Vessels
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M/V Ushuaia
Expedition Ship - Max capacity 84 passengers
Originally built for the US National Oceanographic & Atmospheric Administration, the Ushuaia has been refurbished to accommodate passengers in well-appointed comfort. This ice-strengthened polar vessel provides ample deck space and an open bridge policy as well as a full complement of Zodiacs.find out more »
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Spirit of Enderby
Adventure Fleet - Max capacity 48 passengers
The 'Spirit of Enderby' is perfect for Expedition Travel. The real focus and emphasis of every expedition is getting you ashore as often as possible for as long as possible with maximum safety and comfort. She carries just 48 passengers in comfortable accommodation (refurbished in New Zealand Nov 2004). The cuisine is excellent and is prepared by top New Zealand and Australian chefs.find out more »
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Clipper Adventurer
Expedition Ship - Max capacity 122 passengers
Built as an expedition ship in 1975 and refitted in 1998, this elegant ice-strengthened vessel is the more sophisticated sister-ship to the Orlova and offers a very comfortable base for its 122 passengers to explore the polar regions.find out more »
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Antarctic Dream
Superior Vessel - Max capacity 80 passengers
This former Chilean naval ship was built in Holland in 1958 and is classified as ice-strengthened. It was extensively refurbished in 2004 to carry a maximum of 80 passengers offering the small ship experience with superior comfort and excellent cuisine.find out more »
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Ocean Nova
Superior Vessel - Max capacity 73 passengers
Built in 1992 in Denmark this vessel was significantly refurbished in 2006 and now carries a small group of up to 73 passengers in superior comfort. She is manned by a highly skilled crew together with the experienced expedition team, and on selected departures offers the chance to camp on the ice.find out more »
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Marina Svetaeva
Superior Vessel - Max capacity 89 passengers
Named after one of Russia’s most famous 20th century poets, Marina Svetaeva was built in 1989 in Poland. Impressively stable at sea, Svetaeva is a robust vessel yet still small enough to explore places beyond the reach of the bigger ships. The ship is characterised by spacious cabins and large public spaces, including the bridge and outer decks, library and bar. A large presentation room provides the perfect space for passengers and crew to wind down and socialise following dinner in the well-appointed dining rooms.find out more »
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Orion
Luxury - Max capacity 100 passengers
A true luxury vessel, the Orion was constructed in Germany in 2003, boasts the latest technology and although custom-made for expedition cruising, with an ice-strengthened hull, is the epitome of elegance. A full complement of Zodiacs is carried onboard.find out more »
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Polar Star
Expedition Ship - Max capacity 105 passengers
The M/V Polar Star (ex-icebreaker) is a friendly, safe and comfortable ice class vessel – with a knowledgeable and enthusiastic expedition team and a professional and experienced crew. In 2000 the ship was completely retrofitted and upgraded specifically for expedition cruising. Polar Star carries just 105 passengers maximum; a perfect size for expedition cruising.find out more »
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Akademik Ioffe
Expedition Ship - Max capacity 109 passengers
Taking up to 109 passengers the Akademik Ioffe is the number one choice for adventure-seekers, offering kayaking, camping, mountaineering and cross-country ski-ing on selected departures.find out more »
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Akademik Sergey Vavilov
Expedition Ship - Max capacity 104 passengers
Once part of the Russian scientific fleet this ship was built in Finland in 1988 with an ice-strengthened hull, designed to be exceptionally stable, manoeuvrable and quiet. Taking up to 110 passengers plus a crew of 53 it utilises state-of-the-art technology.find out more »
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Kapitan Khlebnikov
Icebreaker - Max capacity 112 passengers
This hard-working icebreaker was constructed in 1981 in Finland and is designed for the challenging conditions of polar seas. No other expedition vessel has navigated more polar waters and notably she was the first ship ever to circumnavigate Antarctica with passengers in 1997. The Kapitan Khlebnikov will retire from tourist services in March 2012, so book one of our 'End of Era' voyages now for your last chance to sail on this renowned icebreaker!find out more »
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