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2009/10 Itinerary
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Antarctic
Peninsula, Falklands, South Georgia cruises |
Antarctica
Cruise - The Peninsula
From $3,890 |
Antarctica
Cruise
Possibly the best overall trip, kayaking and scuba
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Falklands, South Georgia, & Antarctic Peninsula
Most popular trip including South Georgia at the best
time of year |
South Georgia
and the Falkland Islands
25 days - National Geographic Partnership |
Antarctic Peninsula
climbing, kayaking |
Antarctica
Cruise
Comfortable expedition ship at half capacity |
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Emperor
Penguin Safari, ice-breaker trip to the Weddell Sea |
Antarctica
Cruise - The Peninsula
Active Adventure - kayaking and climbing |
Antarctic Circle
optional scuba
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Antarctic
Circle
Kayaking, Camping |
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Antarctic
Peninsula
ice-breaker |
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Cruises in Eastern Antarctica
- Ross Sea Region |
Historic
Huts & Antarctic Heroes
Ross Ice Shelf, McMurdo Sound |
Epic
Antarctica via the Phantom Coast and the Ross Sea
31 days, icebreaker |
Icebergs &
Emperors
Mawson’s hut, East Antarctic coast |
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Whale watching cruises |
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Galapagos cruises |
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Lonely Planet travel guide
Antarctica
USA
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UK
Antarctica Cruising
Guide
USA
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UK
Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage, Alfred Lansing
Antarctic Oasis: Under the Spell of South Georgia, Pauline Carr
and Tim Carr
The Worst Journey in the World, Apsley Cherry-Garrard
Terra Incognita: Travels in Antarctica, Sara Wheeler
The Crystal Desert, David Campbell |
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Kapitan Khlebnikov in loose pack-ice
Pack ice is sea ice that formed
somewhere else and floated to where it is now, this may have
been a few miles away or several hundred miles away. In the
summer months as in this picture, the ice may have been
recently broken up or has not encountered conditions cold
enough to freeze it all together again.
Such loose pack is relatively
easy to make a way through as the pieces of ice are
generally just pushed out of the way to the side rather than
being broken unless they are particularly large.
Picture courtesy of Mike Usher
- Mike went on a Ross Sea expedition on board the Kapitan Khlebnikov
in 2005.
You can purchase a selection of Mike's pictures
here
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