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Submission: On January 19 via manual from IN — Scanned from DE
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Submission: On January 19 via manual from IN — Scanned from DE
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ANTARCTIC EXPLORER FEATURING THE CHILEAN FJORDS
Departure Date: 01 Mar 2025 - 14 Mar 2025 01 Mar 2025 - 14 Mar 2025 14 Days
Departure/Arrival: Punta Arenas, Chile - Punta Arenas, Chile Voyage code:
AEP050S Voyage type: Expedition Ship: Sylvia Earle Price:
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SUMMARY
Welcome to Aurora Expeditions’ Antarctic Explorer featuring the Chilean Fjords
Fly/Sail expedition.
Early Antarctic explorers returned from their voyages to the deep south with
tales of a magnificent, ice-covered land teeming with life. Immerse yourself in
the unimaginable beauty of the Antarctic Peninsula, where vast glaciers tumble
into the sea, penguins are dwarfed by soaring peaks and humpback and minke
whales feast on abundant krill. On this voyage, the splendid scenery extends
through the Chilean Fjords, with channels flanked by majestic mountains.
HIGHLIGHTS
• Witness extraordinary wildlife including many mammals and birdlife that are
unique to this area.
• Zodiac cruise in secluded bays and quiet coves filled with brash ice and
photograph enormous glaciers and spectacularly shaped icebergs in various shades
of blue.
• Keep a close watch for the tail fluke of whales as they take a deep dive, see
porpoising penguins and ice seals such as Weddell and crabeater seals hauled out
on ice floes.
• Sail the Chilean Fjords, keeping watch for the many seabirds and marine
wildlife including dolphins, sea lions and whales preparing to return to warmer
climates for the winter.
VACCINES
Aurora Expeditions requires all embarking crew, Expedition Team and our
passengers to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 prior to embarking on any of
its cruises.
Full vaccinations must occur four weeks prior to the embarkation date of the
voyage and proof of vaccination will be required to be provided to Aurora
Expeditions in advance of the voyage.
Acceptable vaccinations are limited to: Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, Moderna,
AstraZeneca, Novavax, Comirnaty, Spikevax, Vaxzevria, Jcovden, Nuvaxovid,
COVID-19 Vaccine (inactivated, adjuvanted) Valneva, VidPrevtyn Beta, Sinovax and
Sinopharm.
It is important to note, that all travellers need to check and comply with the
vaccine requirements of the country they are travelling to. Some countries have
their own vaccination requirements. For example, Greenland; only accepts EMA
approved vaccines which are: Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, Moderna, AstraZeneca and
Novavax.
As of 5th February 2022, Aurora will require all passengers to have also had a
booster vaccination prior to boarding, if more than 5 months have passed after
completing your primary COVID-19 vaccination (and at least 2 months after
completing a J&J COVID-19 vaccination).
Officially certified proof of vaccination and booster will be required ahead of
travel and we will require that it be emailed to Aurora no later than 15 days
prior to departure.
Aurora Expeditions does not require passengers to undergo tests for COVID-19
prior to embarkation or during the voyage. We do not conduct routine COVID-19
testing unless required by the relevant authorities. However, passengers who
report symptoms of COVID-19 to the medical team during a voyage will be tested.
GALLERY
Chilean Fjords, Tyson Mayr
Blue-eyed shag, Neko Harbour, Graham Land, Antarctica, Richard I'Anson
Iceberg rising above a sea of nylas ice and small ice floes covered in fresh
snow, Paradise Harbour, Antarctica, Richard I'Anson
Gentoo penguins coming ashore at Paradise Harbour, Graham Land, Antarctica,
Richard I'Anson
Chilean Fjords, Scott Portelli
Chilean Fjords, Tyson Mayr
Sea ice, Antarctic Sound, Antarctica, Richard I'Anson
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In true expedition style we encourage exploration and adventure, offering
flexibility in challenging environments in a way that puts you among the action
to see and do as much as possible. This itinerary is only a guide and subject to
change due to ice and weather conditions.
ITINERARY
DAY 1 PUNTA ARENAS
Arrive in Punta Arenas, where you will be met by a representative of Aurora
Expeditions and transferred to our hotel. We ask that you arrive no later than
4.00 pm so that you may attend our important briefing this evening.
Please visit the Aurora Expeditions hospitality desk in the lobby between 10.00
am – 6.00 pm to collect your luggage cabin tags. Our team will confirm details
regarding your embarkation day, answer any questions and provide you with
information about where to dine or purchase last minute items.
Overlooking the Straits of Magellan, the city sits astride one of the world's
most historic trade routes. Today, Punta Arenas reflects a great blend of
cultural backgrounds, from English sheep ranchers to Portuguese sailors. It
remains an utterly fascinating testament to Chile's rich history. Modern day
Punta Arenas is home to many popular restaurants, and bars, offering a mix of
local and international fare (meals at your own expense today).
At 7.00 pm this evening, meet your fellow expeditioners at a voyage briefing
where we will reconfirm your transfer times for tomorrow, explain the procedures
for your flight to King George Island and outline important IAATO regulations
for visitors to Antarctica.
