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Newfoundland CircumnavigationNewfoundland Circumnavigation


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53EXPEDITIONS 2013

Our fall itinerary showcases the best

of Newfoundland: stunning autumnal

scenery, natural wonders, kitchen

parties in out-ports and Viking,Basque and settler history. The

warmth, hospitality and beauty of

Newfoundlands shores draw us year

after year.

Setting out from historic St. Johns we

sail to Fogo Island, considered one of

the four corners of Earth. At historic

Battle Harbour we visit the beautifullyrestored shing capital of Labrador.

From here we call in at LAnse aux

Meadows, the only authenticated

Viking site in North America. At Red

Bay, on Labradors south coast, well

explore an ancient Basque whaling

station, where 16th century whaling

galleons and chalupas haunt the

waters.

Next is the natural history of Gros

Morne National Park. The park is

dened by Precambrian clis, deep

inland fjords and volcanic pillow

September 18 - September 27, 2013

aboard the Sea Adventurer

rocks that formed as lava cooled

underwater. Here the ancient ocean

bed lies on top of high hills, helping to

establish the Tectonic plate theory.

A highlight for many is calling in at

the small outports and wild bays of

Newfoundlands south coast. Before

disembarking at St. Johns well

visit Miquelon, the sole remnant of

Frances once vast North American

possessions.

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Enjoy the warm weather and rich fall colours as we sail round the Rock

LAnse aux Meadows, the earliest known European settlement in America

Red Bay, Labrador and the remains of a 16th century Basque whaling station

Hike the tablelands in Gros Morne National Park, the Galapagos of geology

Savour a slice of Mikmaw culture in Miawpukek (Conne River)

Sing along in a traditional Newfoundland kitchen party

Say bonjour to France during our stop at Miquelon

Day 1: St. Johns, Newfoundland

Day 2: Fogo Island

Day 3: Battle Harbour

Day 4: LAnse aux Meadows and Red Bay

Day 5: Gros Morne National Park

Day 6-7: South Coast

Day 8: Miawpukek (Conne River)

Day 9: Miquelon, France


H I G H L I G H T S Newfoundland Circumnavigation

I T I N E R A R Y

Flights: Independent

commercial ights are

required for joining in anddeparting from St. Johns,

Newfoundland

Cape St. Marys, a pre-trip

excursion

Date: September 16-18

Cost: $320 USD + HST per person.

Single Supplement:

$210 USD + HST

Art on the Rock, a post trip

extension

Date: September 27-30th, 2013.

Cost: $1,150 USD + HST per

person.

Single Supplement:

$375 USD + HST.

Please call for details

Pre and Post Hotel nights are

available upon request in St. Johns


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55EXPEDITIONS 2013Y O U R S T A F F Newfoundland Circumnavigation

LISA MOOREAuthor

Lisa Moore lives in St. Johns

Newfoundland. She was the

winner of the 2013 Canada

Reads competition for February. Her new novel,

Caught is scheduled for publication in June 2013.

Her works have been nominated and shortlisted

for many awards including the Giller Prize, The

Orange Prize, the Winterset Award and the

Man Booker Prize. Her novelAlligatorwon the

Commonwealth Prize for the Canadian andCaribbean Region.

TONY OXFORDCulturalist/musician

Tony Oxford is an advocate

for preserving and sharing the

culture of rural Newfoundland.

Since 2005 he has enjoyed the opportunity

to do just that through music, stories and

light-hearted interactions with the friends of

Adventure Canada who have chosen to visit his

beloved homeland. Delighted with Adventure

Canadas preference for visiting tiny and

remote communities, hes quite eager to helppresent the essence of who we are.

DENNIS MINTYPhotographer/Naturalist

Dennis Minty has worked with

Adventure Canada in many

locations since 2002. His path

to professional photography has taken him

through more than 30 years of work as a wildlife

biologist, environmental educator, author and

eco-tour guide. On photography he says, I

think that powerful photography communicates

through the eye to the heart and brings new

awareness, respect and awe for our amazingworld. My primary and constant goal is to

celebrate the Earth with images.

