Digital Media KitAugust 2019

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THE NEW BENCHMARK IN ULTRA LUXURY CRUISINGInspired by the sleek contours of a sailing yacht and custom-built with an unwavering commitment to safety and excellence in design, Scenic Eclipse combines a wealth of world-class facilities with the opportunity for unrivalled exploration. Hand-crafted itineraries are full of rare-moments and extraordinary experiences from the sublime beauty of the Polar regions, to the magnificent Norwegian Fjords, the sun-drenched Caribbean and the history and cultures of South America and the Mediterranean. Scenic Eclipse is the next generation in Ocean Cruising.

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Australian Roots to Global Reach Scenic Luxury Cruises and Tours is an Australian founded company with more than three decades of experience creating unforgettable handcrafted journeys for our guests, across the world’s most beautiful stretches of land and water.

From humble beginnings, we began offering coach tours along Australia’s Great Ocean Road, before expanding internationally with land-based tours in Canada and Africa and identifying an opportunity in all-inclusive European river cruising.

Recognised as a leader in our field, we now take guests from over 35 countries to destinations all around the world.

Today we have over ten global offices and over 23 own ships delivering unparalleled wonder to our guests. We do this for our leading luxury brand Scenic and for our sister brands; Evergreen Cruises and Tours, Emerald Waterways and Mayflower.

Inspired by a Sense of WonderAt Scenic we believe the world is an amazing place, with beauty to be explored on every continent, the oceans and rivers in-between. And these special destinations deserve to be discovered in truly

special ways. Which is why we have developed extraordinary itineraries that travel to more than 60 countries spanning all seven continents.

We’re forever driven by the belief that you should never lose your sense of wonder, and creating moments of wonder for our guests in incredible places around the world is always at the heart of what we do. It’s why we started – and why we continue to push the boundaries of luxury travel today.

Incomparable Innovation From our early beginnings we have a constant desire to provide exceptional travel experiences to our guests. And how our guests travel is equally as important as the destination itself.

Whether it was with our 2-door coaches, our custom built Space-Ships with industry-first balcony

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suites and more public spaces for guests to enjoy, the launch of Emerald Waterways or with the introduction of Scenic Enrich and Scenic Freechoice excursions, we always aim for the best guest experience, that will last a lifetime.

And now the next big leap is the exciting arrival of Scenic Eclipse, due to commence her inaugural voyage on 15 August 2019. The World’s

First Discovery Yacht™ welcomes a new era in luxury expedition travel, where industry leading safety and environmental standards combine with state-of-the-art technology and the six-star experience, to yet again set the benchmark on an international stage.

Scenic is a member of CLIA (Cruise Lines International Association), IATA (International Air Transport

Association), CATO (Council of Australian Tour Operators), and is ATAS (AFTA Travel Accreditation Scheme) and ATAP Accredited (Australian Tourism Accreditation Program). Scenic has been the recipient of national and international accolades from the industry and its partners, as well as recognised within the industry for its exemplary product and operations.

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Scenic Discovery Our Scenic Discovery excursions, which take guests on exploratory guided tours on board Zodiacs, kayaks and e-bikes, allow for a full adventure experience like nothing else. These excursions also include snorkelling in the lush, clear waters in the Caribbean, hiking across the Arctic tundra and kayaking close to breathtaking marine life.

Scenic DiscoveryFrom Discovery Team leaders to experienced activity guides, historians, geologists, ornithologist, marine biologists, naturalists and leading photographers, the Scenic Eclipse Discovery Team provides a wealth of knowledge and experience. Our Discovery Leaders are experts in their fields. They will share their insights into the environment, history and culture of each region and their personal highlights so you are ready to explore the many new horizons that await onshore.Each Discovery Leader is an expert in their field, providing you first-hand with unrivalled knowledge and fleet insights on everything from the environment, history and culture of each region you visit. Combined decades of rich experiences and in-depth research will be boiled down to expert lessons on your surroundings – there’s simply no better way to experience your destinations.The guests’ journey of discovery will be enhanced by:

Helicopter The Scenic Eclipse is equipped with our state-of-the-art Airbus H130-T2 helicopters which seat up to six guests*

Submarine Scenic Eclipse’s U-Boat Worx Cruise Submarine 7 is capable of diving to a depth of 300 metres and offers seating for up to six guests.*

Zodiacs Scenic Eclipse fleet of Zodiacs will take guests to the heart of the action.

Kayaks Our included tandem kayaks excursions offer active explorations through incredible scenery and wildlife encounters.

Marina The specially designed marina for launching Zodiacs and kayaks, weather permitting.

*Helicopter and Submarine excursions are extra cost.

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Scenic Freechoice These activities offer passengers the flexibility to pick the expert-led shore excursion that suits their taste. From seeing great works of art and architecture to a behind-the-scenes encounter with local artisans or experiencing local culture, each destination offers a wealth of activities.

Scenic Enrich These unique encounters take passengers behind the scenes to enjoy private and special moments not available to the ordinary traveller. From the Mediterranean to the Baltics, from the Canadian Maritimes to South America, the Caribbean and Central America, these spectacular events offer treasured insights into the cultural, musical and natural highlights of each destination.

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Meet the

Discovery Team

The Scenic Eclipse Discovery Team are experts in their fields and experienced activity guides, historians, geologists, ornithologist, marine biologists, naturalists and leading photographers – all providing a wealth of knowledge and experience.

Jason A FlesherLecturer/Naturalist and Expedition Team LeaderNationality: USAJason has been committed to all aspects of experiential and wilderness education along with search and rescue for over 35 years. From the top of 23,000 foot peaks to exploring the labyrinths 1,500 feet beneath the surface of the earth and kayaking the world’s oceans, Jason’s professional experience evolved to the role of Lead Antarctic Expedition Guide for 2,041 expeditions that focus on climate change and as an experiential facilitator and wilderness guide educating diverse groups of all ages and backgrounds in over twenty countries, on all seven continents. Published in numerous publications for his work, including The New York Times, Readers Digest, Outfitter Magazine, Land Rover Magazine, Climbing and the National Speleological Society magazines to name a few, Jason has received numerous appreciation awards and citations for his work with businesses, youth and with the communities he serves. “An adventure is not of the physical, it is of the mind.” This personal belief has led Jason to live his life through experience, appreciation, and growth.