Accommodation: Hotel Cabo de Hornos (or similar)
DAY 2 FLY PUNTA ARENAS TO KING GEORGE ISLAND & EMBARKATION
This morning we will be transferred to Punta Arenas airport for our charter
flight to King George Island, Antarctica (weather permitting). The flight will
take approximately one hour and forty-five minutes. On arrival into King George
Island our expedition team is on hand to greet you and to prepare you for your
Zodiac transfer to the vessel. You will have time to settle into your cabin
before our important safety briefings.
Note: King George Island is located at the northern part of the Antarctic
Peninsula in the South Shetland Islands and is one of the most remote places on
Earth. A clear sky with perfect visibility is required for safe take-off and
landing. A contingency plan will be applied to your itinerary should your
flights not proceed today. Your safety is our utmost priority. We apologise in
advance for any delays caused due to this unpredictable situation. Please refer
to our terms and conditions for a more detailed explanation.
DAYS 3-10 ANTARCTIC PENINSULA
It’s almost impossible to describe the feeling of arriving in Antarctica.
Spotting your first iceberg and taking a deep breath of some of the most fresh,
crisp air on earth is an experience that will stay with you forever.
Once we arrive, the western side of the Antarctic Peninsula and the South
Shetland Islands are ours to explore, and we have a host of choices available to
us. Because we are so far south, we will experience approximately 18-24 hours of
daylight and the days can be as busy as you wish.
Your experienced expedition team, who have made countless journeys to this area,
will use their expertise to design your voyage from day to day, choosing the
best options based on the prevailing weather, ice conditions and wildlife
opportunities.
We generally make landings or Zodiac excursions twice a day. You will want to
rug up before joining Zodiac cruises along spectacular ice cliffs or among
grounded icebergs, keeping watch for whales, seals and porpoising penguins.
Zodiacs will also transport you from the ship to land, where you can visit
penguin rookeries, discover historic huts and explore some of our favourite
spots along the peninsula.
While ashore we aim to stretch our legs, wandering along pebbly beaches or
perhaps up snow-covered ridgelines to vantage points with mountains towering
overhead and ice-speckled oceans below. If you have chosen an optional activity,
you will have the option to do that whenever conditions allow, and of course
keen polar plungers will have the chance to fully immerse themselves in polar
waters - conditions permitting!
In addition to Zodiac cruises and shore excursions, we may ship cruise some of
the narrow, dramatic straits separating offshore islands from the mainland, or
linger in scenic bays to watch whales travelling or feeding. This is a great
time to enjoy the observation lounge or make your way to the bridge for
uninterrupted views of Antarctica in all its splendour. Keep an ear out for the
creak and deep rumble of glaciers as they carve their way from summit to sea.
Take a quiet moment to experience the wonder of this incredible white
continent.
DAYS 11-12 DRAKE PASSAGE CROSSING
Enjoy a final morning landing in the South Shetland Islands before we re-enter
the Drake Passage for our return journey to South America.
With lectures and film presentations to complete our Antarctic experience, there
is still plenty of time to enjoy the magic of the Southern Ocean and the life
that calls it home. There is time for reflection and discussion about what we
have seen and experienced. We hope you become ambassadors for Antarctica telling
your family, friends and colleagues about your journey to this magical place,
advocating for its conservation and preservation so that they might one day
visit the region to experience what you have been lucky to see and do here.
As we approach the tip of South America, our Captain may sail close to legendary
Cape Horn, weather and time permitting.
DAY 13 CHILEAN FJORDS
As we approach the tip of South America, our Captain may sail close to legendary
Cape Horn, weather and time permitting. Sail through fjords and channels flanked
by majestic mountains discovered by European explorers over 500 years ago. Keep
a look out for seabirds and marine wildlife including dolphins, sea lions, and
whales preparing to migrate to Antarctica to fatten up on plentiful krill.
DAY 14 DISEMBARK IN PUNTA ARENAS
During the early morning, we are quietly slipping into dock in Punta Arenas,
where we begin disembarking at around 8.00 am. Farewell your expedition team and
fellow travellers as we all continue our onward journeys, hopefully with a
newfound sense of the immense power of nature. A transfer to your hotel in Punta
Arenas or to the airport is included in the cost of the voyage.
On disembarkation, passengers on flights departing prior to 2.00 pm will be
transferred directly to Punta Arenas Airport, while those fortunate enough to be
continuing their travels in this spectacular region of the world, will be
transferred to their post-voyage Punta Arenas accommodation. Passengers flying
after 2.00 pm will have time to explore Punta Arenas, prior to an afternoon
airport transfer, the details of which will be provided onboard prior to
disembarkation.
Note: At the conclusion of the voyage, we do not recommend booking flights
departing Punta Arenas prior to 12.00 pm on the day of disembarkation in case
there are delays.
INCLUSIONS
* All airport transfers mentioned in the itinerary.
* One night’s hotel accommodation including breakfast, in Punta Arenas on Day
1.
* Charter flight from Punta Arenas to King George Island.
* Onboard accommodation during voyage, including daily cabin service.
* All meals, snacks, tea and coffee during voyage.
* Beer, house wine and soft drinks with dinner.
* Captain’s Farewell reception including four-course dinner, house cocktails,
house beer and wine, non-alcoholic beverages.
* All shore excursions and Zodiac cruises.
