DAY 1: Exciting and Diverse Welcome to Santiago, the capital of Chile.
DAY 2: Expedition Embarkation Fly to Punta Arenas and board the MS Roald Amundsen.
DAY 3: Astounding Chilean Fjords Cruise through the Beagle Channel, with its fords and high mountains plunging straight into the sea.
DAY 4-5: Cape Horn and Drake Passage At 56 degrees south, Cape Horn is the southernmost point in South America. Ships once passed here to get from one side of the Americas to the other. We will try to land on Cape Horn, conditions permitting. We then cross the infamous Drake Passage, and excitement builds as we approach the great wilderness of the White Continent. The first signs may be floating ice, or penguins in the water.
DAY 6-12: Impossible to Describe Someone once said, “If you can describe Antarctica with words, you´ve probably never been there.” The landmass of Antarctica holds some 90 % of the world’s ice, and in winter, sea ice doubles the continent’s size. In summer, Antarctica is a breeding ground for millions of penguins, whales and seals. The Antarctic
Treaty dedicates Antarctica to peace, science and tourism. No human activity is allowed to alter the perfect natural balance. We leave nothing but footprints and take nothing but pictures! Unpredictable weather, wind and ice challenges may change landings and force re-routings, but we also take advantage of the often ideal conditions – spending hours ashore, kayaking, hiking or cruising amongst huge pods of whales.
DAY 13: History and Wildlife After exploring Antarctica, we sail to The Falkland Islands. Our lecture series at sea focuses on the islands´ dramatic history and diverse wildlife.
DAY 14-16: Edge of Antarctica After Antarctica, it may seem surreal to visit a town resembling England, with red phone booths, buses and pubs. Roam the streets of the Falkland Islands capital, Stanley, or join an excursion to explore wilderness and wildlife.
DAY 17: Magellan Strait As we complete the loop of the Magellan Strait, we recap everything we have experienced during the expedition.
DAY 18: End of the Expedition We arrive in Punta Arenas in the morning for the flight back to Santiago.
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EXPLORE ANTARCTICA, THE FALKLANDS AND THE CHILEAN FJORDS 18-day expedition voyage with MS Roald Amundsen
CABIN CATEGORIES
Date From/to Booking code
09.11 – 26.11.18 CENAMANT1802
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25.11 – 12.12.18 CENAMANT1803
Cabin TWIN RJ POLAR OUTSIDE ARCTIC SUPERIOR RL RS RR TT Price from EXPEDITION SUITES XY XT MF ME MD MC MB MA
6501 6501 6835 7337 7894 8730 8730 9008 9566 10959 12352 12352 16949 8358 8358 8804 9473 10216 11330 11330 11702 12445 14302 16159 16159 22289
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SINGLE 10767 10767 11352 12229 13205 14667 14667 17175 18289 21075 23862 23862 33056 14017 14017 14797 15967 17268 19218 19218 22561 24047 27762 31477 31477 43736
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6501 6501 6835 7337 7894 8730 8730 9008 9566 10959 12352 12352 16949 8358 8358 8804 9473 10216 11330 11330 11702 12445 14302 16159 16159 22289
Early booking from SINGLE 10767 10767 11352 12229 13205 14667 14667 17175 18289 21075 23862 23862 33056 Brochure price
11.12 – 28.12.18 CENAMANT1804
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27.12 – 13.01.19 CENAMANT1805
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TWIN
14017 14017 14797 15967 17268 19218 19218 22561 24047 27762 31477 31477 43736 6501 6501 6835 7337 7894 8730 8730 9008 9566 10959 12352 12352 16949
8358 8358 8804 9473 10216 11330 11330 11702 12445 14302 16159 16159 22289 SINGLE 10767 10767 11352 12229 13205 14667 14667 17175 18289 21075 23862 23862 33056
TWIN
14017 14017 14797 15967 17268 19218 19218 22561 24047 27762 31477 31477 43736 6501 6501 6835 7337 7894 8730 8730 9008 9566 10959 12352 12352 16949
8358 8358 8804 9473 10216 11330 11330 11702 12445 14302 16159 16159 22289 SINGLE 10767 10767 11352 12229 13205 14667 14667 17175 18289 21075 23862 23862 33056
14017 14017 14797 15967 17268 19218 19218 22561 24047 27762 31477 31477 43736
YOUR HOLIDAY PRICE INCLUDES: Hurtigruten expedition in cabin grade of your choice on a full-board basis • One hotel night in Santiago de Chile before the voyage including breakfast • Transfer hotel to airport in Santiago de Chile • Return economy flights Santiago de Chile to Punta Arenas • Transfers in Punta Arenas including an orientation tour • Wind- and water-resistant jacket • Landings with small boats and activities on board and ashore • Professional English-speaking expedition team that gives lectures as well as accompany landings and activities • Free tea and coffee. NOT INCLUDED: International flights • Travel insurance • Luggage handling • Optional excursions • Gratuities. NOTE: Prices are in £ per person • All planned landings are subject to weather and ice conditions • All itineraries are subject to change • Medical questionnaire mandatory (see practical information on page 142-143 and the web for more information) • Rubber boots rental service on board free of charge.
TO BOOK, PLEASE CALL 020 8846 2666; BOOK ONLINE AT
HURTIGRUTEN.CO.UK; OR CONTACT YOUR TRAVEL AGENT
ADD A FLIGHT PACKAGE. PRICE FROM £1653PP Booking code: CENXSCLA18 / CENXSCLD18
YOUR FLIGHT AND HOTEL PACKAGE INCLUDES: Return flights in economy class from London to Santiago de Chile • Transfer airport to hotel in Santiago de Chile before the voyage • Transfer airport to hotel in Santiago de Chile, overnight at hotel in Santiago de Chile and transfer hotel to airport after the voyage.
£6501 4
1 Glacier in the Chilean fjords
2 Albatross, Falkland Island 3 View of Argentine Islands 4 Polarcirkel boat excursion 5 Whaling history 6 Gentoo penguins
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