21 nights · 25. January - 15. February 2027 · Dunedin → Dunedin
Twenty-one nights to the Ross Sea: Le Soléal departs from Dunedin on New Zealand's South Island and sets a course into the high southern latitudes that are barely known in Europe. By way of the sub-Antarctic Snares and Macquarie Islands the route reaches the Ross Sea, scene of the Scott and Shackleton expeditions and one of the most remote polar regions of all. The voyage returns to Dunedin. A genuine expedition route, dependent on ice and weather, set against the history of the heroic age of polar discovery.
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Dunedin lies on the south-east coast of New Zealand's South Island and, with a name borrowed from the Scottish Gaelic for Edinburgh, is considered the most Scottish city outside Scotland …
Enderby Island is a small uninhabited island at the northern end of the subantarctic Auckland Islands, about 460 kilometres south of New Zealand, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site …
The subantarctic Macquarie Island sits some 1,500 kilometres south-east of Tasmania in the Southern Ocean and belongs administratively to Australia …
South of New Zealand's South Island, the small uninhabited Snares archipelago rises from the wild Southern Ocean …
Dunedin lies on the south-east coast of New Zealand's South Island and, with a name borrowed from the Scottish Gaelic for Edinburgh, is considered the most Scottish city outside Scotland …
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