will be an attempt to land. Day 15 Approach the 30m high mass of land–ice. Conditions permitting, enjoy a landing on the Ross Ice Shelf.

Day 16 Spend the day at sea sailing towards the Ross Sea. Day 17 – 21 Explore the Ross Sea region including visits to the hut of Sir Ernest Shackleton and Robert Falcon Scott. Days 22 – 23 Sail northwards past the Drygalski Ice Tongue and the Italian Station in Terra Nova Bay. Day 24 Visit Cape Adare, with the largest colony of Adelie Penguins in the World. Day 25 Slowly make your way through the sea ice at the entrance of the Ross Sea. Day 26 Today you will sail along the coast of Scott Island. Days 27 – 29 Continue sailing towards Campbell Island. Day 30 On arrival at Campbell Island, witness a colony of the Southern Royal Albatross. Day 31 Enjoy your last day at sea before arriving in Bluff. Day 32 Today you will arrive in Bluff (New Zealand) and disembark.

Detailed day–to–day cruise notes are available. Please contact Antarctica Travel Specialists for details. www.antarctictravel.com.au

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ACTIVITIES Antarctica has something for everyone. All voyages are a haven for the wildlife enthusiast and the photographer. Select voyages offer a diverse range of activities to the keen adventurer including camping overnight on the ice, kayaking amongst towering glaciers, climbing a peak where few have been before, scuba diving the icy waters or cross country skiing to remote corners of this vast icy continent. All activities are led by experienced expedition guides. Whatever your interests, this vast white continent has so much to offer that will be unforgettable.

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Note: All activities in Antarctica are dependent on local weather and ice conditions.

Presentations

Zodiacs

Shore Exploration

As your Antarctic voyage commences, enjoy a variety of talks and presentations that are held on board by specialised expedition leaders, which cover wildlife, geology, local history and anthropology.

All ships have a fleet of inflatable Zodiacs with outboard motors, enabling you to travel in small groups from the ship to isolated shorelines and to cruise in the pristine bays and towering icebergs.

These uniquely prepared shore excursions are led by an expert team of staff. Take in the environment, weather and wildlife, hike along a distant shoreline, or witness the incredible wildlife.

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M/V Ortelius has helicopters on board for the Ross Sea and Weddell Sea voyages. These landings by helicopters are designed to see wildlife and scenery that would otherwise not be possible.

Make the most of wildlife and scenery photography with the help of expedition staff. They are experienced with most types of cameras especially photographing in this unique climate.

Helicopters

Photography

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OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES

Camping

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A select number of voyages offer camping ashore for one night on the ice shelf of Antarctica. This is a very popular activity and a great way to experience the silence of the polar environment.

Snowshoeing Suitable for all ages, snow shoe hiking demands no extra skills besides a good state of health. Trek to a summit to view the spectacular landscape or absorb the peaceful surrounds.

Mountaineering Mountaineering in Antarctica is offered on selected voyages and are co–ordinated by the expedition team. Scale a peak on the Antarctica Peninsula and enjoy an experience of a lifetime. 12


Cross country skiing allows you to traverse the inner remote regions of this vast white continent. Ski past spectacular scenery and enjoy rare Antarctic wildlife encounters.

Diving Dive expeditions are for experienced dry suit divers. Led by an experienced dive guide, this is a fascinating journey to explore the hidden treasures beneath the waters of Antarctica.

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Paddle in amongst stunning bays, mountains of ice, and view wildlife up close, led by an experienced guide. Dwarfed by the immensity of the landscape, this experience is the best way to take it all in.

Alpine Cross Country Skiing

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Sea Kayaking

Photo Workshop (selected voyages) Select voyages offer photo workshops ashore, accompanied by an expert photographer. Participants with a special interest in photography need to bring their own camera equipment.

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MS EXPEDITION

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The MS Expedition was built in Denmark in 1972 and was completely refurbished in 2009 for an intimate small–ship cruising experience. All cabins are ocean facing and are spacious with private en–suite facilities. Large seating areas and a 360° observation deck provides panoramic views of the most spectacular landscapes and wilderness that you will experience in one of the World’s most remote regions. MS Expedition accommodates up to 140 passengers and has a fine dining room, two bars, a Lonely Planet Library, on–board computers, gift shop, medical clinic, sauna & gym as well as a large mud room and a fleet of Zodiacs with four stroke engines.

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CABINS Quad Cabins Triple Share Cabins

Twin Cabins Porthole Twin Cabins Window (Deck 3)

Twin Cabins Window (Deck 4) Queen Cabins

COST PER PERSON FROM: DATES

NIGHTS

OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES

START/END

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PRICE FROM*

23 Oct – 13 Nov 2018

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Montevideo / Ushuaia

Falkland, South Georgia & Antarctic Islands

$13,999

12 – 24 Nov 2018

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Ushuaia

Antarctica in Depth

$8,499

23 Nov – 13 Dec 2018

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Ushuaia

Spirit of Shackelton

$13,999

12 – 22 Dec 2018

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Ushuaia

Antarctica Classic

$7,799

21 Dec 2018 – 03 Jan 2019

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Ushuaia

Quest for the Antarctic Circle

$11,999

02 Jan – 12 Jan 2019

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Ushuaia

Antarctica Classic

$8,999

11 Jan – 31 Jan 2019

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Ushuaia

Spirit of Shackleton

$17,999

30 Jan – 09 Feb 2019

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Ushuaia

Antarctica Classic

$8,999

08 Feb – 21 Feb 2019

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Ushuaia

Quest for Antarctic Circle

$11,999

20 Feb – 05 Mar 2019

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Ushuaia

Quest for Antarctic Circle

$11,499

04 Mar – 14 Mar 2019

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Ushuaia

Antarctica Classic

$7,299

13 Mar – 23 Mar 2019

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Ushuaia

Antarctica Classic

$6,799

* Price based on Category 1 – Quad Cabins

Camping

Optional activities are at an additional cost per person. Please contact Antarctic Travel Specialists for details.

