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An overview of Polar Latitudes Sea Explorer Antarctic voyages for 2013/14

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A N T A R C T I C A D V E N T U R E S LUXURY SMALL SHIP VOYAGES ABOARD THE SEA EXPLORER

AVAILABLE THROUGH TRAVEL PROFESSIONALS ONLY

About Polar Latitudes

•  We believe that why we do what we do is as important as what we do.

•  Polar Latitudes was formed by polar travel

professionals who love what we do, and who believe that through innovation and cooperation with select partners, polar travel can be be"er for our passengers, for our partners, for the environment, and for ourselves.

•  There is a be"er way to do business.

Service for your business: •  Our Partners expect and deserve fair and

uncomplicated business practices. •  Our Partners need quick and easy access to

inventory & pricing, clear and straightforward descriptions of programs and services.

Polar Latitudes has the support you need with live web reservation access and no

nonsense booking procedures

Our commission levels are second to none…

WHEN TO GO

The Antarctic is easiest visited from the

tip of South America (Ushuaia) where the crossing to the Antarctic Peninsula is just

2 days \

The Antarctic summer lasts from late October to mid March and the daily temperature is around 0 – 5 degrees

Celsius.

Late October – December: The area is pristine and the best time to see massive icebergs. Feels more like an ‘expedition’.

Penguins abound and are nesting their eggs.

January: Penguins eggs begin to hatch and there is plenty of action going on around the colonies.

February - March: The mammals are out in full-force. The whales become more curious and you may spot the Orca,

Humpbacks or Minke species, as well as seals.

The Team

ü  Partnering with Polar Latitudes means you join with teams of professionals who together have over 150 years of experience in providing world class polar adventures.

Meet The Home Team

John McKeon – President He has been in the adventure travel industry for over 20 years with the last seven specifically in polar expedition cruising.

Meet The Home Team

Ian Michael Shaw – Expeditions Operations A native of Toronto, Canada, Ian has been an expedition cruise professional for over 15 years. Antarctica is Ian's passion and his strength. He has led over 130 expeditions to Antarctica on a dozen different ships for a variety of companies.

Meet The Home Team

Chris Dunham – Sales and Client Services Director Sales, customer service, or information technology, her technical expertise and keen a#ention to detail make her a huge asset to the Polar Latitudes team and ensure a flawless booking procedure for our partners.

CHRIS IS THE ONLY POLAR EXPERT LISTED ON CONDÉ NAST’S LIST OF TOP 130 TRAVEL

SPECIALISTS BY WENDY PERRIN

Meet The Expedition Team

Jill Harvey – Expedition Leader As both a six-year veteran of over 70 polar expeditions as well as a glacial researcher in the Coast Mountains of British Columbia, Jill has made ice something of a vocation.

Meet The Expedition Team

Colin Baird – Marine Mammal Specialist Growing up on Vancouver Island, Colin developed a love of the sea at an early age while paddling, sailing, boating, and scuba diving around the rugged west coast of British Columbia. In 2002, Jean Michel Cousteau selected Colin as the Director of Field Operations and Head Trainer for the Free Willy/Keiko Project.

Meet The Expedition Team

Jamie Wa#s Marine Ecologist / Biologist Dr. Mikolaj Golachowski Marine Biologist Dr. Dmitri Banin Ornithologist and Marine Biologist Cecilia Hed Malmström Geographer/Glaciologist

SPECIAL GUESTS

Tim & Paulina Carr – South Georgia Specialists As the island’s only permanent inhabitants for 14 years, Tim and Pauline have a unique and commanding relationship with South Georgia. Tim and Paulina will be joining our group on the Antarctica Explorer departures.

The Ship

Explorer Suite Porthole

Sea Explorer Suite

Sea Explorer Suite - Veranda

The Deck Experience

The Voyages

CLASSIC ANTARCTICA – 12 DAYS

•  The shortest of our three itineraries. •  Offers an abundance of wildlife viewing. •  Possible stops at active scientific or historic

bases.

WEDDELL SEA – 15 DAYS

•  This special holiday itinerary embarks on December 20th, 2013 and disembarks on January 3rd, 2014.

ANTARCTICA EXPLORER – 22 DAYS

•  The Falklands & South Georgia via Buenos Aires. (And reverse)

The Excursions

Reserve

CLASSIC ANTARCTICA – 12 DAYS

SEA EXPLORER AVAILABILITY - 2013-2014

CLASSIC ANTARCTICA AVAILABILITY - 2013-2014

CLASSIC ANTARCTICA AVAILABILITY - 2013-2014

GEAR SHOP INFO

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•  Size – 114 clients, 70 crew

•  Service – Customer Service Representatives per sailing

•  Purpose-Built Ship – triple ice hull rated – 4,200 Gross Tonnage

•  Education – Naturalists, biologists and historians are all best in class leaders. Lecturers are hospitality trained.

•  Itineraries – A real exploration of the finest Polar regions.

•  Responsibility – Small ships = less environmental impact.

Why Chose the Sea Explorer

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