Please visit our website for a full listing of your sta and their biographies

LATONIA

HARTERY

Archaeologist

BILL EVANS

Host

HOLLY HOGAN

Naturalist

ALLAN BYRNE

Historian

STEPHEN

CROCKER

Culturalist

JASON

EDMUNDS

Culturalist

PAUL DEAN

Geologist

MATTHEW

JAMES

SWAN

Expedition

Leader


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We meet in St. Johns, Newfoundlands

historic, vibrant capital. Picturesque and

welcoming, it has been continuously

shed since 1498, allowing it to boast the

designation of North Americas oldest

European settlement. We will join the

Sea Adventurer here.

Day 2: Fogo Island

Located 15km o Newfoundlands

northeast coast, Fogo Island was

originally named fuego or re by

the Portuguese, after res set by

early shermen were seen burning

on the island. A lucrative crab shery

has since replaced the salmon andcod sheries that once supported the

outport communities of the island. Fogo

Island supports 11 communities, and a

landmark proclaimed by the Flat Earth

Society as one of the four corners of

the Earth. We spend time experiencing

island life in Fogo Town before heading

further north.

Day 3: Battle Harbour

Battle Harbour was the scal and social

centre of SE Labrador for two centuries.

The decline and eventual collapse

of the shery thrust the island into a

state of disarray. Today the glory of

the island has been revived. Well stroll

among the beautifully restored buildings

learning about the key role of the island

in the economic and social sphere of

Newfoundland & Labrador.

Day 4: LAnse aux Meadows

and Red Bay

We call in this morning at one of the

worlds most important archaeological

sites, North Americas only authenticated

Viking settlement, LAnse aux Meadows.

In the afternoon we stop at Red Bay, the

shing village and former site of several

Basque whaling stations, occupied

between 1550 and the early 1600s whenthey hunted right and bowhead whales.

Day 5: Gros Morne National Park

It has been said, Gros Morne is to

geology what the Galapagos are to

biology. Spectacular scenery including

Precambrian clis, deep inland fjords

and volcanic pillow rocks formed as

lava cooled underwater- is just one ofthe reasons we stop here year after

year. Highlights on this day include time

spent exploring the Tablelands, a 600m

(1900 ft) high plateau that forms one of

the worlds best examples of ancient

rock exposed from the earths interior,

and exploring the fjord by ship.

Day 6-7: South Coast - Garria Bay,

Francois

The last of the true outport communities

are found here, and we will visit two

of them. First, we visit the tiny village

of Francois. Dramatic rock strewn

clis surround the village, a delicate

waterfall runs through the centre of

town and there is a short hike to a

picturesque pond overlooking the

community. Tonight we are treated to

music by the local band at an authentic

Newfoundland Kitchen Party.

Day 8: Arran Cove and Conne

River / Miawpukek

A visit to Miawpukek (Conne River)

will reveal a First Nations community

that has the mandate of turning the

community into an economically

self-sucient community guided by

traditional values. Miawpukek became

a permanent community sometimearound 1822. Before 1822 it was one of

many semi-permanent camping sites

used by the Mikmaw people who were

at the time still nomadic and travelling

throughout the east coast.

I T I N E R A R Y D E T A I L S

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Day 9: Miquelon, France

On the northern side of the larger island,

the village of Miquelon is inhabited by 600

people, mostly of Basque and Acadianancestry. Wildlife is most abundant on this

island and its couterpart to the south, the

island of Langlade. The 8 mile sand dune

between the two islands is peppered with

over 500 shipwrecks.


Discover one of the oldest cities in North

America, a city unlike any other. Cradled

in a harbour carved from 500 million year

old rock and surrounded by hills running

down to the ocean, St. Johns is the mosteasterly point in North America. St. Johns

has been vitally important for centuries

to explorers, adventurers, merchants,

soldiers, pirates, and all manner of

seafarers, who provided the foundation for

this thriving modern day city.


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The 118-passenger

Sea Adventurer


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Capacity:

Registry:

Overall Length:

Ice Class:Draft:

Electricity:

Gross Tonnage:

Public areas:

118 guests in 61 outside cabins.