Sea Kayaking

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Arrival transfer in Ushuaia or Montevideo

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All meals on-board including snacks, coffee and tea

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1st night at a hotel in Ushuaia or Montevideo

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Shore excursions and activities

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Pre– scheduled group transfer from the ship to the airport in Ushuaia (directly after disembarkation)

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Shipboard accommodation

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Expedition parka

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Complimentary destination guides for every passenger

Lectures by naturalists & expedition staff

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All miscellaneous service taxes and port fees

Free use of rubber boots

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Comprehensive pre departure material

HEBRIDEAN SKY

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The Hebridean Sky (formerly Sea Explorer) is a perfect balance of onboard luxury and adventurous explorations. With a maximum of 114 guests, the MS Hebridean Sky is one of the few ships that can transport all passengers ashore at once, which means less time to wait and more time to explore. In your suite enjoy the convenience of cosy beds; a sitting area with a satellite TV and a telephone; a marble– appointed ensuite bathroom with toiletries, a plush robe and slippers; a safe; a wardrobe; and a mini–fridge. The ship includes a dining room, library, lounge area, extensive decks for wildlife viewing and an exercise room.

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CABINS Owner’s Suite Single Suites Penthouse Suites Veranda Suites

Deluxe Suites Promenade Suites Window Suites Triple Suites

COST PER PERSON FROM: NIGHTS

OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES

START/END

ITINERARY

PRICE FROM*

3 Nov – 24 Nov 2018

21

Puerto Madryn / Ushuaia

Falkland Islands / South Georgia / Antarctica

$19,656

23 Nov – 3 Dec 2018

10

Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

$9,619

30 Nov – 10 Dec 2018

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Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

$9,619

9 Dec – 19 Dec 2018

10

Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

$9,619

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Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

$13,744

31 Dec – 19 Jan 2019

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Ushuaia


$23,369

18 Jan – 29 Jan 2019

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Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

$13,744

12 Feb – 3 Mar 2019

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Ushuaia


$23,369

26 Feb – 12 Mar 2019

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Ushuaia

Circle Crossing

$15,119

18 Dec –29 Dec 2018 28 Dec – 8 Jan 2019

* Price based on Triple Suites

Camping

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DATES


Sea Kayaking

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1 pre voyage hotel night in the embarkation city

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Lectures by naturalists & expedition staff

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Softshell expedition jacket (yours to keep)

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All meals onboard & a beverage with dinner

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All miscellaneous service taxes and port fees

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Welcome & Farewell cocktail/coffee/tea

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Pre departure material

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Shore excursions and activities

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Digital Voyage Log

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One group transfer from ship to airport or central location upon disembarkation.


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AKADEMIK IOFFE

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Designed initially for polar research, the Akademik Ioffe is modern and comfortable with accommodation for up to 110 guests, but carrying only 96 passengers to ensure a feeling of space in the public areas. There are 6 cabin types to choose from depending on your budget. There is theatre–style seating in the large presentation room and the latest in digital technology which is ideal for a recap of the day and educational presentations. A separate bar and lounge, as well as a library provide places to sit and relax or simply watch the icebergs float past. Sumptuous meals are enjoyed in the dining room, with other facilities including a gift–shop, fitness room, massage room, hot water spa, sauna and plunge pool. DECK PLAN:

CABINS One Ocean Suite Shackleton Suite Superior Cabins Twin Private Cabin Twin Semi Private Cabin Main Deck Triple

COST PER PERSON FROM: OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES

NIGHTS

START/END

ITINERARY

20 Oct – 7 Nov 2017

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Punta Arenas / Ushuaia

Falklands Islands, South Georgia & Antarctica

$19,422

7 – 19 Nov 2018

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Ushuaia

Antarctica Off The Beaten Track

$12,708

19 – 29 Nov 2018

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Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

$12,422

29 Nov – 17 Dec 2018

18

Ushuaia


$20,422

17 – 27 Dec 2018

10

Ushuaia / Punta Arenas

Antarctic Peninsula

$15,993

27 Dec 2018 – 12 Jan 2019

16

Punta Arenas


$23,279

12 - 22 Jan, 2019

10

Punta Arenas


$15,993

12 Jan – 2 Feb 2019

21

Punta Arenas

Epic Antarctica

$27,558

22 Jan – 2 Feb 2019

11

Punta Arenas

Antarctic Peninsula, Weddell Sea, Falklands Island

$17,279

2 – 18 Feb 2019

16

Punta Arenas


$23,279

4 – 14 Mar 2019

10

Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

$12,422

24 Mar – 2 Apr 2019

10

Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

* Price based on Main Deck Triple

PRICE FROM*

$12,422 Camping

One Ocean © Daisy Gilardini

DATES


Sea Kayaking

PRICE INCLUDES: • • • • •

16

Transfer to the ship on embarkation day from the central meeting point Shipboard accommodation All meals onboard, including afternoon tea daily Shore Excursions by zodiac, guided walks ashore Lectures by naturalists & expedition staff


• • • • •

Professional photographer on board Antarctica gear hire package comprising of windproof/waterproof jacket/pants/rubber boots All miscellaneous service taxes and port fees Comprehensive pre departure material Multimedia centre for image downloads

• • • •

Option to camp ashore on the ice (subject to weather conditions) Camping is complimentary (must be pre–booked) An ER trained English speaking doctor on board Transfer on disembarkation day from ship to Ushuaia airport or Ushuaia Hotel

AKADEMIK SERGEY VAVILOV

© One Ocean

The Akademik Sergey Vavilov is a modern and comfortable ship with an ice–strengthened hull. The ship has 6 choices of cabins depending on your budget and a maximum of 96 clients. The public areas include a place for small group briefings and information sessions for passengers to enjoy. There is an expansive bar and lounge located on deck six, ideal for socialising whilst enjoying the 180 degree view. Delicious meals are served in the dining room. Other facilities include the theatre style presentation room, gift–shop, fitness room, massage room, hot water spa, sauna and a plunge pool.

