Aboard Explorer

Classic Antarctic Peninsula - 10 day cruise

This cruise aboard the M/S Explorer is run by GAP Adventures and takes you to the Antarctic Peninsula and the South Shetland Islands. This cruise is ideal for those travelling alone or within a group as there are no single supplements aboard this vessel (although you may be required to share a cabin with another passenger).

The Explorer is a recently re-introduced vessel, the first of its kind designed and built specifically for polar destinations and the first passenger ship to travel to Antarctica. At only 75 metres in length and equipped with an ice hardened double hull and a fleet of robust zodiacs, she is a go anywhere ship for the adventurous traveller. The relatively small size of the Explorer, with a maximum passenger capacity of 108, ensures that everyone gets to participate in every landing. With a veteran crew of polar mariners and an experienced expedition team of marine and avian biologists, geologists, historians and naturalists, the adventures on board Explorer are voyages of discovery to the far reaches of the planet.

Highlights: Antarctic Peninsula and South Shetland Islands.
See "Classic Antarctic Peninsula" page for itinerary.

 

Departure dates	Cruise price
2007
29 Nov	£2745
08 Dec	£3250
2008
04 Jan	£3250
13 Jan	£3250
09 Feb	£3250
18 Feb	£3250

The cruise length is 10 days.
All tours start and finish in Ushuaia, Argentina.

 

All meals and excursions are included whilst on the cruise. An additional payment (currently US$300) has to be paid on embarkation. Prices are a guideline only, as they are subject to £/$ exchange rate fluctuations, and will be confirmed at time of booking. Transatlantic and internal flights are not included. Drinks on board the ship are not included. Please contact us for transatlantic flight prices.

 

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Last Updated: Tuesday May 13 2008