Travis WadeleyAssistant Expedition LeaderNationality: South AfricaTravis was born and raised in the beautiful city of Cape Town where his passion for the ocean started at a young age on the beaches of South Africa. His adventurous nature led him to the Bahamas where he worked on a private island as a lifeguard and then into cruising with a shore excursions role visiting many popular destinations. Amazed by the natural wonders of the world, a desire to discover and to visit more remote locations took Travis to Expedition cruising where for the last six years he has worked in remarkable parts of the world such as Antarctica and the Arctic, bringing with him a wealth of knowledge as an experienced expedition team member.

Liz BradfieldLecturer/GeologistNationality: USALiz splits her time between the worlds of biology and literature. At home on Cape Cod, she does fieldwork with whales and seals and as the author of three collections of poetry and the mixed

genre Toward Antarctica, Liz also brings with her an interest in how literature and art can enliven science and enrich our connections to places. She has had work published in The New Yorker, The Atlantic Monthly, Orion, and is a professor of creative writing at Brandeis University. Liz has worked on expedition ships as a naturalist since 1999 and likes to think of herself as an “aspiring generalist.” She finds that the continued study of any place, animal, or ecology leads only to more interesting questions and interconnections, and fields to explore.

David HeydonLecturer/GeologistNationality: AustraliaEducated as a naturalist but an explorer by desire, David was nominated for the 2016 ‘Australian of the Year’ award and received the Moore Medal in 2012 for his extensive environmental and oceanographic studies of deep-sea environments. In awe of the wonders of the planet, from the North Pole where his group was the first ever to stand on a summer solstice, to travelling to Mawson’s Hut in Antarctica, David has participated in numerous expedition cruises including the North Pole, North West Passage, Greenland, Far

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East Russia, Antarctica (both Peninsula and Commonwealth Bay), Sub Antarctic Islands of Australian and New Zealand, and many other Pacific regions.

Amanda CharlandLecturer/HistorianNationality: CanadaDr Amanda Charland was born and raised in Canada and developed a love of travel and archaeology during a family trip to Mexico’s Chichen Itza. She received her doctorate in archaeology from the University of Glasgow and during her doctoral research, travelled to Israel to study the ruins of Crusader-era city walls. Her interest lies in the interaction between different groups of people and how they alter walls through destruction, reconstruction, ornamentation, or new construction. Other research highlights include exploring the function of Cyprus’s Frankish castles; surveying and excavating Second World War aircraft wreckage in Scotland’s Highlands and Islands; and exploring the history of the University of Glasgow’s 19th and 20th century architecture. Most recently, Amanda co-authored a book with the American Philosophical Society, the oldest learned society in the United States. The book investigates the life of a Pennsylvania farm from colonial times to the present.

Brandon KleynLecturer/NaturalistNationality: South AfricaBrandon’s exploration days started at a young age when he was attending an outdoors-based boarding school in the South African Cape mountain’s in Swellendam. At the age of sixteen he started working as a kayak guide on a nearby river and spent every school holiday travelling to South Africa’s greatest rivers. Since then he has worked as a kayak guide in and around numerous parts of South Africa, obtaining more experience from different rivers and coastal waters. Brandon’s love for the outdoors and nature led him to start his teaching degree, specialising in Geography. After three years of teaching Brandon decided to turn his attention once again to kayaking, guiding and making his passion a profession. Brandon is a RYA certified zodiac driver and APA qualified lead kayak guide. When not working or travelling, he can be found daily surfing and hiking Cape Town’s rugged coast.

Carly FleetNationality: CanadaHailing from the beautiful island of Grand Manan in eastern Canada’s spectacular

Bay of Fundy, Carly Fleet is a natural-born outdoor enthusiast with an affinity for the ocean. While on the island, she has operated fishing vessels; worked as a lobster fisher and commercial scuba diver; and guided kayak and hiking tours. An avid adventurer, Carly has had the privilege of visiting over forty countries around the globe. Some of her endeavours have included working in the recreational scuba dive industry in the Galapagos Islands and on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef; teaching English in South Korea; studying for a year in both France and Cuba; and doing volunteer work in Uganda and Costa Rica. A licenced teacher and experienced guide, Carly enjoys mentoring, coaching, and instilling a love of nature in her students, tour guests, and all those she meets along her travels. When she is not happily paddling the coast in her kayak, Carly can be found working in the tourism industry, teaching, guiding, or planning her next adventure.

Jennifer FoughtLecturer/GeologistNationality: USAJennifer has combined her love for the outdoors and passion for earth science into a career in the expedition industry. She has experience working as a lecturer, guide and zodiac driver in the Antarctic, Alaska, Panama Canal, Patagonia and northern South America regions. Outside of geology, Jennifer is an avid hiker, mountain biker, CrossFit athlete, and paddle boarder. She is passionate about gaining knowledge and a greater understanding of how our planet changes and experiencing the natural wonders Earth has to offer. While pursuing her master’s degree at

Florida State University, she worked as a research assistant to the chairman of the Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Science department. Jennifer spearheaded the evaluation and analysis of structural data in the Appalachian eastern Blue Ridge for a USGS project during her research in graduate school. Her geology research has taken her from the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of New Mexico to the ancient terrains of the Appalachian range to the glaciers of Greenland.

Roddy BrayLecturer/AnthropologistNationality: UKAs a guide, writer, lecturer, filmmaker and expedition team-member Roddy has worked in more than 25 countries. Originally trained as an Anthropologist in England and at the University of Cape Town, Physical Anthropology has given Roddy an abiding interest in human evolution and the interface of human nature and behaviour. Bewitched by the revolutionary spirit in South Africa,

coupled with the beauty and diversity of Cape Town, Roddy was drawn into

guiding as inquisitive travellers began to arrive in growing numbers

with the fall of apartheid and the election of Nelson Mandela. Throughout 2010 Roddy was ‘on the road’ with his young family using film and audio he created a multimedia website about inspirational people and places in Africa, ‘GreatGuides.Org’. This year-long journey led to a book ‘Travelling in Africa

With Kids’. In 2011 Roddy began lecturing on ships, initially along

the West Coast of Africa, speaking on a wide range of issues from

history to conservation, and human evolution to aid and development.