DECK PLAN:

CABINS One Ocean Suite Shackleton Suite Superior Twin Private Twin Semi Private Main Deck Triple


OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES

START/END

ITINERARY

PRICE FROM*

3 – 17 Nov 2018

14

Punta Arenass

South Georgia in Depth

$14,136

17 Nov – 3 Dec 2018

16


South Georgia in Depth

$15,136

3 – 13 Dec 2018

10


Antarctic in Depth

$13,850

13 Dec – 29 Dec 2018

16

Punta Arenas

Antarctica , South Georgia, Falklands Islands

$22,850

29 Dec 2018– 8 Jan 2019

10

Punta Arenas


$15,993

8 – 21 Jan 2019

13

Punta Arenas/Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

$20,279

21 Jan – 9 Feb 2019

19

Ushaia / Punta Arenas

Antarctica , South Georgia, Falklands Islands

$27,279

9 Feb – 19 Feb 2019

10

Punta Arenas


$15,993

19 Feb – 3 Mar 2019

12


Antarctica in Depth

$18,708

3 – 13 Mar 2019

10

Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

$12,422

23 Mar– 2 Apr 2019

10

Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

* Price based on Main Deck Triple

$12,422 Photography

Camping

© One Ocean

DATES


Sea Kayaking

• • • • •

Transfer to the ship on embarkation day from the central meeting point Shipboard accommodation All meals onboard, including afternoon tea daily Shore Excursions by zodiac, guided walks ashore Lectures by naturalists & expedition staff

• • • •

Professional photographer on board to assist guests Antarctica gear hire package comprising of windproof/waterproof jacket/pants/rubber boots All miscellaneous service taxes and port fees Comprehensive pre departure material

• • • •

Multimedia centre for image downloads Camping is complimentary (must be pre–booked – subject to weather conditions) An ER trained English speaking doctor on board Transfer on disembarkation day from ship to Ushuaia airport or Ushuaia Hotel.


© One Ocean

PRICE INCLUDES:

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USHUAIA

© Facundo Santana

The Ushuaia accommodates a maximum of 88 passengers in 46 comfortable cabins and suites. This ice–strengthened polar vessel provides spacious decks, a large dining room (one sitting), an open–plan observation lounge/lecture room with modern multimedia equipment, bar and a well–stocked library. The expert captain, officers and crew are highly experienced in Antarctic navigation and have a great love of nature. The onboard specialist team of international expedition leaders and lecturers are all extremely knowledgeable, enthusiastic and dedicated to the protection of the environment. The chefs prepare excellent cuisine including many local specialties and the bar offers a good choice of carefully selected wines and spirits. DECK PLAN:

CABINS Suites Premier Twin Private

Premier Single Private Superior Twin Private

Standard Twin Semi-Private Standard Plus Twin Private

Standard Plus Triple Private


OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES

START/END

ITINERARY

PRICE FROM*

17 Oct – 5 Nov 2018

19

Ushuaia

Classic South Georgia

$12,729

5 – 14 Nov 2018

9

Ushuaia

Classic Antarctica

$6,815

14 – 23 Nov 2018

10

Ushuaia

Classic Antarctica

$7,800

23 Nov – 3 Dec 2018

11

Ushuaia

Classic Antarctica

$8,672

13 – 22 Dec 2018

9

Ushuaia

Classic Antarctica

$9,815

22 – 31 Dec 2018

9

Ushuaia

Classic Antarctica

$9,815

19 – 28 Jan 2019

9

Ushuaia

Classic Antarctica

$9,815

28 Jan – 6 Feb 2019

9

Ushuaia

Classic Antarctica

$9,815

6 – 16 Feb 2019

10

Ushuaia

Weddell Sea Quest

$10,900

16 – 25 Feb 2019

9

Ushuaia

Classic Antarctica

$9,815

25 Feb – 8 Mar 2019

11

Ushuaia

Polar Circle Quest

$10,215

8 – 17 Mar 2019

9

Ushuaia

Classic Antarctica

$7,300

17 – 26 Mar 2019

9

Ushuaia

Classic Antarctica

$7,300

26 Mar – 4 Apr 2019

9

Ushuaia

Classic Antarctica

$7,300

* Priced based on Standard Plus Triple Cabins

PRICE INCLUDES: • • • •

18

Shipboard Accommodation All meals onboard including snacks, coffee and tea Shore Excursions and activities by zodiac throughout the voyage Programs of lectures by naturalists and expedition staff


• • •

All miscellaneous service taxes and port charges throughout the cruise. Comprehensive pre–departure material Detailed post–expedition log

© Facundo Santana

DATES


M/V ORTELIUS

521

Lifeboat

Bridge T T

Observation lounge

Captain

518

Lifeboat

451

450

449

448

447

433

434

435

436

437

Deck 6

Deck 7

445

452 432

446

453 431

454

bow ï

Hospital

Reception

Lobby

Ushuaia

10

Ushuaia

28 Nov 2018 – 09 Dec 2018 11 09 – 18 Dec 2018 18 – 29 Dec 2018

521

522

524

523

520 519 518

517

516

515

$11,358

9

Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula with South Shetlands

$9,286

11

Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

$11,786

29 Dec 2018 – Jan 9 2019

11

Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

$11,786

9 – 19 Jan 2019

10

Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

$11,385

6 – 16 Feb 2019

10

Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

$11,385

16 Feb – 7 Mar 2019

19

Ushuaia

Falklands Islands , South Georgia, Antarctica

$20,358

7 – 18 Mar 2019

11

Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

$11,358

18 –31 Mar 2019

13

Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula, Polar Circle

• • •

Shipboard Accommodation All meals onboard including snacks, coffee & tea Shore Excursions and activities throughout the voyage by zodiac or helicopter Lectures given by naturalists and expedition staff Free use of rubber boots and snow shoes Pre– scheduled group transfer from the ship to airport in Ushuaia (directly after disembarkation)

• • •

450

430

431

432

433

434

342

341

340

339

338

Photography

bow ï

Deck 3


$11,858 Mountaineering

All miscellaneous service taxes and port charges throughout the cruise Comprehensive pre departure material HELICOPTERS: For voyages to the Weddell Sea & Ross Sea, the ship will be equipped with a minimum of two helicopters. The helicopters assist in reaching the scheduled landing sites. Providing the conditions are suitable (such as but not limited to ice and weather

