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Mare Australis
Carrying a maximum of only 126 passengers, the Mare Australis offers guests the opportunity to travel to the remote regions of South America in good levels of comfort. At 236 feet the Mare Australis is small enough to sail into small inlets to access remote locations, making her an ideal expedition ship for sailing the passages in Tierra del Fuego. The vessel features an ice-strengthened hull and comprises 5 decks with 64 cozy cabins and well-appointed public spaces.
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5 Day Cruise : Punta Arenas - Ushuaia
From $1120.00per person (includes taxes)*Available dates: from 20 Mar 2010 to 10 Apr 2010
Explore Patagonia with Mare Australis. You will have a great adventure on the Punta Arenas -Ushuaia route where you will enjoy the natural beauty of Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego. Your accommodations in the “uttermost end of the earth” will be aboard a comfortable ship accompanied by expert guides who will make your trip an unforgettable experience.
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Polar Star
The Polar Star, a former icebreaker, is an ideal vessel for exploring the remote areas of Antarctica safely and in comfort. Built in 1969, the ship was completely retrofitted and upgraded in 2000, specifically for expedition cruising.
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Le Diamant
Le Diamant combines unique physical charm with the hearty spirit of an intrepid adventurer. She has an ice-classification of 1D allowing her access to the Arctic and Antarctic. Le Diamant can carry 220 passengers and the high passenger to staff ratio will ensure all your needs are met. All spacious king or twin-bedded cabins are outside and well-equipped with TV, a small refrigerator and minibar, excellent storage space, and en suite facilities featuring a hair dryer and bathrobes. Some cabins feature a private balcony. A stunning panoramic observation lounge on the top deck leads the superb list of facilities, including a fitness center, library with e-mail station, outdoor swimming pool and two gourmet restaurants.
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Clipper Adventurer
Travelers who seek an element of elegance on an expedition to Antarctica should look no further than the Clipper Adventurer. The boat boasts 61 outside cabins with private facilities and a window-lined dining room. For relaxation there is a lounge and presentation room that can accommodate all guests. There are also two bars and a library stocked with nautical books and board games.
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Minerva
Minerva (formerly called Explorer II) combines the grace of a country hotel with the strength of an explorer vessel to provide passengers with a comfortable expedition in the remote seas of Antarctica. A journey on the Minerva will take you on an adventure that few other cruise passengers will get to experience. You'll never forget your first circumnavigation of a 100-foot-high aquamarine-tinted iceberg, followed by the placid gazes of the dozen sleek seals camped out on its slopes. The journey is a fresh and exciting alternative to the traditional ocean cruise, offering unparalleled views of the Antarctic seascape. The accommodation aboard the ship is amongst the most spacious and comfortable available on any Antarctic cruise; all rooms have outside views, private bathrooms, satellite television service, telephone and individual climate controls. The Minerva has been votes by Conde Nast as ‘the world’s best expedition ship’.
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Andrea
This handsome vessel began her career as the popular Harald Jarl, cruising the Norwegian coastline and fjords where she developed quite a following over the years. Purchased and extensively renovated in 2003, Andrea provides a welcome return to the intimacy and classic nautical sensibility often lacking in larger ships.
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National Geographic Endeavor
Formerly known as the Caledonian Star, the National Geographic Endeavor is a superb sea-keeping expedition ship that blends comfort with exploration. On board, well-appointed cabins and cozy public spaces are fitted with all modern conveniences, catering for a maximum of 110 passengers. The vessel is very much a traditional ship, designed with a deep hull that is ideally shaped for the rigors of the southern seas.
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