Roddy has also published ‘Recycling Adversity: the life of Gerd Ledermann’, an account of a Kindertransport orphan who lived a remarkable life. Roddy now lives in Oxford, England, and when he is not at sea he works as a public speaker presenting various talks including ‘An A to Z of the English’.

Louis Justin Nationality: FranceAfter graduating from Europe’s leading management school, Louis spent four years in Australia and New Zealand taking every opportunity to explore these countries and their neighbours, cultures, ancient and modern, deserts, icy and tropical, volcanoes, extinct and active. While completing his master’s degree, he studied the geographical and economic history of Australia, New Zealand and the South-West Pacific Ocean. Louis then

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joined the expedition cruising industry and now shares his knowledge of geography and the history of exploration. His interest for the natural world also enables him to discuss subjects such as geophysics, navigation, weather, volcanoes, and related sciences. Lecturer and expedition leader, originally from Normandy and now based in England, Louis organises voyages and leads itineraries to the world’s most secluded wildernesses and cultural jewels.

Sarah HrdlickaKayak GuideNationality: CanadaSarah has always loved the outdoors, but she didn’t consider a career outside until she found herself taking a break from an urban planning desk job to run a ship-based yoga program in Antarctica. Inspired by the exceptional wilderness experiences the icy continent offers, she decided to continue down this unexpected path. This led her to kayak guiding, and on many great paddling adventures around the world, from Patagonia to Newfoundland, Canada. Now based in Nova Scotia’s LaHave Islands, Sarah owns her own paddling business and is a Paddle Canada Instructor for sea kayaking and stand-up paddle boarding, as well as a 500hr Advanced Yoga Instructor. When she is not paddling or teaching yoga, you can find her swimming, sailing or surfing depending on the sea state.

Scott MccormackNaturalist GuideNationality: CanadaScott McCormack is a wilderness guide, paddling instructor and outdoor educator from Nova Scotia, Canada. Scott has more than 20 years of extensive paddle guiding experience from Newfoundland and Labrador to British Columbia, and from Antarctica to the Norwegian Arctic. He holds a Master of Environmental Studies (MES) from York University; a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) in Outdoor and Experiential Education from Queens University, and a B.A from Dalhousie University. His research explores human/nature relationships, ecological identity, and how expeditions that employ indigenous technology can mediate a deeper understanding of a place. A certified canoe, paddleboard and sea kayak instructor with Paddle Canada with an easy-going attitude, Scott delivers safe, fun and educational trips for all populations and skill levels.

Uli ErfurthMarine BiologistNationality: Germany Uli has been working on expedition cruise ships since 1994. The biology graduate had a truly life-changing experience during his time as a field scientist researching on the diving behavior of Galapagos fur seals when he lived in a tent next to a large rookery for half a year. Several hundred days in Antarctica also provided intimate wildlife encounters which he considers a huge privilege. Uli is also a scuba diving instructor trainee with over 3,500 dives logged across almost all oceans of the world. In 2015 Uli decided to become an oceanic nomad with no terrestrial home but lots of opportunities for adventures and passionate topside and underwater photography. Presently he lives on expedition cruise ships for up to 200 days per year.

Adam JenkinsBiologistNationality: USAAfter attending the University of Washington, Adam embarked on a single-handed voyage down the Pacific Coast aboard Saint Brendan, his 27-foot sloop. On this voyage, he explored the Sea of Cortez, transited the Panama Canal, circumnavigated the Caribbean Sea and explored the eastern seaboard from Florida to Nova Scotia. During this four-year voyage, Adam made a living as a professional sailor, sailing as master aboard various vessels in the Caribbean Sea and lived aboard his boat in Guatemala and Belize for a year.

For over 20 years Adam worked with NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service and the US Antarctic Program as a field biologist, expedition leader and science project manager supporting marine mammal and ecosystem researchers in the Antarctica, and the coastal waters of the Eastern Pacific from Alaska to Cape Horn. Adam holds NOAA Master diver and dive master certifications. When not at sea on an expedition vessel, Adam owns a yacht delivery company Yachtlogic and can be found delivering a yacht as a professional sailor, see his web site at Yachtlogic.com.

Seb CoulthardHistorian/Zodiac Driver/NaturalistNationality: UKSeb is an accomplished sailor, engineer and expedition guide with 18 years’ military experience in the Royal Navy. After re-inventing himself from helicopter engineer to polar historian, he now works aboard luxury ships and mega-yachts engaging, inspiring and activating people to connect with nature and the

great outdoors. His multi-disciplinary background is known for creating unique expedition experiences, with his love for storytelling keeping those whiling to listen in awe. In 2013, Seb joined the Shackleton Epic Expedition, a re-enactment of the celebrated 830-mile boat journey undertaken by Sir Ernest Shackleton aboard the James Caird lifeboat from Elephant Island to South Georgia. With unparalleled knowledge and experience of exploring the Antarctic Peninsula, the Northwest Passage, Svalbard, Iceland, Greenland, the Arabian Peninsula, Patagonia, Europe, and the Pacific islands spanning from Rapanui to Australia, he is an incredible well-travelled guide.

Baldur ThorvaldssonPolar GuideNationality: IcelandBaldur is Icelandic and has been a marine naturalist and Polar guide since gaining an MSc degree in Ecotourism in Scotland in 2012. He has over 40 voyages in the Antarctic, Falkland Islands, South

Georgia, Svalbard, Greenland, Iceland and Norway on top of various remote islands and archipelagos to his name. He loves working on whale-watching boats but only found wat his true love when he started working on expedition ships with the change and challenges, they present. As a graduate of Ecotourism, he strongly believes in sustainable, ethical wildlife tourism as a powerful tool in helping people become conservation minded and appreciate wild places and wildlife.

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Peter DamischHistorian/NaturalistNationality: USAPeter has pursued many passions, and exploring polar, tropical, temperate and desert regions have all yielded many close, personal interactions while learning more about intriguing people, their unusual history as well as unique cultural/social traditions at exciting and remote locations spanning this beautiful planet. Globally, Peter has 1.8+ Million Km at sea, 100+ polar and 150+ other expeditions, including remote operations at Elephant, Gough, Franz Joseph, Kvitoya, Matua, Novaya Zemlya, Palmerston, Pitcairn, Seguam, Aldabra and Tristan da Cunha. He has transited the Northwest Passage, completed multiple circumnavigations and sailed on Captain Cook’s Endeavour square rigged replica. As Expedition Leader and International Team Member, Peter has had the privilege of guiding and working with fascinating people in seven continents while visiting isolated villages, white water rafting, glacier and orangutan trekking, para sailing, zip lining or operating along active volcanoes.