337

334

Deck 4

Snowshoeing

PRICE INCLUDES: • • •

451

452

453

454

455 429

428

Antarctic Peninsula

Diving

439

438

437

436

Ushuaia

Helicopters

bow ï

337

338

339

341

340

342

343

344

$16,286

Camping

Crew dining

$11,358

Crew dining

Sea Kayaking

T

PRICE FROM* Lecture room

T

Weddell Sea – Emperor Penguin

* Price based on Quadruple Porthole Cabins

445

447

446

448

450

451

452

449 435

434

433

455

453

432

431

Reception

454 430

ð stern

Antarctic Peninsula ð stern

B


18 – 28 Nov 2018

11

B

Galley

Deck 7

Triple Porthole Quadruple Porthole

EHBO

ITINERARY

Deck 6

344

bow ï

334

7 – 18 Nov 2018

Galley

OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES

START/END

EHBO

Captain Dining

ð stern

NIGHTS

Bridge

ð stern

Hospital

Deck 3

Hospital Lobby

Observation lounge

343

519

T T


513

Observation deck

518

517

516

Reception

520

Bar

Lobby

429

334

bow ï

ð stern

Dining

456

521

522

523

524

526

525 513

515

510 438

512

Dining

Twin Window Twin Porthole

Observation deck

Crew dining

456

337

338

339

341

340

342

343

344

Superior Twin Deluxe

Dining

Lifeboat

Deck 5

CABINS Lecture room

T

Observa

Deck 5

Lifeboat

Deck 4

bow ï

ð stern

T T

Lifeboat

ð stern

Deck 7

428

ð stern

B

446 528

448

447 437

435

434

433

432

431

430

429

428

Dining

436

509

EHBO

511439

Lobby

Galley

Deck 6

529

449

450

451

452

453

454

455

456

Hospital

Reception

Observation deck

445 527

bow ï

Deck 5

Dining

Deck 3

bow ï

512

Captain

510

334

519

Observation lounge

511

Bridge T T

529

Bar

518

ð stern

Lifeboat

Lecture room

Lifeboat

Lifeboat

517

516

515

513

512

511

510

Crew dining

525

528

337

338

339

340

341 T

520

509

ð stern

342

343

521

344

522

523

524

525

526

527

B

529

528

Galley

526

Deck 4

bow ï

527

ð stern

509

430

429

428

Dining

439

EHBO

438

DECK PLAN:

455

Dining

Observation deck

517

456

516

515

513

512

511

510

519

509

520

Bar


522

523

524

525

526

527

529

528

The M/V Ortelius was built in Gdynia (Poland) in 1989, originally named Marina Svetaeva. Now an expedition ship to Antarctica, it offers the highest ice–class notation and strong stability in the polar regions. Comfortably accommodating 106 passengers, Ortelius offers spacious outside cabins with private facilities ranging from 4 quad cabins (bunk beds), 2 triple porthole cabins (bunk beds), 25 twin porthole cabin with 2 single lower berths, 10 twin cabins with windows and 2 single lower berths, 6 superior cabins (double beds) with separate day room and 1 suite (double bed) with separate day ðroom. It also offers open–deck spaces, two stern Deck 5 restaurants, a bar, lecture room and 11 zodiacs and 2 helicopters onboard, allowing plenty of time ashore.

conditions), the captain of the vessel will position the vessel at a safe and feasible distance from the intended landing site. Ship–to–shore helicopter transfers allow these scheduled shore excursions, but it is understood that no guarantees can be given, including the length of use of the helicopters.


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M/V PLANCIUS The ice–strengthened M/V Plancius is an ideal ship for polar expeditions, accommodating 116 passengers in 53 cabins all with private bathrooms. There are 6 types of cabins from which to choose; quad, triple, twin porthole, twin window, deluxe and superior. The ship offers a restaurant/lecture room on deck 3 and a spacious observation lounge and bar on deck 5 with large windows, offering full panoramic views. There are large open deck spaces on 601 603 deck 3 allowing guests excellent opportunities to enjoy the scenery and wildlife. M/V Plancius is equipped 10x Mark V zodiacs, with 40 602 606 604with HP 4–stroke outboard engines. There are 2 E-deck 6 ð stern gangways on the starboard side, guaranteeing swift zodiac operation.

501

503

502

504

Library


T

Deck office Deck office

Captain’s cabin

Bar Observation lounge/Lecture room

E-deck 6

401

403

405

407

402

404

406

408

bow ï

411

413

412

414

415

F-deck 5

417 419 421 423 425 427 429

409 T T T T

DECK PLAN:

