Luxury & Expedition
Antarctica Cruises
made for you

In April 2016, the Hebridean Sky underwent a multi-million dollar refurbishment and is one of the most sophisticated ships to venture to the White Continent. The luxury expedition vessel can accommodate up to 112 people, with 57 suites spread across five decks. All suites feature windows with exterior views so you can admire the beauty of Antarctica from the comfort of your room, as well as a sitting area and en-suite marble bathroom. During your voyage, you’ll be treated to world-class cuisine with daily changing menus and live entertainment. The spacious public areas include a wraparound deck and panoramic top deck observation platform to spot wildlife from, a library with computers, and a lounge which serves afternoon tea after expeditions. The ship comes with its own photographer to help guests and document your adventures in the White continent which include Zodiac cruising, hiking, camping and kayaking excursions.

Step aboard the M/V Sea Spirit and experience the majestic beauty of Antarctica in style. The 297-foot vessel allows guests to appreciate the wealth of wildlife and spectacular scenery in a welcoming and comfortable environment. Sit back and marvel at the ethereal ice scapes with towering peaks and sweeping glaciers, the playground for penguins, seals and whales. The M/V Sea Sprit operates an open bridge policy, so you can talk to the captain and officers and appreciate the landscape from this special and unique angle. The ship can accommodate 114 guests with cabins spread over five decks. Cabin size ranges from 20 to 43 sqm, and the  top deck suites have their own private balconies. There is plenty of space in which to move to get the best views and to chat to fellow passengers about your experiences. Enjoy contemporary international cuisine in the restaurant, or enjoy a bite to eat while soaking up the views from the outdoor bistro, complete with Jacuzzi. There is a presentation lounge where lectures and briefings take place and a library with an extensive collection of polar books and DVDs to help you discover more about the fascinating white continent.

Sister ship to the ever popular Hebridean Sky, the MS Island Sky boasts similarly spacious wood-paneled suites, all 57 with exterior views, a choice of a queen sized or twin beds, climate control, en suite bathrooms and sitting areas. Common areas well-appointed and include a large lounge on the Colombus Deck, an area for informative lectures and screenings, a piano bar, library and indoor and outdoor dining areas where you can enjoy wonderfully varied cuisine on your voyage. There’s also plenty of decking and viewing areas to watch the wild landscape of Antarctica pass by. The ship comes with its own photographer to document your adventures in the White continent which include Zodiac cruising, hiking and snowshoeing and kayaking excursions.

The Sylvia Earle honours highly accomplished marine biologist, oceanographer and explorer Dr Sylvia Earle. As the first female chief scientist of the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the vessel pays tribute to Dr Earle’s long-standing conservation efforts for marine protected areas and ocean wildlife. The vessel has been purpose-built for undertaking expeditions to some of the most remote places on Earth. The revolutionary Ulstein X-BOW will allow it to cross oceans more efficiently. The Sylvia Earle boasts numerous observation decks from where you can marvel at the scenery you slip past. The 70 comfortable cabins can accommodate up to 132 guests. In addition to inviting communal areas, there is a modern lecture lounge, zodiac launching platforms, a restaurant, a gym and a wellness centre. There are variety of activities to fill your days, both on board and on land.

MS Seaventure, which has been awarded the highest ice class rating awarded to passenger vessels, boast all outside-facing staterooms, some of which have balconies. On board you’ll find beautifully-appointed dining areas as well as al fresco dining out on the Lido deck when the weather allows for it. There is also a heated saltwater pool on the top deck, a library, a sauna and fitness centre and a dedicated Citizen Science lab. Its size means that it can explore coves, bays, and channels that would previously have been inaccessible. Your journey includes world class cuisine and live entertainment, a voyage photographer, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages and a complimentary expedition jacket.  

The Magellan Explorer is an expedition vessel custom built for Antarctic cruises. For Antartica21’s air-cruises, the Magellan Explorer has capacity for 73 passengers, but for maximum comfort only 38 cabins are occupied. There are seven categories of accommodation, all with individually controlled heating systems, a sitting area, and a private bathroom with shower, and all categories except Porthole cabins have private balconies. Elegant modern interiors are the work of a renowned interior design studio based in Santiago. The ship will feature a glass-enclosed observation lounge and presentation room with state-of-the-art audio-visual equipment, a spacious and stylish dining room, a well-stocked bar, a library, a meeting room, a gym, a sauna, and a medical clinic. The forward-facing observation deck leads to the bow of the ship, a great place from which to spot marine wildlife. The ship has a fleet of 10 Zodiac boats that are well suited for disembarking and wildlife watching in small guided groups.