Keith SpringerNaturalistNationality: New ZealandKeith is a New Zealander with a passion for the outdoors and islands – interests which have taken him to widespread locations around the Southern Hemisphere. Keith has had a varied career including 20 years as a forest and national park ranger with the New Zealand Department of Conservation, work in Antarctica with Antarctica New Zealand and on expedition ships to Antarctica and

the sub-Antarctic islands, as a naturalist and zodiac driver. Islands have featured largely in Keith’s life, including a year spent on Raoul Island in the Kermadec group, a total of over three years on Macquarie Island, six months on South Georgia and two months on the Antipodes Islands, as well as over three years cumulatively at Scott Base in Antarctica.

Keith is currently based on Lord Howe Island after ten years living in Tasmania. He is part of a project team aiming to eradicate rats and mice from Lord Howe to protect seabirds and endemic land birds from rodent predation.

Larisa SosnovskaiaNationality: RussianLarisa was born and raised in St. Petersburg, Russia, and started guiding in her hometown at the age of 12. She won a scholarship in the Biological Faculty at St. Petersburg Youth Academy of Art, graduated St. Petersburg State university in Public Relations, and has lived and worked in six continents. In 2010 she sailed to Antarctica on board an expedition vessel. In 2016 as a new challenge she sailed a 65ft yacht as First Mate for more than a year, but Antarctica was calling, and in 2018 she joined a new expedition team. Since 2013 she has been living in Mexico, Yukatan Peninsula, implementing ecotourism with environmental protection. She studied and researched tropical waters and marine life diversity. Larisa worked and lived in different indigenous communities in Mexico, establishing ecotourism and preventing possible hazards for local.

Nicole GolightlyZodiac Driver/General NaturalistNationality: AustraliaNicole grew up in the far north east of Australia and with the passion for adventure and learning about the world around her, working on a cruise ship seemed to suite her perfectly. She started working in the expedition cruising industry in 2014 and she has traveled from the far south to the far north to the exciting Polar Regions of the world, through the always-breath taking Russian far east to the head-hunting villages of Papua New Guinea.

Adriaan OliverNaturalist/Zodiac DriverNationality: South AfricaAdriaan has had a passion for adventure from a young age, finishing his Pilot’s Licence at 19 years old and working as an Abseiling Instructor off the world’s highest natural abseil on Table Mountain in Cape Town, South Africa. From swimming with dolphins and sharks and sharing the ocean with huge Southern right whales while surfing, he knew he wanted to work on the ocean and find out what else there is to explore. Adriaan made his move to expedition cruise ships travelling to the most remote places on earth, hoping to share once in a lifetime experiences and memories with people who have a shared dream of travelling to the far ends of the earth.

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Jay Schmidlapp Helicopter Lead Pilot, Scenic EclipseJay began his aviation career in the 90s as an instructor pilot before flying news helicopters for NBC in Orlando Florida and Miami. Since then he has flown for many high-profile celebrities and business figures combining his two passions of yachting and helicopters. He shares his insights...

What are your most memorable destinations, wildlife and geographical encounters?

Having flown corporate aviation and aboard some of the world’s most iconic yachts, I’ve been very fortunate to see some of the most beautiful destinations flying along the coast of Dominican Republic’s “Mona Passage” I’ve seen whales, sharks off the Florida coast and monkeys on remote islands to name a few.

Describe a typical day on board Scenic Eclipse.

Waking up and walking out on deck is first and foremost to enjoy the scenery before the fast-paced day begins. As senior lead pilot my responsibilities include many duties to a complex operation. Establishing our crew rotations, acquiring flight permits internationally, planning scenic flights to name a few. A typical day starts with gathering flight and passenger details from the discovery and operations teams. Once we are given the green light, we proceed with pre-flight weather checks, any local flight restrictions and anything else that could impact our flight.

What will our guests experience?

With a ‘Birds Eye View’ each passenger will experience incredible sights that are nearly impossible to see by any other method of transportation. Soaring smoothly above Icelandic geothermal lakes or the Norwegian fjords, passengers are welcome to use their cameras or mobile phones. However, each of the aircraft is equipped with video systems that will capture some of the most breath-taking scenery in some of the most remote locations.

Are there any new locations you’ll be experiencing?

Personally speaking, we will be visiting many locations new to me and the ship as a whole since it’s the first in luxury cruise ships to have helicopters based on board. The polar regions are a big part of Scenic Eclipse’s itinerary so much of our training and flight planning has been focused on such a remote and hostile environment. I’m very much looking forward to experience the sights of Emperor penguins and polar ice in these regions.

Where is your dream destination?

One location on my bucket list is Tahiti or the South Pacific destinations in general. Many of my previous yachts couldn’t break away from the Mediterranean so finding a sandy beach was tough. Out of all the places I’ve been it would be remiss not to mention Exuma Bahamas. The water in the Southern Bahamas is amazing and warm, just how I like it.

Are there are insider or little known tips you can share with our guests?

Fly in the helicopters.

How can guests make the most of every part of their adventure?

Gather as much information as they can from the Expedition Leaders on board the ship. Get plenty of rest because the extensive list of toys and activities on Scenic Eclipse will most certainly test your endurance.

Beyond the Horizon The Scenic sixth-star experienceScenic has always sought to venture beyond the horizon and for an additional cost passengers can take to the skies or dive into the crystal clear waters.

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Remy Izendooren Submarine Pilot, Scenic EclipseWith an insatiable hunger for adventure and discovery, Remy Izendooren has worked on 62-passenger ship and charter yachts, visiting the Seychelles, Adriatic Sea, Greenland, Greece, Malta, Côte d’Azur, Antarctica and Chile. He shares his deep sea insights...

Tell us about your role as Senior Submarine Operations Officer

From selecting dive sites and organizing permits, to rinsing the sub with fresh water after a long day of diving, I am responsible for all aspects of the submarine operations on board Scenic Eclipse. The real highlight for me is sharing the subsea wonders of the world with our guests. Volcanic pinnacles, sheer walls, majestic wrecks, a wide diversity of marine life and beautiful reefs all lie waiting to be discovered.