* Educational lectures and guiding services provided by Expedition Team.
* Complimentary access to onboard expedition doctor and medical clinic (initial
consultation).
* One 3-in-1 waterproof, polar expedition jacket.
* Complimentary use of Muck Boots during the voyage.
* Comprehensive pre-departure information.
* Port surcharges, permits and landing fees.
EXCLUSIONS
* International or domestic flights – unless specified in the itinerary.
* Transfers – unless specified in the itinerary.
* Airport arrival or departure taxes.
* Passport, visa, reciprocity and vaccination fees and charges.
* Travel insurance or emergency evacuation charges.
* Hotel accommodation and meals – unless specified in the itinerary.
* Optional excursions and optional activity surcharges.
* All items of a personal nature, including but not limited to alcoholic
beverages and soft drinks (outside of dinner service), gratuities, laundry
services, personal clothing, medical expenses, wi-fi, email or phone
charges.
INCLUDED ACTIVITIES
Bird watching
Lectures on wildlife, our environment, history and destinations
Near shore cruises
Photography
Polar plunge
Trips ashore
Walking
Whale and mammal spotting
Zodiac cruises
ADD-ON ACTIVITIES
SEA KAYAKING
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SEA KAYAKING
ONE OF THE MOST EXHILARATING WAYS TO EXPERIENCE ANTARCTICA, THE ARCTIC AND
BEYOND.
Sea kayaking holidays in the humbling wilderness of Antarctica, the Arctic, and
some of the world’s most biodiverse regions, are guaranteed to stir your soul.
Paddle between brash ice and icebergs of all shapes and sizes, absorbing the
majestic scenery as it unfolds before you.
In Antarctica, keep your camera on-hand for unforgettable encounters with
penguins, seals and whales, and occasionally leopard seals or orcas. In the
Arctic, prepare to paddle under nesting bird colonies, past massive glaciers
and around large iceberg.
Led by experienced guides, you and your small group of like-minded adventurers
will paddle between ice floes, brash ice and icebergs of all shapes and sizes.
Paddling is one of the best ways to access and intimately explore the beautiful
coastlines we visit and therefore make the most of your time in the wild and
remote destinations we visit.
What's Involved
Required Experience
Fitness Requirements
Climates & Weather Conditions
Price
What's Involved
‘Getting out amongst it’ is our philosophy, and that is exactly what we do.
Weather permitting, the sea kayaking activity is normally available anytime the
other expeditioners go out. Rather than travelling large distances, our aim is
to ensure you see as much as possible. We paddle between 5 to 15 kilometres (2
to 4 hours) per outing, often taking a snack and a flask of hot chocolate to
enjoy on our excursion.
Each small group of kayakers (up to 10 per guide) will have their own intimate
exploration of the small hidden bays and coasts that are inaccessible to
Zodiacs. Of course, we also make time for your own shore excursions and wildlife
encounters.
The elements play an important role in our sea kayaking program. It is important
that you have an adventurous attitude and understand that the weather can impact
our kayaking time.
Required Experience
For all of our trips, you must be active in the outdoors and have an adventurous
spirit. The level of experience differs slightly depending on the region you are
visiting. For most temperate and polar you should be an intermediate paddler. In
South Georgia however, conditions can be more varied and you require solid
paddling experience in ocean swell and wind. For our tropical trips some prior
paddling experience is needed. We may encounter wind on these trips, however the
water is fairly protected. You do not need to be an expert or know how to roll.
However, you must be able to swim and you should have experience in a wet exit
and assisted re-entry. You should also be proficient at putting on a spray skirt
by yourself and be comfortable paddling on seas with up to half a metre swell.
It is also important that you gain some practice getting into a kayak from a
pier, wharf, or deep shoreline where you can’t step into the kayak from standing
position. You can easily practice all of this at home, plus paddling in a
variety of weather conditions, before your trip.
WHAT ABOUT BEGINNERS UP TO THE CHALLENGE?
Our guides do not offer instructional classes for beginners. Therefore, the sea
kayaking option is unsuitable for complete novices. However, there is often
ample time to gain the required experience before you depart. We may be able to
recommend a reputable sea kayak operator in your area for some tuition prior to
the trip. Your guide will assess your ability on the initial paddle, and if you
have insufficient experience, he or she reserves the right to restrict your
participation in rougher conditions.
Fitness Requirements
You should be fit enough to paddle for up to three hours and climb between
moving Zodiacs on the water. Regular exercise is recommended, because the fitter
you are the more you will enjoy the experience. The more paddles you can do
before the trip, the better. We recommend at least three outings prior to your
voyage.
Climates & Weather Conditions
POLAR REGIONS
During summer the air temperature in the Antarctic Peninsula, Greenland and
Spitsbergen are generally above freezing but can range from -4°C to +5°C /
24.8°F to 41°F. The water temperature in the polar regions is close to freezing
and winds sweep off the glaciers, making paddling a chilling experience. In
South Georgia, there are stronger winds and swells than in Antarctica. Scotland,
Iceland, Norwegian coasts are warmer with water temperatures of around 12 °C/
53.6°F.
