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| Antarctica 22 Days |
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| Who can join and participate? |
| What can be expected? |
| Itinerary |
| What's included? |
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Expedition Destination | Days/Nights | Expedition Miles |
| Antrarctica | 22 days, 21 nights | 1,500+ nm |
Trip Trail
Scheduled Expeditions to Antarctica for Austral Summer Season 2009 - 2010
SV SM AUSTRALIS
A 08/15 FROM 12.01.2010 TO 02.02.2010 (22 days, 21 nights)
A 09/15 FROM 08.02.2010 TO 05.03.2010 (26 days, 25 nights)
Scheduled Expeditions to Antarctica for Austral Summer Season 2010 - 2011
SV SM AUSTRALIS - (22 days, 21 nights)
A 01/16 FROM 17.12.2010 TO 07.01.2011
A 02/16 FROM 14.01.2010 TO 04.02.2011
A 03/16 FROM 11.02.2011 TO 04.03.2011
Intro
Opposite of Arktos, the “Great Bear” constellation which dominates the skies of the northern hemisphere, on the southern end of the planet lays Antarktikos.Described by Schackleton as “the last great challenge left to man”, Antarctica , the planet's fifth-largest continent is still today, a challenge in many ways.
Our Antarctic Expeditions aim at reviving the manner in which Antarctica was explored first. A smaller vessel, such as SV Santa Maria AUSTRALIS offers enough independence to feel the true sense of exploration. Every year now, thousands of people visit the white continent, and just a few of those can say they have done it with enough freedom to feel they have visited Antarctica in a personal, intimate way.
What makes these Expeditions so special?
They are a chance to experience first-hand the adventure and camaraderie of sea navigation.
Why is it a good idea?
Because individual berths are sold on each trip, giving enough flexibility for different group sizes to join in. Also these Expeditions are a good opportunity to fully explore the area the way not even airplanes or big cruise ships can. Full access to coves and islets are what make “our way”, the unique way in which to carefully unveil the secrets of the area.
