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A trip to the polar regions is simply unforgettable and very little compares in terms of the unique serenity found in these parts.


The Arctic and Antarctica have been the focus of many nature and wildlife broadcasts and these glacial areas are now well documented. They are also far more accessible than they were some short years ago, when the early explorers ventured out to uncover these frozen wildernesses. Now you can experience them for yourself.


In the centenary years in which we commemorate Shackleton’s Great Expedition, why not follow in the footsteps of the great explorer himself and set sail for the Great White Continent..?


With Explore, you’ll make the most of your time with the penguins and polar bears by travelling on a small, informal, expedition ship. There are expert naturalists on-board and Zodiac infl atable boats to take you to shore, allowing you to maximise the time spent on land and with the wildlife. Explore has vast experience in organising polar expedition voyages and we have been organising pioneering adventures worldwide for more than 30 years. We’re passionate about the areas in which we operate and that’s why we’re delighted to bring you our new, dedicated, Polar Voyages brochure.


Whether you choose to head south or north, a trip to the polar regions really is now within your reach. We look forward to helping you plan your once-in-a-lifetime trip.


Sarah, Anneli, Tanya, Melissa and Vanessa The Polar Voyages team


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