Where is your favourite dive location and why?

The world has a myriad of spectacular dive sites waiting for us to explore, from sunken wrecks and vibrant tropical reefs to a sea floor teeming with life in Antarctica. My personal wish list includes diving the

Strýtan Hydrothermal Field in Eyjafjörður, Northern Iceland

Half Moon Cay Wall, south-east of Lighthouse Reef atoll in Belize

Wreck of HMHS Britannic, sister ship of the infamous Titanic, in the Aegean Sea

How do you describe the experience of going in a submarine to a guest?

Diving with our submarine is an ‘out of this world’ experience.

What is the best guest feedback you have ever received?

I have had the honour to be a part of many people’s first-ever experience of being underwater. To me it’s all about people and their genuine reactions and emotions. The best feedback is not always given verbally. I will never forget the lady that fell asleep during the ascent after an incredible dive to the Antarctic seafloor. After I woke her at the surface she told me that she got so relaxed from the serene setting and exploring the dream-like, underwater world that she dozed off.

What’s the biggest challenge in piloting a submarine in a range of different oceans and climates?

Modern submersibles are without doubt the safest way to dive into the heart of our oceans. Our seven-person submarine will be taking guests to the furthest reaches of remote regions and therefore safety is paramount. In ensuring safety with no compromise, above all else we had to establish self-sufficiency in our contingency plans.

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Senses SpaWellness and relaxation From thermal loungers that gently heat and purify the body to 550 square metres (5,920 square feet) of Senses Spa, Scenic Eclipse boasts a plethora of all-inclusive indulgent wellness spaces.

Fully equipped gym

Yoga and Pilates studio

Temperature-controlled plunge pools on the Spa, Sun and Pool Terraces

Pool and Spa Terraces with sun beds

Women’s and men’s saunas and steam rooms

Signature thermal loungers

Women’s and men’s relaxation lounges

Specialist experience showersFeaturing treatments and products from ESPA, Susanne Kaufmann and John Masters Organics for an additional cost.The symbol of our Spa is the Ginkgo leaf, an object of veneration across cultures. Revered for its beauty, its resilience and its longevity, the Gingko is a living fossil, unchanged for more than 200 million years. This demonstration of resilience, combined with its antiquity, has granted the tree many symbolic meanings throughout the world.

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Large Luxurious SuitesScenic Eclipse accommodates 228 guests and 200 in the Polar regions, and has an almost 1:1 staff-to-guest ratio. The luxurious vessel boasts 114 spacious and elegantly appointed suites across five decks, from the 32 square metre (344 square feet) Verandah Suites to the 247 square metre (2,659 square feet) Two-bedroom Penthouse Suite. Every indulgent suite includes: A private verandah or terrace Luxury king size Scenic Slumber Bed Separate sleep zone and lounge area En-suite bathroom with shower and vanity Hypoallergenic air purification system Butler service In-suite beverage and dining service Mini-bar including Illy coffee and specialty teas,

re-stocked daily HDTV entertainment system and Bose® speakers

Owner’s Penthouse SuitesThe Owner’s Penthouse Suite is located at the bow of the yacht, on Deck 9, and boasts the best views on board.The suites feature the following exclusive features: Spacious 60 square metre (646 square feet) terrace

with lounge area, sun loungers and private Jacuzzi In-suite dining with seating for up to eight guests Personalised mini-bar re-stocked daily Dual steam shower, therapeutic spa bath, guest

powder room and VIP amenities Complimentary one hour spa treatment per guest Complimentary laundry service^ Preferred reservations for dining in specialty

restaurants Guaranteed preferred choice of shore excursions Priority helicopter and submarine reservations VIP embarkation and disembarkation

Panorama SuitesLocated at the front of the yacht, overlooking the bow on Decks 6 and 8, with spacious curved terraces, the Panorama Suites range in size from 110-115 square metres (1,184-1,238 square feet), with these exclusive features and inclusions: Spacious terrace with sun loungers Bedroom suite with reading alcove, desk and HDTV Separate lounge and dining area with a four-seater

dining table and cinema-surround HDTV Steam shower, full bath, dual vanity and VIP amenities Complimentary one hour spa treatment per suite Complimentary laundry service^ Priority dining in specialty restaurants Priority choice of shore excursions VIP embarkation and disembarkation

NB: Some images are artist’s impressions. ^Limited in remote regions.

Indulgent Havens & World-Class Service

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Marcelo Affonso Hotel Director, Scenic EclipseTell us about your career so far – was it something you always wanted to do?

I’ve got a degree in hotel and restaurant administration and have been managing and training hotel employees for the past 28 years, 24 of which were on cruise ships. My second passion is photography and caring for the planet and I firmly believe that I was born a natural motivator.

I was instantly inspired by Scenic Eclipse and this is, without a doubt, the most rewarding work of my professional career. I’m delighted to be involved.

What career highlights stand out for you? Describe your most memorable destinations and moments.

As the hotel director, my job is integral to the running of the ship. My position as host requires me to exude energy as I encourage guests, promote well-being and celebrate special moments, all while remaining calm and ensuring I perform my duties to a high standard.

Describe a typical day on board Scenic Eclipse and an outline of what your role involves?

A single day on Scenic Eclipse is rewarding and invigorating. My role is to make sure every single guest and member of the crew enjoys their time on board, where a connection with the elements, the luxury of every suite and the welcoming atmosphere make up the key factors of the 6-star experience.

Tell us what makes Scenic Eclipse such a stand out experience? What is particularly unique to this ship?

The vision of the ship is unique and the philosophy to provide the best travel experience, while promoting the protection of our planet, is certainly something to devote ourselves to.

What will our guests experience? How does the hospitality/spa/butler team on this ship set itself apart from other cruise ships?

We have been fortunate to find the very best professionals for each position, as we seek to inspire in them, the same passion to be the very best. Guests will board our ship as customers, and will leave as family members.

Are there any new locations you’ll be experiencing? Where do you expect to be the most remote location?

Antarctica is my favourite place on Earth, and I believe the Arctic Circle, South America and the American west coast will be amazing.

What aspect are you most looking forward to?