TEMPERATE REGIONS
The northern waters are warmer than the polar regions but water temperatures of
around 12 °C/ 53.6°F mean you may opt to wear your paddle jacket on a warm,
sunny day or our dry suits on a cool day. Surf landings are not likely, but you
must be capable of paddling in a small swell or wind chop, with winds up to 20
knots. With that being said, we will not paddle if wind conditions are too
strong and there is no sheltered area for paddling.
TROPICAL REGIONS
In Costa Rica and Panama, April is the end of the dry season. The shoulder
season begins in May, bringing increased humidity. Afternoon rain showers are
possible in May with temperatures ranging from 26-36 °C (80- 96 °F). Winds are
generally light at this time of year. The water temperature ranges from 27
-29 °C. Surf landings are not likely, but be prepared to paddle in a small swell
or wind chop, with winds up to 15 knots. Again, we will not paddle if wind
conditions are too strong and there is no sheltered area for paddling.
Price
The Sea Kayaking activity is available for an additional surcharge and includes
guided excursions and kayaking equipment. Fares for this activity start from
US$900, AU$1,250, £460 or €550.
Prices are indicative only and are variable. They are calculated based on the
days of voyage, ability to carry out the activity and exchange rates.
TOP REASONS TO CHOOSE A SEA KAYAKING HOLIDAY
SEE WILDLIFE UNOBTRUSIVELY
Kayaking is one of the best ways to spot rare wildlife, from penguins to
puffins.
BETTER ACCESS
Access intimate bays and coves that bigger crafts can't reach.
KNOWLEDGEABLE GUIDES
Our experienced sea kayak guides will help bring your chosen destination to
life.
BECOME AN EXPERT
Hone your kayaking skills and gain a hobby for life!
MAKE FRIENDS
Become lifelong friends with your small group of like-minded adventurers.
STAY FIT ON YOUR HOLIDAY
Being active every day on your holiday means you don't have to feel guilty about
being spoilt by our expert chefs!
ENHANCE YOUR EXPERIENCE
Add another layer to your once-in-a-lifetime holiday and make the most out of
your time in some of the most remote places on earth.
IT'S FUN!
Have the time of your life exploring some of the wildest places on earth from
the water.
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FAQS
How big are the kayaking groups?
Our guide to paddler ratio is 1:10 and we provide an accompanying safety Zodiac.
There are 26 places available in Antarctica and tropical voyages, 20 in
temperate regions, South Georgia and all Arctic trips except in Franz Josef Land
where the maximum is 16 kayakers.
Is there an age limit?
Kayakers must be 14 or over.
How often should I expect to paddle?
Sea kayaking is offered in place of regular shore excursions. We aim to paddle
as often as possible. Depending on the voyage, we generally aim to paddle twice
per day.
Can I carry anything in the kayak?
We will give you a drybag for extra clothing, binoculars and anything that needs
to be kept dry. You should also carry a water bottle. We recommend bringing a
waterproof camera or phone, or ensuring you have a good quality waterproof case.
What if the weather changes during an outing?
If the weather changes during our outing we will head back to the ship and
perhaps join a shore excursion. The ship’s captain, expedition leader and kayak
guide always maintain close contact to ensure a safe paddling experience. We do
not attempt to paddle too far away from the ship. The emphasis is on
experiencing the destination rather than travelling long distances.
What about paddling through ice or swell?
The kayaks are made with a hard plastic and are easily paddled in swell and
conducting shore landings, and through small patches of brash ice. We manoeuvre
around the larger ice chunks and floes.
What wildlife will I see?
POLAR REGIONS
Kayaking in the poles offers a unique wildlife viewing experience. In
Antarctica, we have many opportunities to encounter penguins, seals and whales,
and occasionally we may even spot leopard seals or orcas. In the Arctic, we’ll
paddle under nesting bird colonies, past massive glaciers and around large
icebergs, however we maintain a safe distance from polar bears and walruses. Our
guides carry rifles and flare guns in the Arctic to ensure your safety against
polar bears.
TEMPERATE REGIONS
Kayakers in wild temperate regions will have a unique wildlife experience, with
possible encounters with seals and basking sharks. You will have the opportunity
to view some of the largest sea bird colonies in the northern hemisphere.
TROPICAL REGIONS
The superb wildlife-viewing opportunities are endless in the astonishingly
biodiverse nature reserves we visit. Kayaks offer a unique opportunity to view
marine and land mammals, coral reefs, tropical fish, sea birds and an
astonishing range of rainforest birds. We will bring our snorkelling gear with
us during our paddles and take advantage of any opportunities to view marine
life up close.
What happens if I capsize?
In the unlikely event of a capsize, your experienced guide will assist by
righting the kayak, stabilising it then pumping it out. Paddlers will re-enter
with the guide’s help, or with a support Zodiac. With drysuits and warm clothing
underneath you will be comfortable in cold water for up to half an hour. Note
that the kayaks have separate compartments with bulkheads, which means they will
float after a capsize.
Can I share my kayaking place?
No. Each kayaking place is for one person only. Passengers are unable to share a
kayaking place as we customise the kayaks and dry suits for each individual
kayaker at the beginning of each voyage.
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SCUBA DIVING
EXPLORE MYSTERIOUS UNDERWATER WORLDS IN ANTARCTICA, THE ARCTIC AND BEYOND.
