
| Ship Name | Max Passengers | From | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| MV Plancius | 112 | $2,450 | Built in 1976 and reconstructed in 2008, the MV Plancius is fully equipped for polar expedition cruises to the Arctic and Antarctica, and accommodates 112 passengers in 54 comfortable cabins. |
| Ortelius | 106 | $3,100 | The ice-strengthened vessel Ortelius is an excellent ship for polar expedition cruises in the Arctic and Antarctica, providing us with possibilities to adventure to remote locations such as the Ross Sea in the Antarctic and Franz Josef Land in the Arctic. |
| MV Hondius | 174 | $2,800 | The MV Hondius is designed to sail to the polar regions while impacting them as little as possible, accommodating 174 passengers cruising to Antarctica. |
| Magellan Explorer | 73 | $5,995 | The Magellan Explorer is one of the world's newest expedition ships, specifically intended for Antarctica. The ship provides a stylish base for its guests, combining exciting expeditions and boutique hospitality. |
| MV Polar Athena | 42 | $14,495 | Polar Athena is a purpose-built polar vessel with the highest 1A Super ice-class rating, carrying just 42 guests for an intimate, flexible Antarctica experience. Originally a research ship, she combines authentic expedition spirit with modern comfort, featuring stabilizers for a smoother ride, five Zodiacs for swift landings, and elevated viewing platforms for wildlife and photography. Guests enjoy welcoming lounges, an intimate restaurant, and a wellness area with a sauna and hot tub. Accommodations range from twin cabins to spacious suites, including a single cabin for solo travelers, all designed for comfort and practicality. |