Atlantic Odyssey excl. Antarctic Peninsula to Cape Verde

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10,755

04 April 2027 - 07 May 2027

34 Days/33 Nights

Ushuaia - Praia

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Description

Highlights You Might Experience

Black-browed Albatross

Grey-headed Albatross

Light-mantled Albatross

Snow Petrel

Snowy Sheathbill

Southern Right Whale

South Georgia Pintail

Wandering Albatross

Southern Elephant Seal

Weddell Seal

Green Turtle

Atlantic Yellow-Nosed Albatross

Rockhopper Penguin

Cabins and Pricing

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Quadruple Porthole

2 upper & lower berths

Complete Cabin

USD

47800

USD

43020

Price for the complete cabin, fully occupied.

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Sharing Cabin

USD

11950

USD

10755

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Triple Porthole

1 upper berth & 2 lower berths

Complete Cabin

USD

45600

USD

41040

Price for the complete cabin, fully occupied.

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Sharing Cabin

USD

15200

USD

13680

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Twin Porthole

2 lower berths

Complete Cabin

USD

30400

USD

27360

Price for the complete cabin, fully occupied.

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Single Cabin

USD

25840

USD

23256

Price for the complete cabin occupied by 1 person (1.7x the shared rate).

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Sharing Cabin

USD

15200

USD

13680

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Twin Window

2 lower berths

Complete Cabin

USD

31600

USD

28440

Price for the complete cabin, fully occupied.

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Single Cabin

USD

26860

USD

24174

Price for the complete cabin occupied by 1 person (1.7x the shared rate).

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Sharing Cabin

USD

15800

USD

14220

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Twin Deluxe

2 lower berths

Complete Cabin

USD

34900

USD

31410

Price for the complete cabin, fully occupied.

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Single Cabin

USD

29665

USD

26698.5

Price for the complete cabin occupied by 1 person (1.7x the shared rate).

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Sharing Cabin

USD

17450

USD

15705

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Superior

1 double bed, 1 sofa bed

Complete Cabin

USD

36800

USD

33120

Price for the complete cabin, fully occupied.

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Sharing Cabin

USD

18400

USD

16560

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Route of Atlantic Odyssey excl. Antarctic Peninsula to Cape Verde

IMPORTANT

EXCLUDED

INCLUDED

Voyage aboard the indicated vessel
All meals throughout the voyage aboard the ship including snacks, coffee and tea.
All shore excursions and activities throughout the voyage by Zodiac.
Program of lectures by noted naturalists and leadership by experienced expedition staff.
Free use of rubber boots and snowshoes.
Pre-scheduled group transfer from the vessel to the airport in Ushuaia (directly after disembarkation).
All miscellaneous service taxes and port charges throughout the programme.
Comprehensive pre-departure material.

FAQ

Can I join your trips if I am in a wheelchair or disabled?

Unfortunately, we're only able to provide voyages to passengers who meet a certain level of physical ability. Rough seas, rugged terrain, and physically demanding weather conditions are all commonly encountered during our voyages, which can at times be challenging even for people in peak physical fitness. The added difficulty of a wheelchair or other physical disability, therefor, could prevent us from making safe and timely shore landings, which in turn may undermine our voyage schedules and potentially put other passengers at risk.

What is the difference between an ice-strengthened ship and an icebreaker ship?

An ice-strengthened ship is a ship made of steel. These ships are made to get through the ice at Antarctica and the Arctic. Nowadays, most of the ships that cruise to Antarctica and the Arctic are ice-strengthened ships. Ortelius and Plancius are both are ice-strengthened ships. Ortelius has the highest ice-class notation (UL1 equivalent to 1A) and is therefore very suitable to navigate in solid one-year sea ice and loose multi-year pack ice. Plancius has an ice-class notation of 1D. Icebreakers are needed if there is a trade route to keep ice free, if there are military reasons for patrolling in areas with heavy sea ice or if you need to work in heavy ice conditions, particularly in winter. Icebreakers are expensive to build and very expensive in fuel to run (sometimes powered by gas turbines or a nuclear generator). They are uncomfortable to travel in on the open sea.

What forms of payment do you accept when making a reservation?

We accept payment via bank transfer, Wise or credit card (Mastercard and Visa). When paying with a credit card, we have to pass on a credit card fee.

What is the currency used aboard the ship?

The currency used on all vessels is the Euro, but you can also pay with USD.

What Wildlife Can I See in Tristan da Cunha?

Tristan da Cunha has earned the BirdLife International designation of an Important Bird Area. There are two species of land birds that stay local all year, and an additional 13 species of seabirds breed on the island. The Atlantic Petrel has chosen Tristan de Cunha and Gough Island as its only breeding locations worldwide. You may also see the Tristan Wandering albatross, Antarctic Terns and Northern rockhopper penguins during a trip to Tristan da Cunha. Marine mammals are quite often spotted around the islands but in particular the Sub-Antarctic fur seal is a species to look out for as it is not easily seen anywhere else. One of the most difficult to see birds in the world is found only on Inaccessible Island: The Inaccessible Island flightless rail. The name says it all - it is not an easy place to land.

What is the Temperature Like in Tristan da Cunha?

Tristan da Cunha has pleasant temperatures all year long. The wet climate causes a large amount of rainfall, and it is highly unlikely for areas below 500 meters (1,600 feet) to experience frost. The average annual temperature in Tristan da Cunha is a mild 14.8 degrees Celsius (58.6 degrees Fahrenheit). The temperature range in January is typically 15.4 to 20.4 degrees Celsius (59.7 to 68.7 degrees Fahrenheit). During August, you can expect a temperature range of 9.7 to 14.3 degrees Celsius (49.3 to 57.6 degrees Fahrenheit).

How many people can travel on board the Plancius?

There is place for 116 passengers aboard the Plancius. Furthermore there are 45 staff & crew on board : 17 nautical crew, 19 hotel staff (6 chefs, 1 hotel manager, 1 steward-barman and 11 stewards/cabin cleaners), 7 or 8 expedition staff and 1 doctor on board.

How many cabins are there on the Plancius?

There are in total 50 cabins at the Plancius: 4 quadruple cabins with private toilet and shower 9 twin porthole cabins 25 twin cabins with window 2 twin deluxe cabins (ca 15 square meters) 10 superior cabins (ca 21 square meters)

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