Aurora Expeditions has been operating scuba diving holidays in the polar regions
for more than 20 years. In fact, we were the first expedition cruise operators
in the world to offer this ultimate polar adventure!
Regardless of the destination, our focus is to encounter remarkable wildlife and
witness spectacular marine ecosystems. The select group of daring adventurers
who choose this unique activity program will have unbeatable experiences and
stories to share and cherish.
Whether you choose to dive in the freezing waters of Antarctica or the Arctic,
in underwater worlds full of grounded icebergs and rare creatures, the
experience is guaranteed to stir your soul. In temperate and tropical
destinations we visit, you can explore remarkable kelp forests and swim among
dugong, sea turtles and whale sharks. Marvel at brightly coloured coral, uncover
historic shipwrecks or perhaps even swim between two continents – the
opportunities for adventure are endless.
You can rest assured that you and your small group of divers will be in safe
hands with an experienced Divemaster, who will keep a close eye on the group
from a Zodiac and help you maximise your experience scuba diving in some of the
wildest places on Earth.
What’s Involved
What You Will See
Required Experience
Safety
Price
What’s Involved
‘Getting out amongst it’ is our philosophy, and that is exactly what we do.
Weather permitting, you will dive while other expeditioners are doing their
activities – kayaking, snorkelling, or exploring ashore. Our experienced dive
guides are skilled at finding the best opportunities to dive, while taking into
account the ever-changing weather and sea ice conditions. We aim to offer you
the best quality dive experience while maintaining the highest safety standards.
Antarctic and Arctic diving reveals a world of ice, where you will see glaciers,
gigantic icebergs and a unique blend of marine, making for a very special
experience. With numerous diving opportunities along your voyage, no two days
will be alike – a truly inspiring and unforgettable experience awaits.
We try to get you off the ship to dive up to two times per day (except for sea
days). However, we are always at the mercy of the weather and changes to the
voyage itinerary to take advantage of unique opportunities like wildlife
sightings. Embracing the unexpected is part of the excitement of
expedition-style travel!
What You Will See
POLAR REGIONS
Scuba diving in Antarctica and the Arctic reveals worlds of hidden ice, where
you will observe glaciers, gigantic icebergs and fascinating marine life
underwater, making for a very special experience.
In polar regions, the dive sites vary from shallow ice diving, diving along a
wall or around a grounded iceberg. The maximum depth is 20 metres / 65 feet. The
combination of sunlight and the extraordinary formations of ice cause an
overwhelming, ever-changing spectre of colours, with a fantastic variety of
shades and brilliance. Diving in polar areas offers opportunities to witness
spectacular ice formations in addition to interesting marine life.
TEMPERATE REGIONS
In a wetsuit or perhaps even a drysuit, you can explore remarkable kelp forests,
swim among sonorous whales, uncover historic ship-wrecks and even swim between
two continents!
While Iceland is renowned for its dramatic terrestrial landscape, many people
don’t know that it offers excellent scuba diving opportunities for those with
drysuit diving experience. Here you can dive between tectonic plates, experience
hydrogen sulfide bubbles within a geothermal spring, and see a huge variety of
marine life in the fjords and ocean.
The United Kingdom is full of diving hotspots and hundreds of shipwrecks that
divers come from all over the world to explore.
TROPICAL REGIONS
Embark on a wreck dive, encounter majestic marine wildlife including dugong, sea
turtles and whale shark, or marvel at brightly-coloured coral. Discover some of
Earth’s most biodiverse marine ecosystems, many of which have been designated as
‘Hope Spots’ by Mission Blue.
When diving in tropical destinations such as Costa Rica and Panama, you will see
an incredible array of marine life. Caño Island Biological Reserve boasts some
of the best diving spots in the country. Because of the clear see, divers will
have visibility of between 10-30 metres / 30-100 feet. In addition to colourful
coral gardens, you may find bull and nurse sharks, manta rays, dolphins, sea
turtles, and the occasional humpback whale. As for fish, get ready to see
damselfish, parrotfish, butterflyfish, porcupine fish, goatfish, goby, and
perhaps an octopus.
Required Experience
Our diving activity is not for beginners. Requirements vary slightly depending
on the region you are diving in. For polar destinations, you must be at least an
Advanced Open Water Diver and Drysuit Specialty certified diver with at least 30
drysuit dives. You are also required to complete a minimum of 10 dives in the 12
months before your trip, with a minimum of 5 of those dives in a drysuit. For
temperate and tropical regions, you must be at least an Advanced Open Water
Diver with a minimum of 30 logged dives. You are also required to complete a
minimum of 6 of those dives within 12 months of your trip.
Before departure you must show an internationally accepted diving certificate,
diver’s logbook and a current diving medical (no more than 6 months old) from
your doctor confirming that you are in suitable physical health to participate
in our diving activity. A divemaster will review your form for suitability and
experience before approving your diving spot.
The initial dive will be a ‘check-out’ dive so each diver can check and adjust
their weights and equipment. If our divemaster feels that you do not meet the
necessary experience, they have the right to exclude you from participating in
the dive program. This decision will be made for your own safety and for the
safety of the other divers.
WHY IS SO MUCH EXPERIENCE REQUIRED?