Bahamas

101m

A-14.72m

220 V.

4,376

Main Lounge, Bar, Clipper Club,

Library/Card room, Gymnasium

and Gift Shop

Meals:

Cabins:

Expedition Equipment:

Special Features:

International & Continental Cuisine

All cabins face outside with windows or portholes, individual

air controls, and have telephone with international and

internal calling.

Fleet of 10 Zodiacs, advanced communications and

navigation equipment, Sperry Gyron stabilizers

24-hour Doctor, laundry service, on-board and on-shore

photographer, on-board masseuse

The 118-passenger Sea Adventureris

among the few vessels in the world

specically constructed for expedition

voyages to remote reaches. She has

advanced communications and navigation

equipment, and state-of-the-art Sperry

Gyron stabilizers.

Extensively renovated, Sea Adventureris

a handsome vessel in the style of great

ocean liners: varnished wood, brass, and

wooden decks. Relax in the Main Lounge,

Clipper Club or Library/Card room and

keep trim in the Gymnasium; or shop for

souvenirs in the Gift Shop.

An ice class rating of A-1 allows Sea

Adventurerto go to places larger cruise

ships cant, and she does it in comfort and

style unsurpassed by other vessels her size.

SEA ADVENTURER

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SEA ADVENTURER DECK PLAN

Category

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

BOW

10

0

101

STERN

116

114

112

110

108

106

104

10

2

119

117

115

111

109

107

105 1

03

10

0

101

OBSERVATION

DECK

TREATMENT ROOM

Open Deck

Open Deck

LIBRARY

401

402

403

400

Halway

Halway

MAIN

LOUNGE

RECEPTION

GIFT SHOP/

MASSAGE ROOM

DINNING

ROOM

CLIPPER

CLUB304 302 300

311 309 307 305 303 301

ZODIAC

BOARDINGROOM

ZODIAC

BOARDING

ROOM

GYM

22

8

22

6

22

4

22

2

21

2

21

0

20

8

204

202

20020

6

231

229

227

225

223

221

219

217

215

211

207 2

05

203

201

209

22

0

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8

21

6

21

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CABIN INFORMATION

CATEGORY 1 QUAD LOWER FORWARD

Four berth cabin, two upper berths and two lower

berths, bunk style, ladder for access to upper berths

Porthole window

Ensuite bathroom

Storage wardrobes

Approx size - 14 sq m / 157 sq ft

CATEGORY 2 TRIPLE LOWER FORWARD

Three berth cabin, two lower berths and one upper

berth, bunk style, ladder for access to upper berth

Porthole window

Ensuite bathroom

Storage wardrobes

Approx size 14 sq m / 157 sq ft

CATEGORY 3 JUNIOR DOUBLE

Two berth cabin, two lower berths

Porthole window

Ensuite bathroom

Storage wardrobes

Approx size 11.4 sq m / 123 sq ft

CATEGORY 4 DOUBLE


Porthole window

Ensuite bathroom

Storage wardrobes

Approx size 11sq m / 118 sq ft

CATEGORY 5 MAIN DOUBLE


Porthole window

Writing desk

Ensuite bathroom

Storage wardrobes

Approx size 10 sq m / 110sq ft

CATEGORY 6 DELUXE DOUBLE


Porthole or picture window

Writing desk

Ensuite bathroom

Storage wardrobes

Approx size 11 sq m/ 120 sq ft

Select category 6

cabins can be

converted to triple.


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CATEGORY 7 SUPERIOR DOUBLE


Picture window

Writing desk

Ensuite bathroom

Storage wardrobes


CATEGORY 8 SUPERIOR DOUBLE PLUS


Picture window

Writing desk

Ensuite bathroom

Storage wardrobes

Approx size 13.8 sq m / 148sq ft

CATEGORY 9 SUITE


Picture window

Sitting area with sofa

Writing desk

Ensuite bathroom

Storage wardrobes

Approx size 19 sq m / 210 sq ft

CATEGORY 10 OWNERS SUITE

two berth cabin, two lower berths

Picture window

Sitting area with sofa

Writing desk

Ensuite bathroom - shower and bathtub

Storage wardrobes


Select category 7

cabins can be


Select category 8

cabins can be



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THE SMALL SHIP CRUISINGDIFFERENCE

