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21 Night Scott and Shackletons Antarctic Ross Sea Expedition Cruise

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21 Night Scott and Shackletons Antarctic Ross Sea Expedition Cruise

From Dunedin, (New Zealand) to Dunedin, (New Zealand)

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Le Soleal
Ponant Cruises
4 Stars

Cruise #: 13933076

Sail Date: Monday, Jan 26, 2026

Return Date: Monday, Feb 16, 2026

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Room Types & Rates:

Oceanview		Call to Book1-800-427-8473
Balcony		$31,580
Suite		$51,240

*Prices are per person based on double occupancy

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21 Night Scott and Shackletons Antarctic Ross Sea Expedition Cruise

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Monday - Jan 26, 2026

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Dunedin, New Zealand
Depart: 18:00:00

Dunedin is New Zealand's oldest city and is often referred to as the Edinburgh of New Zealand. This city of the South wears its Scottish heritage with pride. The city contains some of the best-preserved Victorian and Edwardian architecture in the Southern Hemisphere. The Silverpeaks hinterland to the North West provides a picturesque backdrop and the Otago Peninsula, which lies within the city boundaries, has internationally renowned wildlife reserves, including the only mainland breeding colony of Northern Royal Albatross. ...
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Tuesday - Jan 27, 2026

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2

At Sea

During your journey at sea, make the most of the many services and activities on board. Treat yourself to a moment of relaxation in the spa or stay in shape in the fitness center. Depending on the season, let yourself be tempted by the swimming pool or a spot of sunbathing. As for lovers of the open sea, they will be able to visit the ship's upper deck to admire the spectacle of the waves and perhaps be lucky enough to observe marine species. A truly enchanted interlude, combining comfort, rest, and entertainment. ...
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Wednesday - Jan 28, 2026

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Campbell Island, New Zealand

Campbell Island is the most southerly of the five New Zealand Subantarctic groups. Described by the English botanist Joseph Hooker as having a "flora display second to none outside the tropics". It is known for its megaherbs, herbaceous, perennial wildflowers characterised by their great size, with huge leaves and very colourful flowers, which have developed as an adaptation to the harsh weather conditions on the islands. Campbell Island is also home to six species of albatross, and several critically endangered endemic birds including the Campbell Island teal and snipe. You will have the opportunity to undertake a guided walk on the Col Lyall Saddle boardwalk as well as undertake a zodiac tour around the coastline of Perseverance Harbour. ...
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Thursday - Jan 29, 2026

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4

At Sea

Friday - Jan 30, 2026

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At Sea

Saturday - Jan 31, 2026

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At Sea

Sunday - Feb 1, 2026

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7

Ross Sea Region, Antarctica, Antarctica

The Ross Sea, the southernmost sea in the world, owes its name to Sir James Clark Ross, both a naturalist and a Royal Navy officer, who first explored the area in 1841 with HMS Erebus and HMS Terror. It is bounded on the east by Roosevelt Island and the King Edward VII Peninsula in Marie Byrd Land, on the west by Ross Island and the coastal mountains of Victoria Land, and on the south by the Ross Ice Shelf, the largest ice shelf in Antarctica located some 320 kilometers from the geographic South Pole. The history and treasures of the world's ultimate marine sanctuary will be revealed during this extraordinary expedition. You will be able, weather and ice conditions permitting, to discover several emblematic sites in the region. Among the possible stopovers, Cape Adare, at the northern end of the Borchgrevink Coast, home to the world's largest colony of Adelie penguins. We will attempt to reach Terra Nova Bay where the Italian and South Korean scientific stations are located to the north and the Drygalski Ice Tongue to the south. Dating back at least 4,000 years, it extends 70 kilometers offshore from the David Glacier and is 24 kilometers long at its widest point. On the Inexpressible Island, discover the exceptional survival conditions of a group of six men of the Terra Nova Expedition, led by Robert Falcon Scott (1910-1913), forced to winter in a cave dug in the ice, today classified as an Antarctica historical monument. On Ross Island, follow in the footsteps of the polar explorers Sir James Clark Ross and discover Sir Ernest Shackleton's hut, classified as an Antarctica historical monument. Built at Cape Royds during the British expedition Nimrod (1907-1909), it proudly stands at the bottom of Mount Erebus. Sixty years earlier, while Captain James Ross was trying to reach the South Magnetic Pole, he discovered Franklin Island, located 130 kilometers east of Cape Hickey in Victoria Land. He named it after Sir John Franklin, Arctic explorer and governor of the territory of present-day Tasmania. You will be offered there a privileged position to observe Adelie penguins in their daily ballet as well as Weddell seals, resting on the shore. ...
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Monday - Feb 2, 2026

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8

Ross Sea Region, Antarctica, Antarctica

Tuesday - Feb 3, 2026

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Ross Sea Region, Antarctica, Antarctica

Wednesday - Feb 4, 2026

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10

Ross Sea Region, Antarctica, Antarctica

Thursday - Feb 5, 2026

Day
11

Ross Sea Region, Antarctica, Antarctica

Friday - Feb 6, 2026

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Ross Sea Region, Antarctica, Antarctica

Saturday - Feb 7, 2026

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Ross Sea Region, Antarctica, Antarctica

Sunday - Feb 8, 2026

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14

Ross Sea Region, Antarctica, Antarctica

Monday - Feb 9, 2026

Day
15

At Sea

Tuesday - Feb 10, 2026

Day
16

At Sea

Wednesday - Feb 11, 2026

Day
17

At Sea

Thursday - Feb 12, 2026

Day
18

Macquarie Island, Australia

Long celebrated as one of the wonder spots of the world, Macquarie Island is an island of great beauty and outstanding natural diversity, a breeding place for more than 3.5 million seabirds, most of which are penguins. There are four species breeding on Macquarie Island: royals, kings, gentoos, and rock hoppers. There are also three types of fur seals and one-seventh of the world's population of elephant seals breeding on the island. In 1948, the Australian National Antarctic Research Expeditions (ANARE) established its expedition headquarters on Macquarie Island. If time and weather permit, guests will have the opportunity to land ashore and view the prolific wildlife that resides here. ...
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Friday - Feb 13, 2026

Day
19

At Sea

Saturday - Feb 14, 2026

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20

Snares Islands, New Zealand

Amongst the Subantarctic Islands of New Zealand, the Snares have the distinction of being the only forested group without introduced mammals, not even mice. Consequently, it is a remarkable haven for wildlife. The island boasts more nesting seabirds than the entire realm of the British Isles. Over 2 million sooty shearwaters breed here in the summer months. Four species of albatross are listed as breeding on the Snares along with 35,000 endemic Snares crested penguins. There are also approximately 1,000 New Zealand fur seals and 500 New Zealand sea lions. Landing on the Snares is prohibited. If time and weather permit, you will have the opportunity to explore the coastal environments and view the prolific wildlife from our fleet of zodiac. ...
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Sunday - Feb 15, 2026

Day
21

At Sea

Monday - Feb 16, 2026

Day
22

Dunedin, New Zealand

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