On the Ocean Endeavour, our guides are truly the captains of the guests' experience down in Antarctica.
We have several onboard experts, including a marine biologist, a geologist, glaciologist, even a penguin-ologist! They share their passions during the presentations and educational program that we have on board the ship.
It can be tough when you’re the most adventurous one in the family! But if you’re thinking of travelling solo to the Antarctic, the Ocean Endeavour is an ideal polar vessel.
With a large number of single rooms onboard, this expedition vessel often attracts solo travellers. With spacious lounges, an inviting bar, and plenty of common areas, so it couldn’t be easier to strike up a conversation with fellow passengers.
For a limited time we are offering 30% off cat 1 single cabins, so book now for the adventure of a lifetime!
Spot penguins from your zodiac or hiking in Antarctica. Common species on the peninsula are the Gentoo, Chinstrap and Adelie penguins.
Did you know Antarctica is surrounded on all sides by Sub-Antarctic islands? Most of them are mere specks in the Southern Ocean – not even shown on most world maps. However, these unique, beautiful, and biodiverse islands are rarely visited by travellers and are ideal for anyone seeking a rugged and remote adventure!
Sub-Antarctic cruises usually visit several islands, which can include:
MACQUARIE ISLAND
Macquarie Island is one of the most incredible, and least visited, regions of Australia.
Cruise by Zodiacs amongst the beautifully sculpted icebergs and take excursions from the ship to explore local bays, channels and landing sites
Andrew Denton is an award-winning writer, performer and producer. His TV programs include The Money or the Gun, Enough Rope, CNNNN (The Chaser), Hungry Beast, and The Gruen Transfer.
Jennifer Byrne is a celebrated Australian journalist and broadcaster. She has worked in all forms of publication, including television, radio and print. From Foreign Correspondent to Celebrity Mastermind,
Jennifer has led a colourful and award-winning career.
We will be hosting a charity auction at the end of this itinerary supporting the Black Dog Institute
Why visit Guatemala & Honduras? Guatemala and Honduras are meccas for the nature lover, the history buff and the adrenaline junkie alike. From bird watching, scuba diving and snorkelling to visiting ancient ruins and modern Mayan villages, a Guatemala and Honduras tour can be as diverse as you want it to be.
Why visit? Cuba is one of the very few countries in the world that has managed to stay completely loyal to its identity. Vintage cars continue to cruise the city streets, countryside towns still use their most traditional farming practices and the Latin spirit can be felt everywhere you go.
Australians usually start their Cuba tour in Havana, the island’s capital. Once the most heavily fortified city in the Americas, Havana is a highlight for many travellers visiting Cuba, due to its interesting history and colonial charm.
Due to its relative proximity to South America, cruises to the Antarctic Peninsula remain the most popular option for Antarctic travellers. An extension of the Andes Mountains range in South America, the peninsula is the northernmost part of the continent and offers a dramatic mountainous backdrop full of stunning scenery and a plethora of wildlife.