A higher level of diving experience is required for the polar regions because of
the remoteness of the location. Diving is no fun if you are cold and
uncomfortable. When you are diving in cold water, you consume more air, expend
more energy, and can become more fatigued. You may also find it more difficult
to perform complex tasks that require manual dexterity in cold water.
Safety
We pride ourselves on taking adventurous souls to some of the most wild and
remote destinations on earth, which offer endless opportunities for adventure
activities like scuba diving. However, at all times safety is our highest
priority.
Diving in remote polar areas is not more dangerous than normal scuba diving, but
it is more equipment and labour intensive. We don’t have a decompression chamber
and offer only basic medical services on board, so cannot accept risky ventures
from any of the divers in this activity program.
All dives are conducted using a buddy system of two or three divers. If you are
not travelling with a buddy who is diving, we will pair you up with other divers
on your expedition. All divers are expected to have enough experience to read
their compass, depth gauges and look out for each other in order to have a safe
dive.
Before each dive, your Divemaster will brief you about the location, the
weather, sea or ice conditions and the procedure of the dive. All divers are
required to follow the instructions of the Divemaster and guides at all times.
All participants are expected to fully understand and accept the risks involved
in polar diving and participate at their own choice.
Price
The Scuba Diving activity is available for an additional surcharge and includes
guided excursions and kayaking equipment. Fares for this activity start from
US$940, AU$1,300, £770 or €860.
Prices are indicative only and are variable. They are calculated based on the
days of voyage, ability to carry out the activity and exchange rates, reach out
to our friendly team for voyage specific pricing.
TOP REASONS TO CHOOSE A SCUBA DIVING HOLIDAY
BRAGGING RIGHTS
Earn the ultimate bragging rights for diving where only a select group of daring
adventurers have ventured before.
UNFORGETTABLE WILDLIFE ENCOUNTERS
Swim with penguins, whales, seals and dolphins and marvel at otherworldly
creatures few get to see.
REACH NEW DEPTHS
Gain experience diving in destinations unlike anywhere else on the planet.
EXPERIENCED DIVEMASTERS
Find the best opportunities and get the most out of every dive with the help of
our experienced Divemasters.
MAKE FRIENDS
Forge lifelong friendships with your small group of like-minded adventurers.
STAY FIT
Being active every day on your holiday means you don't have to feel guilty about
being spoilt by our expert chefs!
ENHANCE YOUR EXPERIENCE
Add another layer to your once-in-a-lifetime holiday and make the most out of
your time in some of the most remote places on earth.
YOU LOVE IT!
Let’s face it – if you have the required experience to participate in our diving
activity, it's one of your all-time favourite hobbies!
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FAQS
How big are the diving groups?
We limit our diving groups to a maximum of 6 divers in cold water destinations
and 8 divers in warm water destinations. While you are in the water, your guide
will be on board the Zodiac keeping a close eye on the group, ready to provide
assistance and to give you advice and tips on how to maximise your experience on
each of your dives.
Is there an age limit?
You should be 14 or older to participate in our scuba diving program. Please
note the minimum age required to complete most Junior Advanced Open Water Diver
courses is 12. Drysuit Diver specialty courses require a minimum age of 10.
How often should I expect to dive?
Aside from days at sea, we plan to dive up to twice per day. However, there are
certain factors that are out of our control, including weather conditions and
availability of anchorages. Voyage itineraries are only a guideline and safety
is always the priority.
Weather can be hard to predict and can vary from day to day. Because of this, we
often need to adjust our ‘itineraries’ to take advantage of favourable weather
and ice conditions. Our flexible approach means we can alter the itinerary to
incorporate wildlife sightings and other one-of-a-kind opportunities. Embracing
the unexpected is part of the excitement of expedition-style travel. A flexible
approach and a sense of humour will make the voyage more enjoyable for you and
your fellow expeditioners.
Exclusive Zodiac cruising will be offered if the conditions for diving are not
suitable.
What languages is this activity operated in?
English is the main language used for our dive operation. For safety reasons,
you must be proficient in English in order to participate in our scuba diving
activity.
What wildlife will I see?
In the polar regions, you will encounter marine life seemingly from another
planet, such as the giant isopods and salps. Take your time to explore and enjoy
an environment few divers have ever experienced. Observe kelp walls, sea snails,
spider crabs, sea butterflies, jellyfish, squid, sea squirts, squat lobsters,
starfish, krill anemones, peacock worms and countless fish species. In
Antarctica you may have the opportunity to dive with penguins, whales and seals,
which race fearlessly by, graceful in a way that’s not possible above the
surface.
Get lost in kelp forests in temperate regions, or swim with sonorous whales. In
tropical regions, marvel at colourful coral gardens frequented by damselfish,
parrotfish, butterflyfish, porcupine fish, goatfish, goby and octopus. Delight
in swimming with playful dolphins and curious seals as you make your way through
the spectacular underwater ecosystems. Keep a lookout for bull and nurse sharks,
manta rays, sea turtles, and the occasional humpback whale.
Can I share my diving place?
No. Each diving place is for one person only.
What equipment is provided?
