The Magellan Explorer is a good choice for anyone wanting to skip 4 cruising days of the Drake Passage crossing. One of the few fly-cruise options available, this luxury ship in Antarctica has a capacity for 76 guests in seven cabin categories and 10 zodiac boats for accessing land excursions. On board, there is an impressive gym operated by Anytime Fitness, a sauna, an indoor and outdoor observation deck, and a well-stocked library. The newest member of Antarctica 21’s fleet, Magellan Explorer is one of the most luxurious Antarctic ships on these waters.Most cabins feature a private balcony and sitting area and the decor is calm and contemporary throughout the ship. The glass-enclosed observation lounge and presentation room with state-of-the-art audio-visual equipment provide an immersive experience of the landscape even when you are on board. The spacious and stylish dining room serves a buffet-style breakfast and lunch can be enjoyed on the barbecue deck if weather permits. Dinner is table service.
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Named after the great American biologist and conservationist, The Sylvia Earle launches in November 2022 as a carbon-neutral ‘Floating Ambassador for the Planet.
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Seaventure is an 82-cabin vessel and a fantastic option for a small ship experience with a good dose of adventure. She features a 1-A Super ice-class rating (the highest category available), meaning that she can explore coves, bays and channels that would previously have been off-limits.
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