Adventure Canada is celebrating 25years of adventure, taking our treasured

adventurers to the best of the natural

world using the comfort of small ships

specically designed for expedition

travel to faraway places. Here are

some reasons why we love small ship

expedition cruising so much:

1) Up-Close Encounters: Because of theirsmall turning radius and maneuverability,

small ships can access narrow rivers,

secluded coves and navigate through ice

and remote places inaccessible to bigger

ships. Its in these areas where nature

and culture are at their best.

2) Small Groups: With small shipscome small groups, fast transfers to

and from shore, and only the best seats

in the house! This means more time to

experience the destination. It also means

exible itineraries and being able to

launch a Zodiac in minutes if something

interesting is spotted, or to stay longer

admiring a pod of whales, for example.

3) Like-Minded Travelling Companions:

Of course everyone has dierent

reasons for travelling. However over the

years weve found one common element

among our guests: a thirst for knowledge

and authentic experience. Many of our

guests form life-long friendships (and

even some marriages), and our tripsare often the site of reunions for people

from all over the world.

4) On-Board Experience: In addition

to a full on-board presentation and

entertainment schedule, we oer a

combination of lively shipboard activities.

Our guests choose what elements of

the program they want to participate in(or not) and we always provide several

options.

Main Lounge Clipper Club


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Dining Room Library

5) Authenticity: Forget casinos, multiple

bars and formal dinners. Small ship

cruising is about experiencing the

destination up-close with the help ofexperienced naturalists, historians,

photographers and expedition leaders.

And with Adventure Canada, theres

always a strong emphasis on fun!

SEA ADVENTURER:

HOME AWAY FROM HOME

Adventure Canada has been sailing

aboard the Sea Adventurerfor four

seasons now, and each summer when

we rst step on the gangway, its like

coming home. Were welcomed by

the ship crews friendly and familiar

facesthe seamen helping board

the Zodiacs, the friendly hotel sta

who greet us each morning and ofcourse our wonderful Captain. With

every expedition we take, a tight-knit

shipboard community is formed among

the maximum 200 guests and crew.

The relaxed, casual feeling on-board,

coupled with open meal seating plans,

ample deck space and the open bridge

policy breeds a strong camaraderie

not only between the passengers andsta, but with the ships crew as well.

This type of travel will change your

perspective and form many long-lasting

friendships.

LIFE ON-BOARD

Travelling with Adventure Canada is

unlike any other travel experience. Ouronboard programming makes us unique,

and keeps our guests coming back!

Our expeditions are educational with

knowledgeable sta and engaging

presentations. But were equally proud

of our fun events such as our trivia

nights, evening concerts, sing-a-longs,

theme dinners and dances! We stronglybelieve having fun is contagious.

Our resource sta members are expert

in their respective elds, but we value

their people skills just as highly; theyre


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all engaging, approachable and fun

loving.

On average we hold three to four

presentations a day in addition to ourplanned excursions. Professional sta

members host a variety of workshops,

from photography seminars to print

making to Inuktitut lessons.

Our close relationships with local people

in the regions we visit have a powerful

eect on our passengers. We travel

with local Inuit guides when in the Arctic,Ecuadorians when in Galapagos and

Newfoundlanders when on the Rock.

We are grateful to work alongside so

many talented individuals and have them

invite us into their home territory. The

interaction doesnt end with our onboard

guides; we also invite community

members onboard the ship to give us

an introduction to their home and enjoytime with us.

In 2013 we will be aboard the Sea

Adventurer, a wonderful ship designed

for passenger comfort. The hardworking

crew greatly enriches our onboard

experience. From the Captain and his

ocers, to the engine team, to the

stewards who service your cabin, ourcrew understand expedition travel, and

give their all to make your adventure

perfect.


