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2010/11 Itinerary
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Antarctic Peninsula,
Falklands, South Georgia cruises
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Antarctica
Cruise - The Peninsula
From
$3,990 |
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
21 days |
Antarctic
Peninsula
climbing,
kayaking |
Antarctica
Cruise
Luxury Accommodation |
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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
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Historic
Huts & Antarctic Heroes
Ross
Ice Shelf, McMurdo Sound |
Ross
Sea Centennial Voyage
29 days
- Icebreaker, helicopter trips |
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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Packing Case - Scott's Hut
Even 100 years ago product placement was
important for a sponsor. There were many
companies that sponsored Captain Scott's and other
Antarctic expeditions. They would make their names and
trademarks very obvious, partly to make it easy to
identify the contents, but also so that photographs
could be taken and used for advertising purposes back
home.
The amount and variety of stores required
for a year or more (in case the ship didn't make it on
time) is quite mind boggling, more so that 100 years ago
there were vital things that we just don't use at all
today.
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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