Expeditions - Activities
For more information on our voyages, including dates, number of days, itinerary, activities and what to bring, please click on the voyage names below.
Sea Kayaking
Kayaking in the far-flung corners of the world is an experience guaranteed to refresh your soul. Led by experienced guides, paddling in small groups allows us the opportunity to paddle between ice floes, brash ice and icebergs of all shapes and sizes as well as allowing easy and intimate access to beautiful coastlines in some of the world's most remote destinations. Read more.
Scuba Diving
Imagine exploring new dive sites, going where no one has gone before! We’ll see beautiful sea stars, sea spiders, nudibranchs, soft corals and possibly penguins, seals and whales. Diver numbers are limited to ensure the highest safety standards and an experienced dive guide will oversee our program. Read more.
Climbing
From easy ascents of snow peaks to more technical routes, a typical climb takes four to 10 hours. There’s always the chance we’ll make a first ascent. You’ll need to be moderately fit, and use crampons and an ice axe. Our highly fit, experienced climbers may try more technical routes. This really is a unique and exciting way to experience Antarctica. Read more.
Alpine Crossing
Shackleton’s epic has been retold countless times, but few have retraced his steps across South Georgia. On our season’s final voyage, we offer you the chance to do so – over three days, weather permitting. Experience in crevassed alpine terrain is essential. Read more.
Camping
Camping has become our most popular optional activity, with some of our passengers camping for the very first time in their lives in Antarctica! We provide all the equipment you need to experience - albeit it in a more comfortable and civilised fashion - the feelings of the early Antarctic explorers. There really is no better way to witness the stunning silence and array of colours of an Antarctic night sky. Camping is a free optional activity organised onboard our ship.