While diving is generally an equipment intensive activity, diving in polar
regions requires an extensive amount of additional equipment because of the cold
weather and water. On board we have two compressors, steel cylinders and lead
weights. The cylinders we provide are steel 12.2 litres by Faber, with dual
outlet valve, yoke and DIN compatible filled to 220 bar. Lead weights are
available in 0.5, 1, 3 and 4 kilograms (1, 2, 6.6 and 9 pounds).
All divers must bring their own personal equipment. This will depend on where
you are diving and a detailed list will be shared with you when you express
interest in adding this activity to your voyage. We also have a limited number
of hire equipment available onboard.
How can I stay warm?
In polar regions, where the ocean water can be as cold as -1˚C/30˚F, a drysuit
is the only thing that will keep you dry during a dive. The type of dry suit you
use is not important so long as it fits you correctly and you are proficient in
using it.
Insulating undergarments will trap air against your body to keep you warm. The
colder the water, the more (or thicker) layers of undergarments you will need.
We recommend wearing two or three layers, depending on your drysuit. The first
layer should be a type of material that helps wick any moisture away from the
body, while the second and third layers should be should thicker insulating
material, such as fleece, synthetic pile or thinsulate. The one-piece jumpsuit
style is the most common and comfortable configuration of dive wear and is
available in a variety of thickness depending on your drysuit and the water
temperature.
The right accessories will also help you have a more comfortable experience. We
recommend a 5-10mm neoprene hood with face and neck seal, regular 5-7mm neoprene
semi-dry gloves or mitts, and three-finger mitts over five-finger gloves.
Finally, it is important to bring a warm hat and gloves to wear before and after
each dive, and a wind and waterproof spray jacket to keep the cold wind off your
drysuit.
How experienced are the guides?
Aurora Expeditions is proud to have some of the world’s best dive masters on our
staff, so you can rest assured that you are in safe hands. Our guides have dived
all over the world and in some of the most remote and challenging locations. Our
team of experienced Divemasters has over 20 years’ polar diving experience.
YourDivemaster will ensure that you adhere to Standard Safety Diving Practices
at all times, provide you with detailed briefings and share best practice
procedures to ensure a safe diving experience.
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SNORKELLING
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Witness wildlife and scenery unlike any other place on earth. Through crystal
clear waters you’ll discover the amazing mobility and
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SNORKELLING
Witness wildlife and scenery unlike any other place on earth. Through crystal
clear waters you’ll discover the amazing mobility and speed of penguins entering
and exiting from the ice, marvel at beautiful sculpted icebergs below the water
and witness marine life such as crustaceans, isopods, starfish and nudibranchs!
With a longstanding tradition of pushing the boundaries, Aurora Expeditions
launched our Antarctic snorkelling adventures in 2014. This unique experience
will allow passengers to see both destinations in a completely new dimension,
witnessing wildlife and scenery unlike any other place on earth.
This latest innovative activity option is led by our expert polar diving guides,
and utilises state of the art equipment including drysuits, gloves, hood, fins,
mask, and snorkel. Passengers will be provided with all of the training and
equipment they need to experience Antarctica from this truly unique angle.
Passengers who take part will enjoy the opportunity to snorkel daily (weather
dependent), taking delight in sheltered bays, off shore islands and secluded
ship wrecks which make for spectacular wildlife viewing.
Our Guides
Our team of experienced guides have over 20 years’ experience will provide
snorkellers with detailed briefings and best practice procedures to ensure a
safe snorkelling experience.
HOW TO BOOK
Simply inform our Expedition Experts at the time of booking that you would like
to add the optional snorkelling activity to your expedition. Places are
limited. Polar snorkelling requires at least 6 snorkellers for the activity to
proceed. Please ask our team for numbers at time of booking.
POLAR SNORKELLING
Through crystal clear waters, you’ll discover the amazing mobility and speed of
penguins entering and exiting from the ice, marvel at beautiful sculpted
icebergs below the water and witness marine life such as crustaceans, isopods,
starfish and nudibranchs!
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TEMPERATE SNORKELLING
Discover a mysterious kelp forest where timid creatures seek refuge, encounter
curious sea otters or if you’re very lucky, hold your breath in the presence of
a majestic whale.
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TROPICAL SNORKELLING
Snorkel among a kaleidoscope of coral reefs brimming with brightly-coloured
tropical fish or perhaps swim with curious sea lions.
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PADDLING
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The thrill of visiting wild and remote regions on an expedition to Antarctica,
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PADDLING
The thrill of visiting wild and remote regions on an expedition to Antarctica,
Costa Rica and the scattered isles of western Scotland is elevated when you’re
actively immersed in the environment. In our inflatable kayaks, you can paddle
safely among brash ice and along rocky shorelines where penguins and fur seals
might be sunning themselves.
It’s a unique opportunity to remain fully immersed in your surroundings, at
water level in your sturdy kayaks. You might see Adélie penguins darting around
you or, perhaps, an Antarctic fur seal slipping off its rock as you glide past.
Your experienced guides will look for wonderful opportunities for you to enjoy a
paddle, and hopefully push you beyond your comfort zone, safely.
What's Involved
Required Experience
Fitness Requirements
Climates & Weather Conditions
Price
What's Involved
‘Getting out amongst it’ is our philosophy, and that is exactly what we do. When
you sign up as a paddler, you have the bonus of enjoying normal landings along
with other expeditioners, plus an added paddling excursion.
