The traditional cruise in either direction between Gothenburg and Stockholm has been on the schedule almost every year since the shipping line was established in 1869. On the shorter cruises, the boat usually travels on during the night while you are asleep; only one night is spent in harbour. The longer cruises allow time for more stops and shore excursions along the way. The choice of stops is determined by the direction in which you are traveling. It is also possible to take this cruise from Stockholm to Gothenburg or to take 2 and 6 day versions of this cruise. Please see Gota Canal 4 Day Cruise from Stockholm Gota Canal 2 Day Cruise from Motala Gota Canal 2 Day Cruise from Soderkoping Gota Canal 6 Day Cruise from Gothenburg Gota Canal 6 Day Cruise from Stockholm
The traditional cruise in either direction between Gothenburg and Stockholm has been on the schedule almost every year since the shipping line was established in 1869. On the shorter cruises, the boat usually travels on during the night while you are asleep; only one night is spent in harbour. The 6 day cruises allow time for more stops and shore excursions along the way. The choice of stops is determined by the direction in which you are traveling. It is also possible to take this cruise from Stockholm to Gothenburg or to take 2 and 4 day versions of this cruise. For other cruise options see: Gota Canal 6 Day Cruise from Stockholm Gota Canal 2 Day Cruise from Motala Gota Canal 2 Day Cruise from Soderkoping Gota Canal 4 Day Cruise from Gothenburg Gota Canal 4 Day Cruise from Stockholm
This special program includes the west coast of the Antarctic Peninsula and the South Shetland Islands where many of the better known historic and wildlife sites are situated. It also delves in to the Weddell Sea area known for its heavily iced waters and tabular icebergs. If the ice allows we will search this remote and less travelled area watching for wildlife such as the Adélie penguin, Pintado and possibly even the elusive Emperor penguin.
Antarctic Dream Expeditions Antarctica, until recently, was the most forbidden land, a destination best left to a few hardy explorers, scientists and a whole lot of stoic penguins in formal dress. Now, adventurous travelers looking for new leisure horizons can select from a variety of ways to explore and enjoy what may be the last exotic frontier. For the truly adventurous and die-hard sailors, Antarctic Dream Expeditions offers 10-night sailings to Antarctica aboard a 39-suite converted naval vessel that probably offers the most in-depth excursion into this destination, which rivals the United States in land mass. Our ship is an icebreaker, she navigates through the ice and then, when the ship stops, we lower a gangway and off you go. if clients are willing to share the intimacy of a small, specialized ship environment in exchange for the opportunity to get up close and personal in this exotic clime, this is the way to go. This expedition offers you the ideal introduction to the Great White Continent. Departing from and finishing in the port of Ushuaia, we take in the most exciting sights of the South Shetland Islands and the Antarctic Peninsula. Our program is oriented to the viewing of wildlife and the breathtaking scenery of narrow waterways, glaciers, icebergs and the rugged mountains. The itinerary given below is the 11 day expedition. Of course no two expeditions can be exactly the same so the itinerary outlined here is for your guidance only. The Captain and the Expedition Leader will assess conditions daily with the intention of maximizing your time ashore. This means taking full advantage of opportunities to land passengers with our zodiacs and making best use of the light of the long summer days. Our passengers on a typical voyage range from their 30s to their 80s with a majority from 30-75. Our expeditions attract independent-minded travelers from around the world. They are characterized by a strong interest in exploring remote regions. The camaraderie and spirit that develops aboard is an important part of the expedition experience. All our voyages have a wide variety of nationalities abroad. Meals The food is excellent. In fact, all our travelers give the highest of grades on the food provided. The galley is staffed by experienced international chefs and the provisions are brought from around the world. Breakfast is served buffet-style with table service and a choice of main course from the menu at lunch. Dinner it will be served at the dinner room with an excellent selection of typical food. There is also a range of beverages available. We are able to meet most special dietary requests, as long as we are advised of this information far in advance of your voyage. Clothing We suggest you bring appropriate clothing for the region's temperatures. For disembarking, crew members will give passengers special clothing which must be worn (jackets and boots). Casual clothing can be worn on board. We recommend that you bring thermal clothing (not synthetic). sun block, a swimming suit and comfortable walking shoes. Camping opportunity available on the November 27 and December 7, 2010 departures. Three days and two nights camping on the Antarctic Peninsula. All specialized equipment and guides will be provided and no previous experience is required. This special camping opportunity is available to a limited number of passengers for $1,000 per person and include one night hotel accommodations in Ushuaia prior to departure. Please not that the December 22 & 29, 2011 and all January, 2012 departures are 8 day voyages and include airfare.
12 days and 11 nights aboard the M/V Polar Star Early in this expedition as we cross the Drake Passage, we also cross the Antarctic Convergence where the cold meets the warmer waters. Our special goal on this trip is to also cross the Antarctic Polar Circle located a 66°30S as we steam south along the west coast of the Antarctic Peninsula. Once this attempt is complete, we turn our attention back to exploration of the amazing white wilderness and abundant wildlife of the Antarctic Peninsula and South Shetland Islands.
19 days and 18 nights aboard the M/V Polar Star This program is considered by some to be the ultimate - not only do we explore the Great White Continent but also the Sub-Antarctic Islands. The Antarctic Peninsula and Weddell Sea area is a place of snowy expanses, historic and scientific sites, seal haul-outs and Gentoo, Adelie and Chinstrap penguin colonies. South Georgia is a gem of the south where nature rules with stunning scenery and overwhelming King penguin colonies. The Falklands is home to five penguin species and a fascinating history. We also plan to visit the South Shetland Islands and South Orkneys. Throughout the journey seabirds and whales may be our companions.
11 days and 10 nights aboard the M/V Polar Star There is a magic to the Seventh Continent that is almost inexplicable. Imagine endless white expanses, dramatic snow covered mountain peaks, majestic icebergs that play on the water in multi coloured beams of sunlight and an abundance of wildlife that is truly astounding. The din of penguin rookeries will outdo the clicking of any number of cameras and the chance to see whales, seals and seabirds in the wild is unparalleled.
The Gota Canal Waterway across Sweden passes Archipelagos with thousands of small islands, sails lakes both large and small and passes through 65 narrow locks. The steamer travels slowly past ruins, medieval churches, picturesque small towns and lush forests. You have the chance to get off and walk or bike along the way. Interesting land excursions are also planned. It is also possible to take this cruise from Soderkoping to Motola or to take 4 and 6 day versions of this cruise. Please see Gota Canal 2 Day Cruise from Soderkoping Gota Canal 4 Day Cruise from Gothenburg Gota Canal 4 Day Cruise from Stockholm Gota Canal 6 Day Cruise from Gothenburg Gota Canal 6 Day Cruise from Stockholm
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