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1 Chinstrap penguins 2 Glide close to wildlife in kayaks 3 Amazing birdwatching 4 Tender boat excursions 5 Crabeater seal
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DAY 1: Exciting and Diverse The capital of Chile is exciting and diverse. See Andean glaciers at the city’s edge, skyscrapers and colonial architecture. Your adventure starts with an overnight hotel stay in Santiago.
DAY 2: Embarking on the Expedition Fly to Punta Arenas and board MS Roald Amundsen for our Antarctic expedition.
DAY 3: Chilean Fjord, Cruising through the Beagle Channel The infamous Drake Passage is where two oceans meet and is known as either Drake Lake or the Drake Shake, depending on sea condi- tions. Join our presentations on the history and wildlife of Antarctica. As we cross the Antarctic Convergence, the air becomes crisper and colder. Antarctic penguins begin to appear in the water, and the first icebergs drift by.
DAY 4-5 Cape Horn Landing and Drake Passage Our journey takes us below the Antarctic Circle. We will land at Cape Horn if weather permits.
DAY 6-14: Endless White Wilderness When opportunities arise, we will launch our kayaks and take you on unforgettable hikes to explore this pristine, white continent. We may visit Deception Island, where you can hike, and Half Moon Island, a photographer’s paradise. Count on seeing an astonishing number of ice- bergs and penguins. Join an ice cruise in small boats on Lemaire Channel and set foot on the Antarctic mainland at Neko Harbour. And we will attempt to cross the Antarctic Circle and make our southernmost landing at Stonington Island, if conditions allow. This is an adventure few others can claim!
DAY 15: Recapping the Journey After several amazing days in Antarctica, we summarise everything experienced so far. Spend some time on deck looking for wildlife and join lectures to learn more about our next destination - the Falkland Islands.
DAY 16-18: Ye Olde England Having just visited Antarctica, it may seem surreal to see a town resembling rural England,
ANTARCTICA, THE POLAR CIRCLE AND BEYOND 20-day expedition voyage with MS Roald Amundsen
CABIN CATEGORIES
Date From/to Booking code
12.01 – 31.01.19 CENAMANT1901
Prices per person in £ from
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30.01 – 18.02.19 CENAMANT1902
Cabin TWIN RJ POLAR OUTSIDE ARCTIC SUPERIOR RL RS RR TT Price from EXPEDITION SUITES XY XT MF ME MD MC MB MA
6934 6934 7294 7835 8435 9336 9336 9636 10237 11738 13239 13239 18194 8936 8936 9416 10137 10937 12138 12138 12539 13339 15341 17343 17343 23949
SINGLE 11524 11524 12155 13101 14152 15728 15728 18431 19632 22634 25637 25637 35546 15028 15028 15868 17129 18531 20633 20633 24236 25837 29841 33844 33844 47056
Early booking from TWIN Brochure price
6934 6934 7294 7835 8435 9336 9336 9636 10237 11738 13239 13239 18194 8936 8936 9416 10137 10937 12138 12138 12539 13339 15341 17343 17343 23949
Early booking from SINGLE 11524 11524 12155 13101 14152 15728 15728 18431 19632 22634 25637 25637 35546 Brochure price
17.02 – 08.03.19 CENAMANT1903
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TWIN
15028 15028 15868 17129 18531 20633 20633 24236 25837 29841 33844 33844 47056 6934 6934 7294 7835 8435 9336 9336 9636 10237 11738 13239 13239 18194
8936 8936 9416 10137 10937 12138 12138 12539 13339 15341 17343 17343 23949 SINGLE 11524 11524 12155 13101 14152 15728 15728 18431 19632 22634 25637 25637 35546
15028 15028 15868 17129 18531 20633 20633 24236 25837 29841 33844 33844 47056
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.
33 £6934 pp
with red phone booths, buses and English pubs. Stroll the streets of Stanley or join an excursion to explore surrounding wilderness and wildlife. The Falklands are known for fantastically clear blue skies, vast open spaces, and stun- ning white sand beaches. See sheep grazing alongside immense colonies of albatross and rockhopper penguins.
DAY 19: Magellan Strait Completing the loop through Magellan Strait, we recap everything experienced during the expedition.
DAY 20: Journey’s End We arrive in Punta Arenas for the flight back to Santiago de Chile.
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