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2013 Expeditions and Berth Prices (USD)

DISCOVERY FEE

Each area we visit has rich cultural experiences and wild treasures to offer. Asguests, we have made a point to source and support local projects in the areasthrough which we travel. A contribution from each passenger, billed separatelyas the Discovery Fee, represents a portion of the money we donate to ensurethe longevity and success of educational, environmental and cultural initiativesin these regions. Our Discovery Fee is $250 USD per person for all Shipboard

Expeditions.

PRICING

Rates above are in US dollars, per person, per voyage based on doubleoccupancy. Discovery fee and charter and commercial airfare is not includedin the Berth price. Single occupancy cabins are available in categories threethrough seven at 1.6 times the double occupancy rate. Please call for availability.

CURRENCY

Although we are a Canadian company, most of our operating costs are paid inU.S. dollars. For this reason all tour prices are in U.S. dollars. We will acceptCanadian dollars at our current exchange rate if paid in full at the time of booking.We are not responsible for bank exchange rates on credit card transactions.

TOUR FARES

Published prices are based on exchange rates and tariffs in effect at the timeof printing (March 2013) and are subject to change without notice. Once thedeposit has been received changes will not be made to the base price. Norefund will be given if costs are reduced. The company reserves the right toamend all or part of any tour price for any reason including, without limitation:increased fuel costs, airfares, airport charges or increases in ground operatorservice fees. Tour fees quoted are based on group participation. Prices are cash/cheque discounted, and in US dollars.

2013 Credit Card Pricing is as follows: Scotland Slowly: C1 $4,155 C2 $5,195C3 $6,235 C4 $6,859 C5 $8,315 C6 $9,355 C7 $9,979 C8 $10,395 C9 $10,915C10 $11,851 Scotland to Greenland: C1 $3,115 C2 $4,155 C3 $4,779 C4 $5,715C5 $6,963 C6 $7,795 C7 $8,315 C8 $8,835 C9 $9,251 C10 $10,395 ArcticExplorer: C1 $4,155 C2 $5,611 C3 $6,755 C4 $7,691 C5 $8,939 C6 $9,355 C7$10,395 C8 $11,019 C9 $11,435 C10 $12,267Heart of the Arctic: C1 $4,051C2 $5,195 C3 $6,235 C4 $7,067 C5 $8,315 C6 $9,355 C7 $10,083 C8 $10,395

C9 $10,915 C10 $11,435 Into the Northwest Passage: C1 $7,483 C2 $9,147C3 $10,291 C4 $11,227 C5 $13,099 C6 $14,139 C7 $15,179 C8 $15,803 C9$16,635 C10 $17,259 Out of the Northwest Passage: C1 $7,899C2 $9,771C3 $10,707 C4 $12,163 C5 $13,515 C6 $14,971 C7 $16,115 C8 $16,635 C9$17,363 C10 $18,299 Greenland & Wild Labrador: C1 $4,155 C2 $5,819 C3$6,963 C4 $7,795 C5 $9,355 C6 $10,291 C7 $10,915 C8 $11,435 C9 $11,955C10 $12,475 Newfoundland Circumnavigation: C1 $3,843 C2 $4,675 C3 $5,299C4 $5,923 C5 $6,859 C6 $7,379 C7 $8,315 C8 $8,939 C9 $9,355 C10 $9,771

EXPEDITION COSTS INCLUDE:

*Pre-departure materials *All entry and park fees*Team of resource specialists *Applicable taxes*Educational program *All Shipboard Meals*All Zodiac excursions *Port fees

PRICES ARE CASH/CHEQUE DISCOUNTED, AND IN US DOLLARS

EXPEDITION COST DOES NOT INCLUDE:

*$250 Discovery fee *Commercial & Charter ights *Gratuities (suggested $15 USD perpassenger, per day) *Personal expenses *Mandatory medical evacuation Insurance *Additionalexpenses in the event of delays or itinerary changes *Possible fuel surcharges *Pre & posthotel accommodation *Optional excursions * additional costs associated with payments made

by credit card. Please see Tour Fares.

