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AURORA EXPEDITIONS
Antarctic, Papua New
Guinea, Russian Far East (Kamchatka & Kuril Islands), Arctic, Norway,
Greenland, Spitsbergen, Scottish Isles, Australia Kimberley Coast
POLAR
PIONEER
Passenger Capacity:
56
Built: 1985
Length: 71.60 meters
Officers: Russian
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- Staff and
Crew: Expedition staff is Australian, American, Canadian, New Zealand
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Itinerary: Between
November and March Polar Pioneer visits the Antarctic Peninsula, Falkland
Islands and South Georgia. June to September she is in the High Arctic,
visiting the Scottish Isles, Norway, Spitsbergen, Greenland and Iceland.
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Cabins: 29. Triple
and twin cabins have shared facilities, while other cabins and suites have
private bathrooms. Triple cabins have upper and lower berths, and other
categories have two lower bunks or a double bed.
- Dress:
Casual
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Facilities and Activities:
This is an ice-strengthened
ship specifically designed for polar travel. A small fleet of inflatable
Zodiacs are used for shore landings, usually two or three times a day, and
naturalists give lectures on the wildlife, landscapes and history of the
regions visited. Some voyages have kayaking, Antarctic climbing and diving.
Open bridge.
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Rates Reported to Us:
11-day Antarctic Peninsula
expedition $5,290-$8,490 per person; 20-day Antarctic Peninsula and South
Georgia $8,690-$13,990 per person.
MARINA
SVETAEVA
Passenger Capacity: 100
Built: 1989
Length: 90 meters
Officers: Russian
Staff and Crew: Expedition staff is Australian, American, Canadian, New Zealand
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Itinerary: Between
December and February Marina Svetaeva visits the Ross Sea and Commonwealth
Bay areas of Antarctica, departing from Australia & New Zealand and stopping
at the sub-Antarctic islands of Macquarie, Campbell, Auckland and Snares.
April and May is in Papua New Guinea, and then the ship sails north to
Kamchatka and the Kuril Islands in the Russian Far East.
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Cabins: 45. Quad,
triple and twin cabins have shared facilities, while some other cabins and
the suites have private bathrooms. Quad and triple cabins have upper and
lower berths, and other categories have two lower bunks or a double bed.
- Dress:
Casual
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Facilities and Activities:
Marina Svetaeva is an ice-strengthened ship specifically designed for polar
travel. Zodiacs are used for shore landings. For trips to the Ross Sea and
Commonwealth Bay areas of Antarctica, the ship is equipped with two
helicopters. Polar naturalists give lecturers on the wildlife, landscapes
and history of the regions visited. Open bridge.
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Rates Reported to Us:
11-day Papua New Guinea
expeditions are $4,000- $7371 per person; 15-day expeditions to the Russian
Far East are $4,990-$9,190 per person; 26-day expeditions to the Ross Sea
and Commonwealth Bay areas of Antarctica are $10,990-$20,590.
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For current fares
and detailed itineraries for these Amadeus boats,
click on this
direct link
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