I’m looking forward to connecting with the guests and ensuring that they enjoy their experience. I’m also hoping to have the opportunity to photograph the beautiful destinations we will visit.

Where is your dream destination and why?

The Ocean. I am part of the ocean as much as the ocean is part of me.

Spa SuitesLocated on Decks 8 and 9, the opulent Spa Suites feature the signature double size Philippe Starck designed spa bath – a special feature exclusive to these suites. The suites range in size from 50-52 square metres (538-560 square feet), and feature: Double size Philippe Starck designed spa bath

overlooking the private verandah Steam shower with oversized head and light therapy Dual vanity basins and luxurious amenities Separate lounge area with reading chair Complimentary one hour spa treatment per suite Complimentary laundry service^

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Dining Philosophy & BeveragesAll-Inclusive Culinary Adventure With a choice of up to ten dining experiences, ranging from casual to fine dining and inspired by all four corners of the globe, Scenic Eclipse offers a multicultural culinary adventure. To immerse our guests further in the delights of gastronomy through culinary lessons by experts, Scenic Eclipse features a dedicated on board cooking school.

Elements The main restaurant featuring Italian, steak and seafood

Chef’s Table @ Elements An exclusive invitation to private dégustation dining

Koko’s Asian fusion restaurant and saké bar

Sushi @ Koko’s A wonderfully authentic Japanese experience

Teppanyaki @ Koko’s Private dining with an open Teppanyaki grill

Lumière Contemporary French fine-dining and Champagne bar

Azure Bar & Café Relaxed all-day grazing

Scenic Épicure Learn from the best in our dedicated cooking school

The Yacht Club Poolside grill, buffet and bar

In-Suite Dining Comprehensive 24-hour menu

From farm to table, our dining philosophy is the combination of the freshest produce with regional influences to authentically complement your journey. While cruising Europe, the Mediterranean and the Americas, dine al fresco poolside in the Yacht Club, watch fresh sushi being expertly rolled, or pick the herbs to accompany your own creations in Scenic Epicure. In the remote Polar regions at the top and bottom of the world, you’ll be astounded by the choices available after your day of exploration. From all-day grazing in Azure Bar & Café, to Asian fusion dining in Koko’s or handmade pasta in Elements, gastronomic delights will be at the heart of your dining experience.

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All-Inclusive Beverages Featuring eight spacious bars and lounges, relaxation awaits. Sip a glass of France’s finest at the intimate Champagne Bar, indulge in an aged single malt at the elegant Scenic Lounge or unwind in the Observation Lounge with a speciality tea or coffee. Complimentary beverages*, from a dry martini to a freshly squeezed juice, are part of the Scenic Eclipse signature all-inclusive promise.

Tom GoetterExecutive Chef, Scenic EclipseTell us a little about your career so far – it’s an unusual role, how did you qualify, and was it something you always wanted to do?

I wanted to do something new and enter in new challenges. When I heard about this project and the freedom to bring all my ideas to a brand new vessel. How could I say no to this opportunity.

What career highlights stand out for you? Describe your most memorable destinations and moments.

I competed in ‘Top Chef’ Germany at beginning of this year, which was a very intense and emotional experience. The pressure and have to cook for Eckart Witzigman, one of Europe’s most well respected chefs in front of millions of people, was something special. Finally I could show my friends and family, old colleages and general followers and friends why I have chosen such a life of by travelling all around the globe for the purpose of culinary.

Describe a typical day on board Scenic Eclipse and outline of what your role involves?

I don’t think there is any day like another one on a ship like Scenic Eclipse. The day is full of surprises and challenges that’s why I like it so much – not a single day is regular.

Tell us what makes Scenic Eclipse such a stand out experience? What is particularly unique to this ship?

The Scenic Eclipse is indeed more than special. The tools we use the equipment we have, the Items we use and the outlets themselves are just incredible. I mean 10 food venues for 200 guests and our own Micro Herb Garden.

What will our guests experience? How does the dining team on this Ship set itself apart from other cruise ships?

Guest will experience a much wider and more exclusive menu both in variety of dishes and cuisines chosen. My team represents more than 14 nations and we try to bring all of these to the plate. All our venues are different from incredible special from design, chinawear and food.

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All-Inclusive Beverages This includes:

Unlimited complimentary beverages*

Full in-suite mini-bar re-stocked daily

Refillable water bottle for all onshore excursions

Still and sparkling water in-suite

An extensive range of specialty teas and illy coffees

Tom GoetterExecutive Chef, Scenic Eclipse

Are there any new locations you’ll be experiencing?

I never been in Antarctica so I’m very much looking forward to grow Micro greens amongst the penguins.

What aspect are you most looking forward to?

I’ve been working in this project since last year March and I’m very much looking forward to seeing all outlets full of people and the energy I am hoping for. I want to make people happy and my chefs proud. The Team needs to feel like rock stars because this is what we really are. To work every day so hard for so many days in advance is just an outstanding success.

Where is your dream destination and why?

I don’t really care about nice buildings or fancy shops. I care most about the culinary aspects of each place so it doesn’t really matter where we are since every single corner has its own culinary influences so it’s a never ending learning and exploring process. When guest go out with me to local food markets, they usually describe me as a little kid in a toy store.

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Environment & SafetyThe Scenic CommitmentScenic has invested in state-of-the-art technology and environmentally sustainable systems to ensure we leave as small a footprint as possible. Scenic Eclipse’s eco-friendly initiatives include:

A GPS dynamic positioning system that allows us to maintain our location without dropping anchor onto sensitive sea beds. Scenic Eclipse uses custom-built stabilisers that are 50% larger than those of other ships for greater stability

An Advanced Wastewater Treatment Systems and highly efficient engines reduce emissions, noise and vibrations, for minimal disturbance to the surrounding marine life.

The Eclipse fleet is fuelled with Marine Gas Oil (MGO), which is the highest class of marine fuel, with the lowest concentration of sulphur and particulates. It is compatible with the strict emission requirements for cruising in polar regions.

All critical system on the vessels have been duplicated – wheel house, generators, food preparation and storage – to ensure that the unlikely failure of any does not impact on the safety of the vessel or the enjoyment of guests

Use of Azipod propulsion system resulting in lowest noise levels of any available system. They are also 12% more efficient than other equivalent systems.