410 416 418 420 422 424 426 428

ð stern

bow ï

501

01

Deck 201 office Deck office

603

203

205

B

B

Galley

503

301 303 305 307 309 311 Deck office 601 603 Deck office

Library

Restaurant/Lecture room

G-deck 4

501

503

502

504

Library

T

T

B

B B

02

202

606

604

Captain’s cabin B

204

Infirmary

Reception

6 6 E-deck ð sternE-deck

Captain’s cabin

302 604 304 306 606

Bar

502 Boarding area504

stern

602

T

B

206

Zodiac boarding area stern Observation lounge/Lecture room

ð

J-deck J-deck22

Bar Observation lounge/Lecture room

E-deck 6 6 E-deck

bow ï

bow ï

H-deck 3H-deck 3

F-deck 5

bow ï F-deck 5 m/v Plancius deckplan

407

409

Twin Porthole Triple Porthole

double bed

Quadruple Porthole

402

404

406

408

T

Toilet

B

Bathroom

402

409

406

404

Restaurant/Lecture room B

414

203

205

Twin Window Twin 202 Porthole 204 206

B

206

B

COST PER PERSON FROM: stern

302 304 306 ð stern

T

B

Infirmary

Reception Boarding area

DATES

Superior

3 – 23 Nov 2018

20 Twin Window

406

408

410

bow ï

H-deck 3H-deck 3

414

412

ð stern

Superior

lower berth

Twin Deluxe

ITINERARY

Twin Window

PRICE FROM*

upper and lower berth

Twin Porthole

201

203

Quadruple Porthole

Falkland Islands , South Georgia, Antarctica

double bed

205

B

T

Toilet

B

Bathroom

B

$17,358B

11

Triple Porthole

Ushuaia double bed

T

Toilet

B

Bathroom

Antarctica Peninsula with South Shetlands

Galley Restaurant/Lecture room

$10,286

Quadruple Porthole

3 Dec – 22 Dec 2018

415

413

409 304 306 302

lower berth

Twin Porthole

23 Nov – 3 Dec 2018

404

411

B

407

Zodiac boarding area

402

J-deck J-deck22

Triple Porthole

Puerto Madryn / Ushuaia upper and

405

T T

Boarding area

m/v Plancius deckplan

OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES

START/END

403

Infirmary

Reception

lower berth

Twin Deluxe

301 303 305 307 309 311

Triple Porthole 401 T Quadruple Porthole

B

bow ï H-deck 3H-deck 3

NIGHTS m/v Plancius deckplan

504

E-deck 6 6 E-deck

Restaurant/Lecture room

Zodiac boarding area

J-deck J-deck22

502

G-deck 4

B

B

19

B

202

Ushuaia

204

Falkland Islands , South Georgia, Antarctica

206

B

T

B

$18,715

Infirmary

Reception Boarding area

22 Dec 2018 – 9 Jan 2019

18

Ushuaia

Falkland Islands, South Georgia, Antarctica ð stern

J-deck $18,715 J-deck22

9 – 28 Jan 2019

19

Ushuaia

Falkland Islands, South Georgia, Antarctica

$21,358

28 Jan – 7 Feb 2019

10

Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

$11,358

m/v Plancius deckplan Superior

Twin Window Twin Porthole

7 Feb – 17 Feb 2019

10

Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

$11,358

28 Feb – 11 Mar 2019

11

Ushuaia

Polar Circle, Antarctic Peninsula

$11,358

11 Mar – 22 Mar 2019

11

Ushuaia

Weddell Sea

$11,358

22 Mar – 31 Mar 2019

9

Ushuaia

Antarctica Peninsula

$8,215

* Price based on Quadruple Porthole Cabins

Diving

Sea Kayaking

Camping

Snowshoeing

lower berth

Twin Deluxe

Triple Porthole


double bed

Quadruple Porthole


PRICE INCLUDES: • • • • •

20

Shipboard Accommodation All meals onboard including snacks, coffee and tea Shore Excursions and activities by zodiac throughout the voyage Programs of lectures by naturalists and expedition staff Free use of expedition parka/rubber boots/snow shoes


• • • •

Comprehensive pre departure material Pre–scheduled group transfer from the ship to the airport in Ushuaia (directly after disembarkation) All miscellaneous service taxes and port charges throughout the cruise. Antarctic Peninsula Basecamp Activities includes

camping, kayaking, snowshoe/hiking, mountaineering, photo workshops, shore excursions and zodiac cruises, but does not offer scuba diving


204

bow ï

ð stern

B B

503

416 418 420 422 424 426 428

606

604

Galley B

CABINS

501

T T

414

301 303 305 307 309 311

Superior Twin Deluxe

B

202

Deck office

417 419 421 423 425 427 429

Captain’s cabin

602

bow ï G-deck 4

B

603

415

413

Deck office

410

408

ð stern

416 418 420 422 424 426 428

Galley B

407

412

201

205

405

410 412

203

403

601

T T

ð stern

201

401

417 419 421 423 425 427 429


T

405

415

413

T T

403

411

Twin Window

T T

401

411

lower berth

Twin Deluxe

T T

Superior

T

Toilet

B

Bathroom

SEA SPIRIT

© Poiseden Expeditions

The Sea Spirit has remarkably comfortable accommodation and offers a visit to the Polar Regions in grand style. All the spacious suites have private ensuite facilities and offer exterior views. Deluxe Suites, Premium Suites and the Owner’s Suite have private balconies for viewing the breathtaking landscapes of Antarctica, South Georgia and the Falkland Islands (Malvinas) Carrying a maximum of 114 passengers, this outstanding vessel, approved for polar waters, is equipped with rubber zodiacs – for shore transfers and cruising. Kayaking and camping options are available on select departures.

DECK PLAN:

CABINS Deluxe Suite Superior Suite

Owner’s Suite Premium Suite

Main Deck Suite

Triple Classic Suite Classic Suite


OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES

START/END

ITINERARY

PRICE FROM*

21 Oct – 8 Nov 2018

18

Ushuaia

Falklands , South Georgia

$13,495

7 Nov – 27 Nov 2018

20

Ushuaia

Antarctica, Falklands, South Georgia

$18,095

5 – 16 Dec 2018

11

Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

$11,595

15 – 27 Dec 2018

12

Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

$13,395

26 Dec 2018 – 6 Jan 2019

11

Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

$12,695

5 – 25 Jan 2019

20

Ushuaia

Antarctica, Falklands, South Georgia

$21,595

24 Jan – 7 Feb 2019

14

Ushuaia

Antarctic Circle

$15,295

6 – 17 Feb 2019

11

Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

$12,695

16 – 27 Feb 2019

11

Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula

$12,695

26 Feb – 19 Mar 2019

21

Ushuaia

Antarctica , Falklands, South Georgia

* Price based on Triple Classic Suite

Sea Kayaking

$18,095 Camping

Photography

© Poiseden Expeditions

DATES


PRICE INCLUDES: •

1 pre–voyage hotel night in Ushuaia or Buenos Aires

•

All meals on board throughout the voyage

•

A pair of rubber boots on loan for shore landings

•

Leadership throughout the voyage by an experienced expedition leader & expedition team

•

Expedition jacket (yours to keep)

