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Destination Guide - Antarctica

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6 | Antarctica Destination Guide "Viking Polaris conveys us to one of the world's most inhospitable places in astonishing comfort." "Viking Octantis is an ideal vessel for anyone with a spirit of adventure but the unwillingness to compromise on comfort and amenities." "Each and every voyage with Viking has been a wonderful experience but number one has to be the sheer beauty and magic of Antarctica." - Diane H. Hear from Viking guests who have journeyed to the end of the Earth with us What It's Like On Board An ANTARCTIC VOYAGE "Viking may well normalise expedition cruising and take it into the mid-budget mainstream in a further blurring of the distinctions that once defined cruise companies and cruising styles." Brian J. ADELIE PENGUINS, ANTARCTICA "On the back of the ship, a remarkable room called the Aula functions as a lecture hall. Massive windows on three sides make it possible to steal glimpses of the very surroundings a cast of lecturers educate passengers on: Daily talks range from an 45-minute "Diversity of Penguins" seminar from on-board ornithologists, to a discussion on Antarctica's formation from a geologist." - Meagan S. "Passengers prove to be very keen students indeed. A 7.15am appointment for the launch of a weather balloon is well attended; hands shoot up at question time in the theatre as Tess Hudson, a marine biologist, completes her lecture on whale identification; and throughout the sailing, attendees rave about the science-lab sessions. Meanwhile, the whale watching draws plenty of passengers on deck." - Emma F. - Susan B. - Peter L.

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