Luxury Antarctica Expeditions
These expedition vessels merge impressive facilities with chic fixtures so you can discover this incomparable landscape in comfort. Many also have huge windows so you can admire the Antarctica’s beautiful landscapes without leaving your cabin.
Vessels that sail into the Antarctic tend to be small - your average ship will carry between 50 – 200 people – which makes your expedition even more memorable. You’ll be able to explore the Antarctic in smaller groups and earn from the vessel’s onboard specialist. Many vessels will also allow passengers onto the bridge to watch the ship navigate through the ice or try and spot wildlife.
Once you’ve chosen your expedition vessel, read our Antarctica FAQs.
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Silversea Silver Endeavour
Antarctica
With unrivalled crew-to-guest ratios, cutting-edge navigation technology, impressive PC6 Polar Class credentials, and spacious all-balcony suites, Silversea’s latest acquisition, the Silver Endeavour is possibly the world’s most luxurious expedition ship.
Sylvia Earle Antarctica
Antarctica
Combining innovative energy efficient systems and cutting-edge technologies with well thought-out Zodiac embarkation platforms, a heated saltwater swimming pool and wellness centre, Sylvia Earle is a stylish and comfortable expedition vessel.
World Explorer
Antarctica
Blending cutting-edge technology with unparalleled personal space, the World Explorer is a purpose-built polar vessel designed to explore the wild polar regions in comfort and style.
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MS Fram Antarctica
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Douglas Mawson Antarctica
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M/V Magellan Explorer Antarctica
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MV Sea Spirit Antarctica
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MS Roald Amundsen Antarctica
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Ultramarine Antarctica
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Silversea Silver Endeavour Antarctica
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MS Fridtjof Nansen Antarctica
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World Explorer Antarctica
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White Desert Echo Camp Antarctica
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Greg Mortimer Antarctica Antarctica
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Ocean Victory Antarctica
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Ocean Explorer Antarctica
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White Desert Whichaway Camp Antarctica
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