With a Polar Class 6 rating, forward bow thrusters and an electronic Azipod propulsion system, Scenic Eclipse is able to safely navigate through polar waters.

Scenic is a proud member of the International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators (IAATO) and the Association of Arctic Expedition Cruise Operators (AECO) – associations dedicated to managing responsible, environmentally-friendly and safe tourism in the Arctic and Antarctic regions.

SafetyScenic Eclipse has been built to ensure the highest international safety standards and this dedication to safety, environmental protection and world-class innovation has allowed Scenic to design the most inspiring exciting itineraries possible.

Polar Class 6 rating – the highest of any luxury vessel

Forward bow thrusters and an electronic Azipod propulsion systems to safely navigate through Arctic and Antarctic waters

Custom-built stabilisers that are 50% larger than other ships and provide greater stability

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Antarctica & Arctic

Scenic is a proud member of the International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators (IAATO) and AECO (Association of Arctic Expedition Cruise Operators). Both associations are dedicated to managing responsible, environmentally friendly and safe tourism in the Arctic and Antarctica regions. As a member, Scenic Eclipse operations in these sensitive environmental areas will be carried out to these strict environmental standards.

Captain James GriffithsScenic Eclipse, The World’s First Discovery Yacht™What does it take to be the Captain of a luxury ocean vessel like Scenic Eclipse?

It takes around 10 years to get the licences required to command a ship the size of the Scenic Eclipse. Working in polar areas requires a very special set of skills, both my second-in-command and I hold advanced polar water certification and have racked up hundreds of days in high polar latitudes in North and South. I have now spent nearly 20 years in the industry, worked on 12 different ships, commanded six of them and visited over 105 countries. Scenic Eclipse will be a truly demanding ship to operate, the complexity of the helicopters, submarine, Zodiacs, and kayaks coupled with her highly advanced technology and the need to offer the ultimate 6-star service means that I and everyone else involved in the project must be passionate about delivering it.

What do you think sets Scenic Eclipse apart from other ships?

Scenic Eclipse is heading down a different path entirely to the competition. In expedition areas, we’ll have a crew to passenger ratio of 1:1 which is an industry first. We are the first cruise ship to house our own helicopters and submarine and will be the first expedition ship in service to comply with the latest ‘Safe Return to Port’ regulations that necessitate two independent engine rooms, two independent bridges and multi-redundancy in provision areas, galleys and power distribution, as well as Polar Class 6, which puts the ship’s ice strength above 1A Super – the highest of the Swedish Ice Classes before you become an ice breaker.

The ship is also fitted with a ‘Dynamic Positioning’ system, this allows us to maintain an exact position and heading automatically by making use of the ship’s oversized bow thrusters and Azipods. This means that we will be able to avoid anchoring and reduce damage to the sea bed, while ensuring the safest possible approach for our helicopters and Zodiac fleet. To give you an idea of how powerful the Scenic Eclipse bow thrusters are, a normal cruise ship would have around 10-20% of total propulsive power assigned to the bow thrusters, Scenic Eclipse has 50%.

Where are you most excited to be sailing to with the Scenic Eclipse?

Scenic Eclipse is a remarkable ship in every regard. I’ve worked as Captain on the world’s largest four masted sailing ship, the MSY Wind Star, which is an excellent warm water ship and the MV National Geographic Explorer, which is a very good cold water expedition ship, but Scenic Eclipse will be a ship that excels in all areas. She will be just as at home moored alongside the most impressive super yachts in the world at Monaco as she will be breaking ice less than 900 kilometres from the true North Pole. I am very excited to take the Scenic Eclipse everywhere, she is the first cruise ship to truly combine ‘go anywhere/see everything’ ability coupled with stunning super yacht looks and the most luxurious on board amenities, so I know she will bring an incredible ‘wow’ factor wherever she sails.

What do you think will be the highlight of a voyage with Scenic Eclipse for your guests and for your crew?

I am genuinely excited to see how guests will react to the Scenic Eclipse. She is designed to exceed expectations. Everyone will take away something different; perhaps a journey to a shipwreck in our submarine, a flight over a glacier with one of our highly trained pilots in a helicopter, maybe watching the sunrise on the bridge with one of our Deck Officers, or memories of the excellent dining venues. For my crew, I have been delighted how quick the very best people in the industry have been to join me on board the Scenic Eclipse. Scenic is not your average multi-national faceless company, it really does feel like a family, so serving our guests on board a ship like the Scenic Eclipse will be a career highlight for many.

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1 Sun Terrace 7 Elevator 13 Lumière 19 Teppanyaki @ Koko’s 25 Boutique Eclipse

2 Outdoorv Pools 8 Yoga & Pilates room 14 Azure Bar & Café 20 Sushi & Sake @ Koko’s 26 Theatre

3 Helicopter hangars 9 Gym & fitness area 15 Épicure 21 Chef’s Table @ Elements 27 Marina entrances

4 Helipad 10 Wheelhouse 16 Observation Lounge & Library 22 Elements 28 Medical centre

5 Indoor pool 11 Vitality Spa 17 Observation Deck 23 Reception & Discovery Lounge 29 Self-service guest laundry

6 Yacht Club 12 Senses Spa 18 Koko’s 24 Scenic Lounge 30 Mud room

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Suites 601-633Senses SpaVitality Spa

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Tender Area Guest Launderette

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AzureBar & Café Épicure Suites 501-535

Observation TerraceObservation Lounge Library Tea Bar

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Scenic Eclipse

Built 2018 | Passengers 200/228 | Suites 114 | Crew 192/176 | Length 168 metres | Gross Tonnage 17,085 | Speed 17 knots

Suite CategoriesDeck 5 Deck 6 Deck 7 Deck 8 Deck 9

DD Grand Deluxe Verandah 40m2 GP Grand Panorama 115m2 BD Grand Deluxe Verandah 40m2 P Panorama 110m2 OT^Two-bedroom Penthouse 247m2

DB Deluxe Verandah 34m2 CD Grand Deluxe Verandah 40m2 BA Deluxe Verandah 34m2 S Spa 52m2 OP Owner’s Penthouse 195m2

DA Deluxe Verandah 34m2 CA Deluxe Verandah 34m2 B Verandah 32m2 AD Grand Deluxe Verandah 40m2 SB Spa Suite 52m2

D Verandah 32m2 C Verandah 32m2 AA Deluxe Verandah 34m2 SA Spa Suite 50m2

A Verandah 32m2^Suites 901 & 903 and 902 & 904 connect as Two bedroom Penthouse Suite. *Suite 535 modified suite.The deck plan and suite layout images are an indication only and may vary.

