Antarctic Dream
Accommodation in selected cabin
Breakfast, lunch, dinner, Cocktails & Wines as on the menu
Admission to the
exposition ballroom & Library
Workout Room and Sauna
Lectures on board by Specialist Scientists and Leaders
Information and reference material related to Antarctica
Transport - Research Ship & Zodiac
Services of professional Expedition Leaders and Ship Crew
Zodiac Expeditions
International flights, transfers and taxes
Pre and Post tour Accommodation
Items of a personal nature & spending money
Travel Insurance and Visas
Fuel Surcharge
Tips for Crew & Expedition Leaders / Naturalists
Telephone calls and Internet
Meals and beverages not on the menu
The currency aboard the Antarctic Dream. is US Dollar and Euro is accepted as well as the following credit cards: MasterCard and American Express. . We suggest that you bring at least US$ 200 (in small bills). On most voyages, particularly to Antarctica, this sum will be more than sufficient spending money as we will be navigating through isolated areas where spending opportunities are rare. We accept MasterCard and American Express.
Classification: Passenger Cruise Ship
Length :
83 m
Breadth: 11,9 m
Draft: 4,60 m
GRT:
2.180 tons
Technical
Characteristics
Engines: Diesel – Electric
Cruising Speed:
10 knots
Navigation System: Satellite
Water Treatment: Positive
Electricity: 220 / 120 volitions 60
cycles
Heater:
Central and Individual
Refurbished: ASMAR 2004
Registry:
Passenger Cruise Ship
Crew: 43 Chilean
and Foreigners
Vessel History
M/V Antarctic Dream ex
Piloto Pardo Antarctic Ship, Dutch
ice-reinforced vessel built in 1958
Vessel with a
large experience doing Antarctic trips and Patagonia
2001 Antarctic
Shipping S.A. bought the vessel
Completely rebuilt
and remodeled under strict regulations (Solas, Marpol, IMO y DGTM)
High technology on board
Ecological Propulsion (diesel-electric)
Cabins
39 Double External View Cabins
04
Decks:
Cape Horn - 02 Suites
Piloto
Pardo - 02 Suites
Shackleton - 16 Superior
cabins
Amundsen - 19 cabins
All equals except for the Suites (with tubs); all double cabins, Queen or Twin beds
- Private bathroom with shower
- Closed
Circuit TV
- Individual Heater
- Satellite and / or cellular
phone
- Drawers & closet
Facilities
Lounge and Lecture Hall
Principal
Dinning Room with capacity for 100 passengers
Bar
Library
Auditorium/Projection
Ballroom
Helicopter
Plato
Fitness Room /
Sauna
Emergency
Clinic / First Aids (physician on board)
Souvenir
Shop
Internet
Daily Program
Each
evening during the recap the daily program for the next day will be presented
by your Expedition Leader.
Included in the program is information about the next day’s activities, events,
landing times, meal times, and lecturers. Please remember that the
expeditionary nature of this voyage may result in changes to the daily program
due to sea, weather, ice and local conditions. Also, your Captain and
Expedition Team may deviate from the program to take advantage of unexpected
opportunities such as wildlife sightings, advantageous seas conditions, or
other local events. Any changes to the daily program will be announced over the
PA system. We thank you in advance for your understanding and flexibility.
Meals
You will
find the following dining options while aboard the Antarctic Dream: Meal times
vary depending upon shore excursions. Coffee and tea is offered throughout the
day.
Continental and American Breakfast
Buffet
Buffet or Seated Served Lunch
Afternoon Tea
Three-course Dinner
We can
cater for special diets if we know well in advance to make the corresponding
arrangements and supply. Some special diets might be more strict or specific so
any guidance on the type of meals and products as well as example of meals
would be most welcome. Kindly
also state this request on your Booking Form. We regret that Kosher meals are
not available.
Rubber Boots
A supply of rubber
boots or Wellingtons,
are available on board and includes a wide variety of sizes. It is recommended
that you bring your own only if you require a special size. Please note that
the boots on board have been used by previous passengers.
Group Size
Passengers can be accommodated in cabins.
These expeditions to Antarctica takes place during the Austral summer. Generally,
temperatures in the Antarctic are in the 20°F and 40°F. Although it can be quite sunny,
expect rain, snow, fog and a high wind-chill factor.
Visas are not included in the tour price or recommended daily spending money. For current updates on visa information you can try the website www.visaproject.com For information on the location of your nearest embassy or consulate we recommend the following website: www.yahoo.com/Government/Embassies_and_Consulates/