Applies to2013 & 2014expeditions

Charterights

Cabin Class Categories

1 2 3

ScotlandSlowly $3,995 $4,995 $5,995

Into theNorthwest Passage

$7,195 $8,795 $9,895

Greenland &

Wild Labrador

Out of theNorthwest Passage

$3,995

$7,595

$5,595

$9,395

$6,695

$10,295

NewfoundlandCircumnavigation

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

$6,595 $7,995 $8,995 $9,595 $9,995 $10,495 $11,395

$10,795 $12,595 $13,595 $14,595 $15,195 $15,995 $16,595

$7,495

$11,695

$8,995

$12,995

$9,895

$14,395

$10,495

$15,495

$10,995

$15,995

$11,495

$16,695

$11,995

$17,595

$5,695 $6,595 $7,095 $7,995 $8,595 $8,995 $9,395$3,695 $4,495 $5,095

Discovery Fee $250$250$250$250 $250 $250 $250 $250 $250 $250

Scotland to

Greenland

Date 2013

Jun 2 - Jun 12

Aug 6 - Aug 20

Sep 5 - Sep 18

Aug 20 - Sep 5

Sep 18 - Sep 27

Jun 12 - Jun 24 $2,995 $3,995 $4,595 $5,495 $6,695 $7,495 $7,995 $8,495 $8,895 $9,995$1,180.75

$1,957.78

$2,054.05

$1,085.53

ArcticExplorer

Jul 27 - Aug 6 $3,995 $5,395 $6,495 $7,395 $8,595 $8,995 $9,995 $10,595 $10,995 $11,795$1,891.99

Heartof the Arctic

$3,895 $4,995 $5,995 $6,795 $7,995 $8,995 $9,695 $9,995 $10,495 $10,995Jun 24 - Jul 6 $1,705.68


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Aug 28 - Sep 11 14

Northwest PassageEast to West

Northwest PassageWest to East

Aug 12 - Aug 28

13

16

$4,595

$7,295

$5,795

$8,795

$6,995

$10,295

Greenland &Wild Labrador

Sep 11 - Sep 24

20 $8,995 $9,995 $10,995Antarctica Oct 17 - Nov 6

ArcticExplorer

Aug 2 - Aug 12 10 $10,895 $11,395 $12,395 $13,395

$7,595

$10,995

$8,795

$12,595

$9,295

$13,295

$10,295

$14,495

$10,795

$14,995

$11,795

$15,995

$12,795

$16,995

$11,695 $12,995 $13,995 $14,595 $15,995 $17,595 $19,995

Discovery Fee $250$250 $250 $250 $250 $250 $250 $250 $250 $250

$3,995 $5,495 $6,995 $7,695 $9,095 $9,695

$8,195 $9,695 $11,195 $11,895 $13,495 $14,195 $15,395 $15,895 $16,895 $17,895

2014 Expeditions and Berth Prices (USD)

2014 Credit Card Pricing is as follows: Newfoundland Circumnavigation:C1 $4,155 C2 $5,195 C3 $6,235 C4 $6,859 C5 $7,899 C6 $8,419 C7 $9,355C8 $9,875 C9 $10,603 C10 $11,435 Sable Island C1 $2,803 C2 $3,843 C3$4,883 C4 $5,507 C5 $6,755 C6 $7,275 C7 $8,315 C8 $8,835 C9 $9,875 C10$10,915 Newfoundland & Wild Labrador C1 $3,739 C2 $4,779 C3 $5,819 C4$6,443 C5 $7,691 C6 $8,211 C7 $9,251 C8 $9,771 C9 $10,811 C10 $11,851

Arctic Safari C1 $4,155 C2 $5,715 C3 $7,275 C4 $8,003 C5 $9,459 C6 $10,083C7 $11,331 C8 $11,851 C9 $12,891 C10 $13,931 Arctic Explorer C1 $4,155 C2$5,715 C3 $7,275 C4 $8,003 C5 $9,459 C6 $10,083 C7 $11,331 C8 $11,851 C9$12,891 C10 $13,931 Northwest Passage (East to West) C1 $8,523 C2 $10,083C3 $11,643 C4 $12,371 C5 $14,035 C6 $14,763 C7 $16,011 C8 $16,531 C9$17,571 C10 $18,611 Northwest Passage (West to East) C1 $7,587 C2 $9,147

