Antarctic Cruise – Le Soleal | Antarctica Travel Specialists

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Le Soleal

Between 11 - 17 days
Antarctica
POA

About this trip

First launched in 2013 Le Soléal is an elegant and stately mega yacht. Designed in France and built in Italy. Superb service and facilities, extending into the 132 staterooms and suites is available over 6 decks. Much like its sister ships L’Austral and Le Boréal, Le Soléal features excellent cuisine prepared by French chefs and lounge areas. In Addition, a spa area, a library, a pool and a panoramic lounge and terrace. Above all, a range of activities, excursions and lectures facilitated by experienced naturalist guides are available to passengers.

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Pricing:

Pricing is in USD

Sole occupancy pricing is available on application

Optional activities are at an additional cost per person.
Price Includes:
- 1-night accommodation in a 4 star hotel the night before embarkation (on selected departures )
- Shipboard accommodation
- Return flight BUE/USH/BUE or SCL/ USH/SCL, in economy class (on selected departures)
- Meal and beverage package (open bar) (B,L,D)
- Transfers as mentioned in the programme
- Shore excursion and activities by zodiac
  throughout the voyage
- Comprehensive pre departure material
- Wi Fi on board
Terms and Conditions:

Terms and conditions apply. Please contact Antarctic Travel Specialists for full details and departure dates.

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Itinerary

DayLocation Expand All
Days 1 - 11 SAMPLE ITINERARY AS FOLLOWS:
Antarctica
Day 1 Ushuaia
Enjoy the Argentinean leather markets and succulent lamb dishes that Patagonia is so famous for as you explore the southernmost town in the world. Highlights of Ushuaia include an award-winning museum and trips to nearby Tierra del Fuego National Park and its popular “Train at the End of the World”. (B,L,D)
Days 2-3 Drake Passage
Among the wildlife spotting opportunities as you sail south are the Albatrosses, Prions, and Petrels that frequently follow the ship. Look out for the Whales and Dolphins that seen in the area. On board, learn from the informative and entertaining presentations on wildlife, history, and geology of Antarctica. (B,L,D)
Days 4-8 Antarctic Peninsula
The Expedition Leader and Captain will create a flexible itinerary based on weather, ice, and opportunity. The route will explore most scenic bays and channels of the Peninsula with stops at penguin rookeries, seal wallows, bird colonies and whale feeding areas as well as sites of historic and scientific interest. Neko and Paradise Harbors may be explored as well as Wilhelmina Bay, the Lemaire Channel, the wildlife-filled Penola Channel, or Neumayer Channel. Adelie, Chinstrap and Gentoo Penguins abound, and Weddell, Crabeater and Elephant Seals are often found along with predatory Leopard Seals and the aggressive Antarctic Fur Seal. Minke and Humpback Whales are frequent visitors in the late season and Orca sightings are also common. (B,L,D)
Days 9-10 Drake Passage
Among the wildlife spotting opportunities as you sail south are the Albatrosses, Prions, and Petrels that frequently follow the ship. Look out for the Whales and Dolphins that seen in the area. On board, learn from the informative and entertaining presentations on wildlife, history, and geology of Antarctica. (B,L,D)
Day 11 Ushuaia
End your journey by once again Enjoying the Argentinean leather markets and succulent lamb dishes that Patagonia is so famous for as you explore the southernmost town in the world. Highlights of Ushuaia include an award-winning museum and trips to nearby Tierra del Fuego National Park and its popular “Train at the End of the World”. (B,L,D)