Hebridean Sky
In the spring of 2016 a $6.5m refit transformed the 55 cabin Sea Explorer into the all new Hebridean Sky, one of the world's best small ships. Famed for her effortless elegance, high levels of comfort, experienced crew and adventure, the Hebridean Sky is the perfect remedy for someone looking for an escapade with a hint of luxury.
The refurbishment welcomed a new Owners Suite with separate living room and bedroom areas, improved WiFi signal throughout the vessel and significant eco changes and waste disposal improvements to reduce the vessel's carbon footprint.
There's a range of cabin suites available almost all of which feature Queen or twin beds, marble appointed bathrooms, complimentary champagne and chocolates upon arrival, complimentary use of the mini bar and a $100 gift card to be spent in the shop. Their more premium suites, on the top two decks, feature private balconies.
First class cuisine is served daily with buffet style breakfasts and lunches enjoyed outside on deck five (weather permitting) and a daily set menu in the evenings compromising of salads, hot appetisers and four entrees.
Communal areas include The Club, a panorama lounge, where you will find all day coffee and afternoon tea - a welcome treat post excursions. The Lounge has audio-visual facilities to swot up on the surrounding area and the beauty of its creatures, however should you fancy a star gaze the observation deck commands exceptional views.
Why We Love It
Their expert team offer a personalised experience into the Antarctic that really does go above and beyond.
Magellan Explorer
A custom-built expedition vessel designed for Antarctic cruises, Magellan Explorer - named after the famed explorer, Ferdinand Magellan - offers the utmost comfort during adventures into the wild.
There is capacity for 73 passengers onboard and a wide selection of cabins to choose from, ranging from the Cabins - available with single, twin, double and triple beds, to the spacious and luxurious Suites. All the cabins come with a comfortable sitting area and an en suite bathroom and most also feature private balconies, to soak up the stunning surroundings as they drift by.
In the main dining room, enjoy delicious dishes throughout the day - a hearty breakfast buffet in the morning, a tasty lunch accompanied by premium Chilean wines, and table service for dinner. When weather permits, outdoor barbeques are enjoyed on the deck, while the bar is the perfect spot for a nightcap on colder evenings.
There is a variety of polar activities to keep you busy during your voyage including kayaking, hiking and snowshoeing. Afterwards, return to the ship and cosy up in the communal spaces; from the window-filled observation decks, where you can listen to educational presentations, to the snug library, stocked with literature about Antarctica and the indulgent spa complete with a gym and sauna.
Why We Love It
Learn about the region during your voyage with a browse of the library (stocked with Antarctica literature) and a front-row seat in the window-filled observation deck for an educational presentation.
Hebridean Sky
In the spring of 2016 a $6.5m refit transformed the 55 cabin Sea Explorer into the all new Hebridean Sky, one of the world's best small ships. Famed for her effortless elegance, high levels of comfort, experienced crew and adventure, the Hebridean Sky is the perfect remedy for someone looking for an escapade with a hint of luxury.
The refurbishment welcomed a new Owners Suite with separate living room and bedroom areas, improved WiFi signal throughout the vessel and significant eco changes and waste disposal improvements to reduce the vessel's carbon footprint.
There's a range of cabin suites available almost all of which feature Queen or twin beds, marble appointed bathrooms, complimentary champagne and chocolates upon arrival, complimentary use of the mini bar and a $100 gift card to be spent in the shop. Their more premium suites, on the top two decks, feature private balconies.
First class cuisine is served daily with buffet style breakfasts and lunches enjoyed outside on deck five (weather permitting) and a daily set menu in the evenings compromising of salads, hot appetisers and four entrees.
Communal areas include The Club, a panorama lounge, where you will find all day coffee and afternoon tea - a welcome treat post excursions. The Lounge has audio-visual facilities to swot up on the surrounding area and the beauty of its creatures, however should you fancy a star gaze the observation deck commands exceptional views.
Why We Love It
Their expert team offer a personalised experience into the Antarctic that really does go above and beyond.
Magellan Explorer
A custom-built expedition vessel designed for Antarctic cruises, Magellan Explorer - named after the famed explorer, Ferdinand Magellan - offers the utmost comfort during adventures into the wild.
There is capacity for 73 passengers onboard and a wide selection of cabins to choose from, ranging from the Cabins - available with single, twin, double and triple beds, to the spacious and luxurious Suites. All the cabins come with a comfortable sitting area and an en suite bathroom and most also feature private balconies, to soak up the stunning surroundings as they drift by.
In the main dining room, enjoy delicious dishes throughout the day - a hearty breakfast buffet in the morning, a tasty lunch accompanied by premium Chilean wines, and table service for dinner. When weather permits, outdoor barbeques are enjoyed on the deck, while the bar is the perfect spot for a nightcap on colder evenings.
There is a variety of polar activities to keep you busy during your voyage including kayaking, hiking and snowshoeing. Afterwards, return to the ship and cosy up in the communal spaces; from the window-filled observation decks, where you can listen to educational presentations, to the snug library, stocked with literature about Antarctica and the indulgent spa complete with a gym and sauna.
Why We Love It
Learn about the region during your voyage with a browse of the library (stocked with Antarctica literature) and a front-row seat in the window-filled observation deck for an educational presentation.