•

All port fees

•

Group transfer to the ship on day of embarkation

•

Group transfer to airport or central location upon disembarkation in Ushuaia

•

All scheduled landings/excursions

•

Pre–departure materials

•

Tea and coffee available 24 hours a day

•

Digital Voyage Log


•

Welcome and Farewell cocktails

•


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OCEAN NOVA

© Antarctica XXI

The Ocean Nova is the vessel used for the fly/ cruise expeditions in Antarctica. It is a modern & comfortable ship built in Denmark in 1992. Fully refurbished in 2006, her ice–strengthened hull is ideally suited for expeditions in Antarctica. Ocean Nova accommodates 68 passengers in comfortable outside cabins with private facilities (single, twin and triple) & has a glass– enclosed observation lounge, dining room, bar, library, small gym, infirmary and a fleet of Zodiac boats ideal for cruising and wildlife watching. The 16 departures in 2018/19 include a return flight between Punta Arenas in Chile & King George Island in the South Shetland archipelago and is ideal for those wanting to avoid the notorious Drake Passage. DECK PLAN:

CABINS Single Cabin

Twin Cabin

Triple Cabins


OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES

START/END

ITINERARY

PRICE FROM*

29 Nov – 4 Dec 2018

5

Punta Arenas

Antarctica Express

$6,708

2 – 9 Dec 2018

7

Punta Arenas

Classic Antarctica

$16,279

7 – 14 Dec 2018

7

Punta Arenas

Classic Antarctica

$16,279

12 – 19 Dec 2018

7

Punta Arenas

Classic Antarctica

$16,279

17 – 24 Dec 2018

7

Punta Arenas

Classic Antarctica

$16,279

22 – 29 Dec 2018

7

Punta Arenas

Classic Antarctica

$18,565

27 Dec 2018 – 3 Jan 2019

7

Punta Arenas

Classic Antarctica

$18,565

1 Jan – 10 Jan 2019

9

Punta Arenas

Polar Circle

$21,422

14 – 19 Jan 2019

5

Punta Arenas

Antarctica Express

$6,708

17 – 24 Jan 2019

7

Punta Arenas

Classic Antarctica

$17,136

22 – 29 Jan 2019

9

Punta Arenas

Polar Circle

$21,422

29 Jan – 5 Feb 2019

7

Punta Arenas

Classic Antarctica

$17,136

3 – 10 Feb 2019

7

Punta Arenas

Classic Antarctica

$17,136

8 Feb – 15 Feb 2019

7

Punta Arenas

Classic Antarctica

$17,136

13 – 20 Feb 2019

7

Punta Arenas

Classic Antarctica

$17,136

18 – 27 Feb 2019

9

Punta Arenas

Polar Circle

* Price based on Triple Cabins

$21,422 Sea Kayaking

© Antarctica XXI

DATES


Snowshoeing

PRICE INCLUDES: • • •

22

Transfer Punta Arenas Airport/Hotel on first day of the voyage 1 night Punta Arenas Hotel with a welcome dinner including drinks Flights Punta Arenas/Frei Station on King George Island/Punta Arenas


• • • • •

Shipboard Accommodation All guided shore excursions Lectures and entertainment on board All meals on board including a selection of Premium Chilean wine Coffee, tea, water & snacks throughout

• • • •

Comprehensive pre/post–voyage information Loan of waterproof expedition boots for walking the ice on excursions Contingency Plan for air–cruise departures, subject to weather, ice and other factors Walking poles and a pair of snow shoes

POLAR PIONEER

© Aurora Expeditions

The Polar Pioneer was built in Finland in 1985 as an ice–strengthened research ship, specifically for exploring polar waters. The highly–experienced Russian captain and crew are amongst the best navigators in the World. The Polar Pioneer provides comfortable accommodation for 54 passengers and has a variety of public areas, including the bridge, outer decks (ideal for viewing spectacular polar landscapes and wildlife), lecture room, dining rooms, lounge/ bar, library and sauna. The delicious meals are prepared by international chefs. There are 5 cabin types (all cabins have ocean views) triple & twin with shared facilities and twin with private facilities. The mini suite and the captains suite both offer a double bed and private facilities. DECK PLAN:

CABINS Twin Share Triple Share

Twin Private Mini Suite

Captain’s Suite


OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES

START/END

ITINERARY

PRICE FROM*

1 – 18 Dec 2018

17

Santiago / Ushuaia

Antarctic Peninsula, South Georgia

$20,858

18 – 29 Dec 2018

11


Antarctic Peninsula

$13,000

29 Dec – 8 Jan 2019

10

Punta Arenas / Santiago

Antarctic Peninsula

$13,858

6 – 16 Jan 2019

10


Antarctic Peninsula

$13,858

16 Jan – 2 Feb 2019

17

Ushuaia / Santiago


$22,286

2 Feb – 19 Feb 2019

17

Santiago / Ushuaia


$22,286

19 Feb – 2 Mar 2019

11


Antarctic Circle

$13,000

2 – 12 Mar 2019

10

Punta Arenas / Punta Arenas

Antarctic Circle

$13,858

10 – 20 Mar 2019

10


Antarctic Explorer

$13,858

20 Mar – 6 Apr 2019

17

Ushuaia / Santiago

Antarctic Explorer

$20,858

* Price based on Triple Share

Skiing

Sea Kayaking

Camping

Photography

Mountaineering

© Aurora Expeditions

DATES


Snowshoeing

PRICE INCLUDES: •

1 night’s accommodation pre or post cruise in Punta Arenas (10 Mar–20 Mar, 02 Mar – 12 Mar departures only)

•

Pre–scheduled group transfer to ship

•

Shipboard Accommodation

•

All meals onboard including snacks, coffee and tea

•

Free use of rubber boots

•

Comprehensive pre–departure material

•

Shore Excursions and activities by zodiac

•

Professionally produced electronic voyage journal

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Program of lectures by naturalists and expeditions staff

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Camping is included (must be prebooked) where applicable

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All miscellaneous service taxes and port charges throughout the cruise


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 

          

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          





The Spirit of Enderby was built in 1984, then      refurbished in 2013 and is anice strengthened        expedition vessel that carries 50 passengers.           There are 6 cabin and suite types, all with ocean views. Main deck triple and twin cabins have shared facilities, whilst the superior/mini/                      On  heritage suites have private bathrooms.  board there is a combined bar/library, lounge               area, lecture room and two dining   rooms.     Sumptuous meals are prepared by top NZ and  Australian chefs, whilst the expedition guides bring skills to the areas visited. This is ideal for those wanting more time ashore.

