Antarctica?
#16

Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Melbourne, Australia
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#17
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Panama City Beach, FL
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The naturalists aboard were so knowledgable, and we went on excursions daily....weather permitting!
The experience was one I wouldn't trade for anything. Go, if you have the chance.
#18
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found a few yachts, like hanse explorer
including individual booking - this one in feb 2012 includes diving
http://newhorizonexpeditions.com/exp...ife-Expedition
including individual booking - this one in feb 2012 includes diving

http://newhorizonexpeditions.com/exp...ife-Expedition
Last edited by Kagehitokiri; Dec 31, 2011 at 10:18 am
#19
Join Date: Jan 2012
Posts: 1
Trip to Antarctica - I dream about it, since I was a child
But I follow all the info and news about this amazing place. Recently I found a great web page about Antarctica and little creature krill
Many photos, movies and Antarctica games
Worth to visit: www.krillfacts.org
But I follow all the info and news about this amazing place. Recently I found a great web page about Antarctica and little creature krill
Many photos, movies and Antarctica games
Worth to visit: www.krillfacts.org
#21



Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: Rio Rancho, NM - USA
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As everyone should be aware after the disastrous Costa sinking this weekend, safety is the number one consideration in any cruise, particularly one to Antarctica. Choose your ship to the bottom of the world based on safety, not luxury. I wouldn't even consider a ship to that destination unless it were an icebreaker. My best friend has been hounding me for years to cruise to Antarctica, but she wants to go the "cheap" route. No way!
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hull has nothing to do with luxury, but yes, you can compare hull types
speaking of which, is there a good reference on this?
and OTOH while i dont know the world's itin, maybe not as interesting after all
not sure how itins for largest ships even work?
if anything sinkings reinforce my preference for smaller ships, and not large ships
speaking of which, is there a good reference on this?
and OTOH while i dont know the world's itin, maybe not as interesting after all
not sure how itins for largest ships even work?
if anything sinkings reinforce my preference for smaller ships, and not large ships
Last edited by Kagehitokiri; Dec 18, 2012 at 6:54 pm

