![]() ![]() All meals throughout the voyage aboard the ship including snacks, coffee and tea.Voyage aboard the indicated vessel as indicated in the itinerary.Prices are in USD, per person and are based on the lowest priced cabin. Schedule & Rates M/V Ortelius Schedule & Rates Snacks are available free of charge during the day and in between meals. Two restaurants are available, with the capacity to seat all guests simultaneously. Maximum number of diving passengers: 24.1-2 days per day (depending on the weather).Weights: You will be provided with hard led weights and a belt.Compressor: Onboard, there are a Bauer compressor (200 liters), 35 steel bottles of 12 liters each, 200 bar, with DIN and Yoke adaptable connections and two separate outlets.Helicopter excursions (on special voyages).Activities for selected voyages (photo workshops, kayaking, hiking/snowshoeing, mountaineering, camping, and diving).There are 52 cabins available for a maximum of 108 guests. The M/V Ortelius offers 4 quadruple porthole, 28 twin porthole, 12 twin window, 2 twin deluxe, and 6 superior cabin options, all featuring ensuite showers and toilets. Divers get to take part in the pioneering exploration of these isolated waters, viewing stunning ice formations, glaciers, and some of the globe's most rarely seen wildlife.Īccommodations Types of Cabins, Amenities and Photos Dive OverviewĪntarctica offers a unique and thrilling polar diving experience as one of the last grand and remote areas of wilderness on earth. Trips depart from Ushuaia, on the island of Tiera del Fuego in Argentina. Other Information - Booking & Inquiry - Underwater Gallery Location Spaces for Antarctica cruise expeditions fill up fast aboard the Ortelius, so call us or book online today to reserve your space.Accommodations - Facilities - Schedule & Rates - Dive Info & Destinations Divers need to have strong experience in cold water & dry-suit diving. The dive team leaders aboard the Ortelius are experts in their field, and aim to offer 1 - 2 dives per day, depending on local ice and weather conditions. Besides diving next to stunning ice floes, there is other interesting marine life such as kelp walls, sea snails, starfish and giant isopods. The diving is shallow, around 20m/60ft, and varies from shallow ice diving, shore diving or from a zodiac. This region is un-spoilt and divers will have the chance to see penguins, sea lions and maybe even leopard seals underwater. Diving the Antarctica and Sub-Antarctic Islands is a unique experience, and not something many people have the opportunity to experience. The Ortelius liveaboard also offers Polar dive trips to the Antarctic Peninsular in January, February & March each year. Offering all the comforts of a standard hotel, social areas include the spacious dining room, lounge, bar and lecture room, as well as deck viewing space to offer wildlife spotting opportunities. The Deluxe and Superior cabins also have a sofa, refrigerator and tea & coffee making facilities. All cabins have private toilet/shower facilities, desk, chair, flatscreen TV, telephone, hairdryer and ample storage space. There are 53 cabins on board, and options range from Quadruple share to Superior. Topside, the 91m Ortelius caters to 108 guests over several decks. The Ortelius holds the highest ice-class notation available, making her more than adequate for these voyages. ![]() Whichever Antarctic cruise you choose, you will be looked after by the highly experienced expedition specialists, including one expedition leader, one assistant and 6 lecturers/guides. Other trips include exploring the Weddel Sea in search of Emperor Penguins, where you will enjoy helicopter rides in the search. During these trips all activities are free of charge, including camping, kayaking, snowshoe/hiking, mountaineering and photo workshops, as well as all the standard shore excursions and zodiac rides. There are a wide range of itineraries to choose from, including the popular 'Basecamp' departures. The Ortelius cruise ship offers exciting expeditions to the Antarctic Peninsular from November to March each year. ![]()
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