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QUARK EXPEDITIONS - ULTRAMARINE


Quark Expeditions’ Ultramarine is a purpose-built ship carefully designed to optimise your clients’ polar expedition experience so that they can discover some of the most mesmerising places on Earth and immerse themselves in the awe-inspiring landscapes of the polar regions.


With over 27 years’ experience in providing pioneering cruises to the polar regions, Quark Expeditions have become one of the market leaders in expedition cruises. 8LI] LEZI EGLMIZIH ER YRVMZEPPIH WIVMIW SJ ǻVWXW MRGPYHMRK XLI [SVPHƶW ǻVWX 3SVXL Pole voyage, and have been making the Arctic and Antarctica accessible to travellers from more than 50 countries around the world.


Polar Routes are the expedition cruise specialist who have gone to the ends of the Earth and back again to bring you the very best Polar Expedition Cruises around. Speak to our Polar Specialists about Quark Expeditions and the brand-new Ultramarine.


SHIP HIGHLIGHTS


• The Ultramarine is designed to exclusively operate expedition trips


• Two helicopters are available for passenger use during expeditions


• Latest waste management technology, reducing waste by 95%


• Four disembarkation points to allow for faster zodiac operations and more time on shore


• Largest entry level cabin in the industry


• Latest onboard technology • Onboard wellness programme


• More days of operation without the need for refueling


• One expedition team member for every seven passengers


• 6YEVO *\TIHMXMSRW [EW XLI ǻVWX operator to introduce sustainability measures in the polar industry


NEED MORE INFORMATION? CALL OUR POLAR SPECIALISTS ON 0203 196 1000 - Quark Expeditions: Ultramarine -


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