South Georgia, Falklands & Antarctic Peninsula cruise
Price
US $23300ToUS $26750 excluding flights
Duration
22 Days
Countries
Antarctica, Falkland Islands
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Includes: Local payment, one night hotel accommodation (incl.
dinner/breakfast), transfer to ship, on board ship accommodation, meals and drinks with lunch and dinner, all shore excursions.
Lectures by noted naturalists and airport transfer.
dinner/breakfast), transfer to ship, on board ship accommodation, meals and drinks with lunch and dinner, all shore excursions.
Lectures by noted naturalists and airport transfer.
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Description of South Georgia, Falklands & Antarctic Peninsula cruise
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A flexible, positive attitude and an adventurous sea faring soul are all you need to make the most of your time.
Our travel guide reveals a wild world ruled by waves, weather and real wildlife characters.
Responsible Travel
As the pioneers of responsible tourism, we've screened this (and every) vacation so that you can travel knowing we've worked to maximise the benefits of your vacation to local people and places, and minimise any negative impacts.
Planet
CARBON REDUCTIONOur goal in managing our vessel is to minimise fuel consumption and emissions with regular servicing and a proactive maintenance programme. When selecting our specialist expedition equipment, we research this carefully to ensure that they are the most suitable and environmentally responsible. Group sizes are kept small to minimise impact and enhance visitor experience.
Locally sourced and seasonal food is sought in all instances with options for vegan and vegetarian options available on board along with dietary requirements catered for.
ENVIRONMENT AND WILDLIFE
During our long involvement in visiting remote islands (more than 40 years) we have been instrumental in developing responsible visitor guidelines for the Subantarctic Islands and Antarctica. We are aware of the need to travel with minimal impact on the natural environment, and educate and support our guests to follow our lead, and respect the needs of different ecosystems.
All waste generated on our expeditions is disposed of in a responsible manner. The vessel complies with MARPOL where possible and allowable we practice recycling, otherwise all non-recyclable waste is brought back for disposal at approved sites.
All our voyages have a built in component which supports local conservation initiatives, communities and villages we visit as well as providing options to support directly.
Many issues confront animals and their habitats, the world's oceans and isolated ethnic groups. We share unique, pristine, and wild place with you, as well as taking action. We aim to provide eco-education for our passengers whilst onboard through on-board lectures and information from expert guides throughout our voyages.
Throughout our voyages scientific research is incorporated, both through the logistical support of research projects and as an integral part of our voyages, and conservation programs are supported with funds, advocacy and logistical assistance.
We are a Birdlife International Species Champion and regularly welcome scientists on board. Through our True Young Explorer Scholarships we enable young scientists, conservationists, educators, authors and artists to travel and experience wild places otherwise off limits. We choose to travel in small groups, maintain industry leading staff to guest ratios ensuring we operate in the most environmentally responsible manner while maximising the opportunities for education and advocacy both ashore and aboard.
We also have active membership in a number of conservation and travel organizations and are founding members of IAATO (International Association of Antarctic Tour Operators), Association of Arctic Expedition Cruise Operators, Sustainable Travel International and are Gold Qualmark recogised.
We annually clean and antifoul our vessel's hull to reduce the risk of biofouling.
People
LOCAL ECONOMYDuring this voyage we will visit historic sites, Wildlife Management Areas, and use and support local guides, such as art and museum guides, wherever possible to support the local knowledge-base and economy.
During this voyage we will visit and support the communities on the Falkland Islands, and he conservation of South Georgia Island and the Antarctic Peninsula.
We allow time for guests to explore local markets, and visit local artists, artisans craftspeople and assist in sustaining their craft and traditions, as well as create a money flow.
We provide opportunities for passengers to meet with remote and isolated locals and learn about their unique culture and life in remote areas, and encourage respect of local customs and traditions. Where required and able we aim to use local resources and services.
EMPLOYMENT, INCLUSIVITY AND DIVERSITY
We operate an equal opportunity workplace employing international staff and guides across all races, genders and sexual preferences.
All voyages are LBGTQ+ friendly and inclusive.
This voyage is suitable for guests with limited mobility, the ship features wide corridors, elevators and staff are equipped to meet a wide variety of guest needs.
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