C3 $10,707 C4 $11,435 C5 $13,099 C6 $13,827 C7 $15,075 C8 $15,595 C9$16,635 C10 $17,675 Greenland & Wild Labrador C1 $4,779 C2 $6,027 C3$7,275 C4 $7,899 C5 $9,147 C6 $9,667 C7 $10,707 C8 $11,227 C9 $12,267C10 $13,307 Antarctica C1 $9,355 C2 $10,395 C3 $11,435 C4 $12,163 C5$13,515 C6 $14,555 C7 $15,179 C8 $16,635 C9 $18,299 C10 $20,795

PAYMENT POLICY

A deposit of $1,000 USD per person is required upon booking to conrmparticipation. Adventure Canada strongly advises all passengers to obtain tripcancellation insurance at the time of deposit. The balance of the payment isrequired 120 days prior to your departure date. The Company reserves the right tocancel reservations if payments are not received in time. Prices are cash/cheque

discounted, if you wish to pay by credit card please refer to our credit card pricing.Please make cheques payable to: ADVENTURE CANADA. Please review ourCancellation & Refund Policy for a full outline of our cancellation terms.

2014 CHARTER FLIGHTS

Adventure Canada arranges charter ights for select departures which all guestswill be booked on - this cost is not reected in the berth price. If one does not wishto be booked on the charter ight, please advise your Adventure Specialist at thetime of booking. Charter ight prices will be available by January 2014 - pleasebudget between $1800-$2000 USD per person.

Date 2014 Nights

Cabin Class Categories

1 2 3

ArcticSafari

Jul 23 - Aug 2 10 $3,995 $5,495 $6,995

NewfoundlandCircumnavigation Jun 2 - Jun 12 10 $3,995 $4,995 $5,995

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

$7,695 $9,095 $9,695 $10,895 $11,395 $12,395 $13,395

Newfoundland &Wild Labrador

Jun 29 - July 12 13

$6,595 $7,595 $8,095 $8,995 $9,495 $10,195 $10,995

SableIsland

Jun 12 - Jun 208

$3,595 $4,595 $5,595 $6,195 $7,395 $7,895 $8,895 $9,395 $10,395 $11,395

WE LOVE BAGPIPERS!If you can play the bagpipes,bring them along and ask aboutour bagpipers rebate!

SAILING SOLO?Single travellers not requiring private accommodation on shipboard programs can bematched with another single traveller at no extra charge. Single-occupancy cabins arealso available at 1.6 times the regular cost. Please call us for pricing & availability

30 UNDER 30 SPECIAL!Family is important! In order to promote multi-generationaltravel, we are offering a 30% discount to travellers under30 years of age. Please call us for details!

PRICES ARE CASH/CHEQUE DISCOUNTED, AND IN US DOLLARS

Jun 20 - Jun 28$2,695 $3,695 $4,695 $5,295 $6,495 $6,995 $7,995 $8,495 $9,495 $10,495


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HOW TO REGISTER

To register for an Adventure Canada expedition eachparticipant must complete the registration form and returnalong with a $1000 USD deposit. THE REGISTRATIONFORM IS DOUBLE SIDED AND YOUR SIGNATURE IS

REQUIRED ON BOTH SIDES. By returning the registrationform and deposit you are acknowledging and agreeing to theTerms and Conditions and release required for participationon any Adventure Canada excursion. All cheques must bemade out to: Adventure Canada. Full payment by creditcard is subject to credit card pricing.

ITINERARIES

Weather, ice and government regulations may requirechanges to be made to the itineraries and/or the cancel lationof certain shore excursions. Every attempt, within the limits

of law, time and safety, will be made to adhere to theitineraries described. There may be a planned alternatefor your route, please inquire at the time of booking. In theevent of changes, passengers are not entitled to any refundor other compensation. Expedition fees are based on groupparticipation. Should you choose not to take part in anyactivity or make use of services provided, no refund will begiven. Vessels and dates are subject to change.