                                                                   

  

  

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  

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   

         

 

    

 



       

 



 





 © Heritage Expeditions

SPIRIT OF ENDERBY

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 

  

  



DECK PLAN:

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  

                                      



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  

  

  

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 



 

 



 

    

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 

 

  

  

 

 

 

 



   

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 

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 

 

         

 



  



  

  



        





 







   

        



 

CABINS



  

  

  



  

  

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Heritage Suite

Superior

        Main Deck Mini Suites

Main Deck Triple Superior Plus                



      


29 Nov – 11 Dec 2018

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       

 

 

      NIGHTS   

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       

     START/END

OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES

22 Dec 2018 – 3 Jan 2019

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ITINERARY

PRICE FROM*

 

 12 Dunedin / Bluff  

       

Macquarie Island Expedition

$9,806

                 

Bluff

 Macquarie Island Expedition $9,806 

    Bluff

4 – 11 Jan 2019

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11 Jan – 9 Feb 2019

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Sub Antarctic Islands of New Zealand & Australia

Bluff

In the Wake of Scott and Shackleton – Ross Sea

9 Feb – 10 Mar 2019

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Bluff / Christchurch

In the Wake of Scott and Shackleton – Ross Sea

$6,388



PRICE INCLUDES:

Please contact Antarctic Travel Specialists for details.         Shore Excursions by zodiac • Post expedition trip log  Guided walks ashore • Kayaking on Sub Antarctic Cruises only  Program of lectures by naturalists and expedition staff

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Return transfers City Centre to Port of Bluff

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1 night’s accommodation in Invercargill with dinner/ breakfast pre cruise

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All meals onboard ship including tea / coffee /snacks

Loan of Antarctic jacket on the Scott & Shackleton voyages only

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Comprehensive pre departure material


$30,995

 $30,995

* Price from based on Main Deck Triple

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BOOKING CONDITIONS Brochure Validity

Breakdown of Costing

Currency

This brochure was published in October 2017. The information presented in this brochure was correct to the best of our knowledge at the time of printing but is subject to change without notice. Changes may occur after publication, including with respect to prices, itineraries, duration of holidays, service standards, tour content, vaccination needs, health or safety issues at relevant destinations, airline fares and schedules. Please confirm details of your requirements at the time of booking to ascertain if there have been alterations to the tour you select before you book.

As all Antarctic Travel Specialists cruise packages, and other arrangements are based on confidential and specially negotiated rates, we reserve the right and will not give out nor supply a breakdown of costs at any time.

It is strongly recommended that you carry some US dollars cash in small denominations, (not US$ 100 bills) as well as credit cards such as Visa or Mastercard.

Reservations & Bookings Bookings can be made directly with Antarctic Travel Specialists (‘AnTS’) or through recognized providers of agency/consultancy services (referred to as ‘Travel Agents’).

Airport/Ticket Taxes Ticket taxes, airport taxes etc are subject to change without notice. Some airport taxes are not included on your air ticket are payable on departure from some international airports in South America. These are usually payable in US Dollars in cash; exact amounts are required as no change is given.

Cancellation Fees and Refunds

Some of the tours and ground arrangements such as special cruises, fly in cruises and any other arrangements may require a higher deposit to meet the tour operator’s booking conditions. These are usually between 20% to 50% of tour cost. Please contact AnTS for further details on the particular trip.

Any cancellations must be received in writing and will take effect from the date it is received by AnTS. The following cancellation fees will apply for tour costs on M/S Expeditions, Plancius, Ortelius, Polar Pioneer, Akademik Ioffe, Akademik Sergey Vavilov, Spirit of Enderby and Sea Explorer: More than 100 days before departure: Loss of Deposit Under 100 days or less: No refund The following cancellation fees will apply for tour costs booked on Ocean Nova & Ocean Spray: More than 120 days before departure: Loss of Deposit Under 120 days or less: No refund The exceptions are those amounts that can be refunded, such as airfares (less those amounts forfeited under airline regulations and loss of profit incurred by AnTS). Should payment be received in advance of 100 or 120 days, for example in the case when payment is made to avoid increases due to currency fluctuations, AnTS reserves the right to charge cancellation fees of up to 100%, especially where full payment has been made to our ground handlers, hoteliers, and airlines etc. Whilst insurance premiums are not refundable, should the reason for cancellation fall within the terms of the insurance cover, cancellation fees will normally be refunded by the insurance company. The non– issuance of an invoice or non–payment of deposit will not exempt passengers from these cancellation and administrative fees. We regret that we can make no exception to the charges and strongly recommend that insurance is taken out to cover cancellation fees (see Insurance below). There will be no refunds on unused tours, accommodation or other services.

Late Bookings and Amendment Fees

Travel Insurance

A late booking fee of $100.00 per file will be charged for bookings made within 14 days of departure. Should you wish to amend your arrangements or transfer to another trip, due to the extra administrative and communications costs incurred, there will be an automatic fee charged of $50.00 per amendment or transfer. Additionally, there may be cancellation fees levied by the tour operator or fees may be applicable where arrangements have been pre– purchased. A land only fee of $55.00 will be charged on land only bookings under 3 nights accommodation.

It is a condition of booking that you are adequately insured for the full duration of your trip. We recommend a comprehensive travel insurance to cover cancellation, health requirements, luggage and additional expenses, in particular to cover emergency evacuation. Further we recommend a separate insurance cover for expensive camera and video and other equipment. Further we advise that insurance policies rarely cover for loss of cash. We strongly recommend that insurance be purchased at the time of booking. Should you not take out insurance, we cannot be held responsible for costs incurred (including cancellation fees) arising from circumstances outside our control.

