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Ships (06)

We don't own a single ship, and that's the point. We work across IAATO-member operators and recommend the vessel that suits you: small and nimble for maximum landings, or larger and more comfortable for the crossing.

All ship and operator names on this page are placeholders until partner agreements are signed.

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MVMeridian South

A nimble, no-fuss expedition ship built around time ashore. Small & intimate, 114 guests, 90 m, 12 zodiacs.

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MVPetrel Light

Small-ship intimacy with a strong science and photography focus. Small & intimate, 128 guests, 95 m, 14 zodiacs.

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MVTern Arc

A modern mid-size ship with real range — from the Peninsula to the Circle. Mid-size, 176 guests, 115 m, 18 zodiacs.

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The Southern Ocean at dusk under a soft sky04 / 06
MVHalcyon Ice

Spacious and steady, with a long-voyage feel for South Georgia and beyond. Mid-size, 190 guests, 125 m, 20 zodiacs.

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MVSouthern Lantern

All-suite comfort and a high guide-to-guest ratio. Luxury, 132 guests, 120 m, 16 zodiacs.

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MVKatabatic

A high-end polar vessel with the reach for specialist voyages. Luxury, 196 guests, 135 m, 20 zodiacs.

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Tell us when, who and what you dream of seeing. One polar specialist will shortlist the right voyages, free and without obligation.