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The Arctic & FjordsDate Days Cruise Cruise from Cruise to Voyage

01 Jun 2021 17 Across the Arctic Circle Amsterdam Longyearbyen D41E

15 Jun 2021 13 Arctic in Depth Longyearbyen Longyearbyen D11N

25 Jun 2021 13 Arctic in Depth Longyearbyen Longyearbyen D11N

05 Jul 2021 15 Arctic Adventure Longyearbyen Reykjavik D21N

18 Jul 2021 10 Iceland Discovery Reykjavik Reykjavik D11I

26 Jul 2021 10 Iceland Discovery Reykjavik Reykjavik D11I

03 Aug 2021 16 Arctic Islands Reykjavik Longyearbyen D51N

16 Aug 2021 15 High Arctic Explorer Longyearbyen Bergen D31N

08 Sep 2021 21 A Viking Voyage: The Arctic to America Dublin Boston D51E

Antarctica, South Georgia & the Falkland IslandsDate Days Cruise Cruise from Cruise to Voyage

08 Nov 2020 16 Antarctica in Depth Ushuaia Ushuaia D11S

19 Nov 2020 23 Antarctica, South Georgia & Falkland Islands Ushuaia Ushuaia D21S

07 Dec 2020 23 Antarctica, South Georgia & Falkland Islands Ushuaia Ushuaia D21S

25 Dec 2020 16 Antarctica in Depth Ushuaia Ushuaia D11S

05 Jan 2021 16 Antarctica in Depth Ushuaia Ushuaia D11S

16 Jan 2021 23 Antarctica, South Georgia & Falkland Islands Ushuaia Ushuaia D21S

03 Feb 2021 16 Antarctica in Depth Ushuaia Ushuaia D11S

14 Feb 2021 16 Antarctica in Depth Ushuaia Ushuaia D11S

25 Feb 2021 16 Antarctica in Depth Ushuaia Ushuaia D11S

08 Mar 2021 21 Antarctica, South Georgia & Falkland Islands Ushuaia Rio de Janeiro D31S

09 Nov 2021 16 Antarctica in Depth Ushuaia Ushuaia D11S

20 Nov 2021 23 Antarctica, South Georgia & Falkland Islands Ushuaia Ushuaia D21S

08 Dec 2021 23 Antarctica, South Georgia & Falkland Islands Ushuaia Ushuaia D21S

26 Dec 2021 16 Antarctica in Depth Ushuaia Ushuaia D11S

06 Jan 2022 16 Antarctica in Depth Ushuaia Ushuaia D11S

17 Jan 2022 23 Antarctica, South Georgia & Falkland Islands Ushuaia Ushuaia D21S

04 Feb 2022 16 Antarctica in Depth Ushuaia Ushuaia D11S

15 Feb 2022 16 Antarctica in Depth Ushuaia Ushuaia D11S

26 Feb 2022 16 Antarctica in Depth Ushuaia Ushuaia D11S

09 Mar 2022 21 Antarctica, South Georgia & Falkland Islands Ushuaia Rio de Janeiro D31S

*This is a preview calendar and subject to change upon the release of full itineraries Please note the departure dates are the date you leave the UK. See individual itineraries for details

Voyage Calendar 2020-2022

Solar Eclipse Departure

Northern Europe & the MediterraneanDate Days Cruise Cruise from Cruise to Voyage

11 Apr 2021 09 Incredible Iberian Discovery Lisbon Barcelona D31M

18 Apr 2021 10 Mediterranean Discovery Barcelona Athens D41M

26 Apr 2021 10 Aegean Adventure Athens Athens D51M

12 May 2021 11 Mediterranean Treasures Venice Barcelona D21M

21 May 2021 13 Wonders of Iberia & Western Europe Barcelona Amsterdam D21E

29 Aug 2021 12 Wild Scotland & the Hebrideans Bergen Dublin D61N

The AmericasDate Days Cruise Cruise from Cruise to Voyage

03 Sep 2020 17 Wild Alaska & British Columbia Nome Vancouver D41U

17 Sep 2020 12 West Coast USA Adventure Vancouver San Diego D51U

26 Sep 2020 16 Baja to Costa Rica: Whales and Wilderness San Diego Puerto Caldera D61U

09 Oct 2020 14 Coastal Adventure: Costa Rica to Peru Puerto Caldera Lima D41C

20 Oct 2020 11 Latin America Delights Lima Valparaíso D51S

27 Oct 2020 17 Chilean Fjords & Cape Horn Valparaíso Ushuaia D61S

26 Sep 2021 11 East Coast USA Adventure Boston Nassau D71U

04 Oct 2021 14 Caribbean Delights Nassau Cartagena D51C

14 Oct 2021 13 Panama & Colombia Discovery Cartagena Lima D31C

24 Oct 2021 21 Peru & Chile Explorer Lima Ushuaia D71S

Grand VoyagesDate Days Cruise Cruise from Cruise to Voyage

26 Mar 2021 18 Grand Voyage of Discovery Rio de Janeiro Lisbon D30R

Ultimate VoyagesDate Days Cruise Cruise from Cruise to Voyage

27 Oct 2020 28 Ultimate Chilean Fjords, Cape Horn & Antarctica in Depth Valparaíso Ushuaia D62S

11 Apr 2021 17 Ultimate Mediterranean Discovery Lisbon Athens D32M

01 Jun 2021 27 Ultimate Arctic Circle Amsterdam Longyearbyen D42E

25 Jun 2021 25 Ultimate Arctic Islands Longyearbyen Reykjavik D12N

26 Jul 2021 24 Ultimate Arctic & Iceland Reykjavik Longyearbyen D12I

29 Aug 2021 31 Ultimate Viking Voyage Bergen Boston D62N

26 Sep 2021 22 Ultimate America Discovery Boston Cartagena D72U

24 Oct 2021 32 Ultimate South America & Antarctica in Depth Lima Ushuaia D72S

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