Passenger Details We require the correct names and initials of all people travelling in order to make bookings. The names and initials must match exactly to each traveller’s passport so as to avoid any problems with bookings. Should the wrong information be given, AnTS reserves the right to charge additional fees to cover additional administrative costs to re–book or re–ticket the bookings under the correct name.

Deposit & Balance A non–refundable security deposit of 10% or 20% of the tour price (depending on vessel), with a minimum of $330.00 per person plus a signed booking form is payable at the time of booking. Payment of deposit represents acceptance of AnTS Terms & Conditions by the purchaser and/or passenger/s. As a general rule balance is payable 60 days prior to departure, or immediately if travelling within 60 days of booking, however some vessels, hotels and lodges require balances to be paid up to 120 days prior to departure. Any monies you pay to your Travel Agent shall not be taken to have been paid to us unless and until we actually receive them.

Special Deposit Requirements

Prices All prices are quoted in Australian Dollars and are current at the time of printing. They are generally valid from 01 September 2017 to 31 August 2018, although some expeditions have different periods of validity so prices will vary accordingly. Most prices are based on low season unless stated otherwise. All prices are indicative only and are subject to change at any time up to and including the day of your departure. As our costings are based on conversions from foreign currencies, should the cost of any component of your package increase due to foreign currency fluctuations, AnTS may charge that cost to you at any time prior to AnTS receiving the full balance of monies due and the final documentation having been issued to you. Should additional taxes or Government charges or unforeseen new costs be payable or incurred, AnTS may charge these costs to you at any time, even after your departure.

GST From 01 July 2000, the Australian government has introduced a 10% GST and even though at present overseas travel is exempt from GST, any service fees, courier, cancellation and amendment fees are subject to GST. We, therefore, reserve the right to vary the costing to incorporate the GST where applicable.

Included in Trip Price Specific trip and accommodation inclusions are generally listed. Meals are not included unless specified in the itinerary. Meals are indicated by B=Breakfast, L = Lunch and D = Dinner.

Passport You should be in possession of a passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your intended stay in Antarctica with at least 6 spare visa pages.

Visa Requirements Australian passport holders do not require a visa for New Zealand or Antarctica, however they will require visas for countries prior to their arrival in Antarctica eg Argentina & Chile. A reciprocity fee is payable on arrival and is required to enter Chile (payable locally). A reciprocity tourist charge is required to enter Argentina and must be paid through an on–line system prior to arrival. Please contact AnTS for further details.

Vaccinations & Health As most trips to Antarctica require travel through South America to get there – the following vaccinations may be required and recommended: Yellow Fever, Typhoid, Meningitis, Hepatitis A, (maybe Hepatitis B for longer visits) Polio, Diptheria, Cholera, Tetanus and Malaria. Whilst these vary depending on the countries visited, length of time away and the type of accommodation and transport used, we recommend that these and other health needs be discussed with your doctor or specialist travel medical centre. It is your responsibility to ensure that you have the appropriate vaccinations and documentation.

Extensions and Amendments Not possible after a holiday has commenced.

Hotel and Tour Information Whilst every effort is taken to ensure the accuracy of hotel and tour information, we rely on the information supplied to us. As all hotels and tour operators are constantly changing services and facilities, we cannot be liable for any errors or omissions caused by the hotels and operators concerned.

Changes In Itinerary As we are only an agent for airlines, hotels, tour operators and other Service Providers (see below under “Responsibility and Liability”) your booking may be required to be changed or cancelled due to circumstances outside our control; for example, if a hotel is overbooked or an airline changes its timetable or reschedules its flights or if a tour is cancelled. Further, at certain times of the year, due to heavy bookings, we may not be able to obtain the accommodation advertised. In this case, we will use alternative accommodation of a similar standard, or the next best available. Accordingly we reserve the right to vary your itinerary or cancel your booking at any time.

Not Included in the Holiday Cost Costs of passports or visas, meals (other than those specified), all items of a personal nature such as excess baggage, telephone calls, laundry, room service, airport taxes and government taxes (other than accommodation taxes) any costs in Australia, Australian Passenger Movement Charge, Sydney Noise Levy Tax and any international taxes and travel Insurance.

Passenger Contact Advice You must notify us or your Travel Agent of any changes of address or telephone numbers to ensure any variations to the arrangements can be notified within 24 hours.

Responsibility and Liability Antarctic Travel Specialists (a division of Four Corners Travel Group Pty Ltd ACN 004 712 734), (referred to as “AnTS”) does not itself provide carriage services, accommodation, transport or tours. AnTS acts as an agent for accommodation providers, air, coach, shipping, rail, and other carriage or transport providers, tour operators and other service and product providers (referred to as ‘Service Providers’). All products and services provided by Service Providers are provided on those Service Providers’ own terms and conditions, which may include limitations and exclusions of liability. All bookings with AnTS and all tickets, vouchers, receipts, coupons, exchange orders and other like documents issued to the client, are subject to each Service Provider’s terms and conditions governing the provision of products and services to be provided by that Service Provider. AnTS shall not be liable for any acts, omissions or defaults whether negligent or otherwise, of any Service Providers. AnTS shall also not be liable (whether in contract, tort or otherwise) for any injury, illness, death, loss, damage, expense, delay or inconvenience resulting directly or indirectly from circumstances outside AnTS’s control, including acts of God, war, civil disturbance, strikes, fire, flood, acts of government or other authorities, breakdowns, accidents, disease, quarantine, medical or customs regulations, and alterations, cancellations or delays concerning itineraries, timetables or accommodation. To the fullest extent permitted by law, AnTS shall not be liable for loss of revenue, loss of profits, loss of anticipated savings or business, pure economic loss, loss of opportunity or expectation or any other form of consequential, special, indirect, punitive or exemplary loss or damages. Your Travel Agent is not acting as our agent. We will not be responsible for any information, statements or representations (whether orally or in writing) not made by us, or that are inconsistent with this brochure.

Contract The contract between AnTS and the client shall be governed by the laws of the State of Victoria. By making a booking with AnTS, the client agrees to be bound by all the terms and conditions referred to in this brochure and in the AnTS booking form.


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