In a small group of up to six paddlers, you will have a Zodiac dedicated to your
group and two guides to look after you and to scout out ideal locations to enjoy
a fun paddle.
When we visit the polar regions, the elements play an important role. Our
Paddling program is suitable for complete beginners, and we will only offer a
paddling excursion in calm conditions. Bring along your adventurous and positive
attitude and you will have an unforgettable experience.
Required Experience
Our Paddling Activity is suitable for novices and no prior experience is
required to participate. However, you must be able to swim independently for up
to 25 metres and be confident in the water.
Fitness Requirements
You must be able to walk on loose, uneven surfaces such as gravel or pebble
beaches. You must also be able to get into your inflatable kayak at knee level.
Although our Paddling activity requires no prior experience to participate, you
are more likely to enjoy the experience more if you are mildly fit and undertake
some regular gentle exercise at home, such as walking.
Climates & Weather Conditions
POLAR REGIONS
During summer the air temperature in the Antarctic Peninsula, Greenland and
Spitsbergen are generally above freezing but can range from -4°C to +5°C /
24.8°F to 41°F. The water temperature in the polar regions is close to freezing
and winds sweep off the glaciers, making paddling a chilling experience. In
South Georgia, there are stronger winds and swells than in Antarctica. Scotland,
Iceland, Norwegian coasts are warmer with water temperatures of around 12 °C/
53.6°F.
TEMPERATE REGIONS
The northern waters are warmer than the polar regions but water temperatures of
around 12 °C/ 53.6°F mean you may opt to wear your paddle jacket on a warm,
sunny day or our dry suits on a cool day. Surf landings are not likely, but you
must be capable of paddling in a small swell or wind chop, with winds up to 20
knots. With that being said, we will not paddle if wind conditions are too
strong and there is no sheltered area for paddling.
TROPICAL REGIONS
In Costa Rica and Panama, April is the end of the dry season. The shoulder
season begins in May, bringing increased humidity. Afternoon rain showers are
possible in May with temperatures ranging from 26-36 °C (80- 96 °F). Winds are
generally light at this time of year. The water temperature ranges from 27
-29 °C. Surf landings are not likely, but be prepared to paddle in a small swell
or wind chop, with winds up to 15 knots. Again, we will not paddle if wind
conditions are too strong and there is no sheltered area for paddling.
Price
The Paddling activity is available for an additional surcharge and includes
guided excursions and paddling equipment. Fares for this activity are US$640 for
all applicable Antarctica voyages, or for Wild Scotland voyage: US$580,
AU$800, £440 or €250.
Prices are indicative only and are variable. They are calculated based on the
days of voyage, ability to carry out the activity and exchange rates.
Paddling in Scotland; Daniel Stavert
Paddling in Antarctica; John Weir
Paddling in Scotland; Daniel Stavert
Paddling in Antarctica; John Weir
Paddling in Scotland; Daniel Stavert
Paddling in Scotland; Daniel Stavert
Paddling in Antarctica; John Weir
Paddling in Scotland; Daniel Stavert
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FAQS
Can I carry anything in the inflatable kayak?
Yes, you will be supplied with a drybag for extra clothing, binoculars and
anything that needs to be kept dry. You should also carry a water bottle. You
are also welcome to bring along your own 5-10 litre drybag for personal items.
Is there an age limit?
Paddlers should be aged 14 or over.
Can I bring my camera?
Yes, but we highly recommend a waterproof camera or phone, or a good quality
waterproof case. Pelican cases are highly recommended for good cameras. A 1300
or 1400 model Pelican case is well suited for this activity if your camera and
lens combination fit. However, you may be able to strap a larger case onto the
back deck of the kayak.
What if the weather changes during an outing?
Our paddling activity is generally done in combination with a shore landing and
we paddle close to shore. Your group will have a dedicated safety Zodiac, and
your guide will be in constant radio contact with our ship captain and
expedition leader if additional support is required.
What about paddling through ice?
The inflatable kayaks are made of a soft multi layer pvc plastic and are easily
paddled through small patches of brash ice. We manoeuvre around the larger ice
chunks and floes.
Travel Insurance
Travel insurance including emergency evacuation coverage, is mandatory on all
Aurora Expeditions voyages. You will need to ensure that your insurance policy
covers you for your activity and any related equipment. An additional policy or
premium
may be required to ensure you have adequate coverage. Please contact us if you
need assistance with your insurance policy.
Can I share my paddling place?
No. Each paddling place is for one person only. Passengers are unable to ‘share’
a kayaking place as the kayaks and drysuits are individually issued and fitted
for the duration of the voyage.
What if I decide I don’t want to paddle?
It is your choice how often you want to paddle. If you decide to spend more time
during a landing to explore ashore, you just need to let your guide know in
advance. However, we do encourage you to get out as much as you can! Please note
that the activity surcharge is non-refundable and we are unable to assist you if
you change your mind once on board. If you decide to fully cancel your
participation in the activity during the voyage, please be aware that you will
not be entitled to a refund – neither partially nor fully. Contact our team for
further details on our paddling cancellation policy.
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