antarctica accommodations

The elegant 114-guest Corinthian II has established itself as one of the finest expedition cruise ships in Antarctica. With an ice-strengthened hull, a fleet of Zodiac inflatable craft for forays ashore and a set of stabilizers for smooth sailing, this high-quality expedition cruise ship can explore the Antarctic Peninsula and the Antarctic islands in comfort and safety.

Join us aboard the M/S Expedition and embark on an incredible polar adventure you'll never forget.

The 110 guest National Geographic Endeavour is one of the best Expedition cruises. This Antarctica cruise aboard the Endeavor will delight guests with a fleet of Zodiac landing craft, sea kayaks, ROV video and underwater cameras and more.

The spectacular 78-passenger Antarctic Dream offers beautiful outside cabins with private bath. It features a helicopter for unforgettable flight-seeing over Antarctica. There are also observation decks, lecture room, spa, sauna, massage, library, medical clinic and more.

A handsome expedition ship, the Clipper Adventurer combines travel to some of the world’s most remote locales with superior on-board comfort for it's 122 passengers. All-outside staterooms have lower beds, private bathrooms, in-room music, and individual temperature controls. Two lounges, a library and the convenience of an on-board hair salon, gift shop, infirmary, laundry, E-mail accessibility, and workout room.

The The Akademik Sergey Vavilov and her sister ship the Akademik Ioffe are well-equipped, ice strengthened vessels capable of carrying up to 118 passengers. The relatively new Scandinavian-built exploration vessels were extensively re-fitted during 2003 and they now feature all the modern facilities including a gymnasium, sauna and swimming pool.

The Ocean Nova (formerly the Sarpik Ittuk) sails on the Classic Antarctica itinerary. This ice-strengthened vessel carries 68 passengers. With all outside cabins (each with private facilities), a spacious dining room and a comfortable library, the Sarpik Ittuk is a perfect expedition ship for discovering Antarctica.

Orion's luxurious appointments means she is more mega-yacht than cruise ship and her guests are few; around just 50 couples, all cared for in 5-star comfort by a crew of 75. Chart your own path less traveled.

The M/V Lyubov Orlova is a 110-passenger Expedition Cruise Ship. All the cabins have lower berths, windows or portholes, and private facilities. M/V Orlova has covered and uncovered walkways, a comfortable lounge, a well-stocked bar and a polar library. The outside decks are spacious and offer a great vantage point from which to take in the fascinating Antarctic landscapes.

The Plancius is a 110-passenger small ship designed and built exclusively for polar expedition cruises. A Polar Cruise aboard the Plancius includes first class amenities, naturalist shore excursions, zodiac rides, and educational programs. A wide variety of cabins, ample space on five decks make the Plancius a great option for expedition cruises to Antarctica.

The 98 passenger M/V Polar Star is the ideal Polar expedition ship with experienced and friendly staff, good facilities, spacious on-deck viewing, unique open bridge policy and a fleet of ten 12-man Zodiac inflatable landing craft to take you ever closer.

M/V “Quest” is a cozy 56 passenger vessel, offering an informal, intimate atmosphere. The vessel has a dining / lecture room and an observation lounge on the top deck, offering full panorama view. Built in Denmark in 1992 and served in Greenland as an ice-strengthened passenger vessel (iceclass 1 D), makes this ship great for Antarctic adventures!

The The Akademik Sergey Vavilov and her sister ship the Akademik Ioffe are well-equipped, ice strengthened vessels capable of carrying up to 118 passengers. The relatively new Scandinavian-built exploration vessels were extensively re-fitted during 2003 and they now feature all the modern facilities including a gymnasium, sauna and swimming pool.

The National Geographic Explorer is a state-of-the-art expedition ship accommodating 148 guests in 81 outside cabins. It is fully stabilized, enabling it to navigate polar passages while providing comfort. Building upon a spirit of exploration and discovery, the National Geographic Explorer will house technology for sea exploration, such as Zodiacs, kayaks, hydro-phones, underwater HD cameras and a Remote Operated Vehicle.