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The customary gratuity at the end of the voyages for stewards and other service personnel aboard (guidelines will be provided).

Excess baggage charges and all items of a personal nature such as laundry, bar, beverage charges and telecommunication charges.

Baggage, cancellation and personal insurance (which is strongly recommended).

Any airfare, whether on scheduled or charter flights.

All miscellaneous service taxes and port charges throughout the programme.

Pre-scheduled group transfer from the vessel to the airport in Ushuaia (directly after disembarkation).

Luggage transfer from pick-up point to the vessel on the day of embarkation, in Ushuaia.

Program of lectures by noted naturalists and leadership by experienced expedition staff.

All shore excursions and activities throughout the voyage by Zodiac.

All meals throughout the voyage aboard the ship including snacks, coffee and tea.

#M v ortelius reviews full#

Unsure if the M/V Ortelius ship is right for you? Review our Antarctica destination overview for full details on seasonality, routes, ship selection, pricing, expedition inclusions and how North South Voyages can help make your Antarctic dream to reality. In 1570 he published the world’s most expensive print book at the time, a modern world atlas: Theater of the World. It served as a special-purpose vessel for the Russian Academy of Science but later was renamed for Dutch/Flemish cartographer Abraham Ortelius. The Ortelius ship was built in Gdynia, Poland in 1989. Though these voyages are primarily meant to offer passengers an exploratory wildlife program with as much time ashore as possible using Zodiacs, Ortelius offers all the comforts of a standard hotel. It is manned by highly experienced nautical crew members and expedition specialists.

Ortelius only accommodates up to 108 passengers and has an abundance of open-deck spaces. The vessel has the highest ice-class notation (UL1, equivalent to 1A) and is therefor suitable to navigate in solid one-year sea ice as well as the loose multi-year pack ice.

The M/V Ortelius is the ice-strengthened and ideal polar vessel for your Antarctic expedition and is fortified for both world poles.