SINGLE TRAVELLERS

On shipboard expeditions travellers willing to share theiraccommodations will be guaranteed the double occupancyrate even if a roommate is not available. Single travellers

who wish to guarantee single accommodations may do soat 1.6 times the published rate in categories 3-7, subjectto availability.

PRE-DEPARTURE INFORMATION

Prior to your tour we will send you a pre-departure packageincluding a statement of account, log in details to accessyour online prole, a booklet describing life aboard theship, reading list, packing suggestions and other usefultravel tips.

ONLINE PROFILE

Adventure Canada collects personal information from

our passengers via a secure online account. You will berequired to provide select medical and personal informationand acknowledgement of select liabilities. Online accountsare set up by booking reservation. This means that allpassengers on a given reservation will have access to eachothers information. You will be asked to acknowledge thisprocess on our reservation form by checking off the boxI/we agree that all passenger details will be viewable by

all persons on this registration/reservation. If you preferto have individual access to the online account please donot check this box on the reservation form and advise your

Adventure Specialist by calling or communicating yourrequest by email. If you prefer to provide your personalinformation to Adventure Canada by mail or fax pleasecontact us and we will send you paper copies. We ask thatyour personal information be completed at your earliestconvenience, but at least 120 days prior to departure. Youwill not receive your nal documents until these forms arecompleted and submitted.

INSURANCE

Adventure Canada strongly advises all passengers to obtaintravel insurance at the time of deposit. If you have not yetpurchased your commercial airfare you may increase your

insurance coverage afterwards. By not purchasing coverageat the time of booking you are not fully covered. AdventureCanadas cancellation terms apply to all passengers.Emergency Medical and Evacuation Insurance is requiredfor participation in all Adventure Canada expeditions.

PASSPORTS & VISAS

PASSPORTS ARE MANDATORY. Participants areresponsible for obtaining personal Visas, passports andinoculations if required at their own expense.

ACTIVITY LEVEL

Adventure Canada expeditions are intended for people in

reasonably good health. Zodiac cruises and transfer timescan be lengthy. There are no elevators on board ship, andyou must be able to climb stairs between decks. You mustalso be able to climb the external gangway stairs to transferbetween the ship and the zodiacs. Our guides and ship creware available to assist you in and out of the Zodiacs, both onshore and at the gangway. Adventure Canada expeditionsmay involve extensive walking in variable weather oversometimes hilly, uneven terrain. Wherever possible onshore excursions, we break into smaller, guided groupsaccording to interest and physical ability. This may meanone small group going off on a strenuous, two hour hike onsteep terrain, while another explores the area in and around

the landing beach, keeping to relatively level terrain andshort distances. Generally speaking, once a few people areready to return to the ship, the Zodiacs are usually availableto take you back at the time of your choosing.

ZODIAC CRAFT

Zodiacs are the favoured means of transportation inthe Arctic for all our expeditions and, indeed, wherever

shallow waters and beaches ring the shoreline. Theyare stable, versatile craft which cruise at an approximatespeed of four knots, and in windy weather can make forrather splashy rides. We therefore recommend wearingwet weather gear for Zodiac transfers. Life preserversare absolutely compulsory. Zodiac landings will generallyentail disembarking onto rocky or gravelly beaches. Thebeach landings may be wet, meaning that there may besome spray en route to shore, and that you may have tostep into water up to 25 cm/10 inches deep. Rubber bootsare highly recommended.

MEDICAL FACILITIES

This expedition is intended for persons in good health.Passengers who are not t for long trips for any reason,including disability, heart or other health conditions, are

advised not to join the tour. Should any such conditionbecome apparent, we reserve the right to declineembarkation. Our vessel is not equipped to handle seriousmedical conditions. Medical and Emergency Evacuationinsurance is mandatory and may be purchased through

Adventure Canada at the time of booking. All passengersmust carry a minimum of $75,000 USD per personemergency medical and evacuation coverage. This maynot cover the full cost of a medical emergency. Additionalexpenses are the full responsibility of the passenger

A ships doctor will be in attendance in the ships smallmedical clinic on most cruises to administer to passengers

basic health needs. If you require specic medications,please ensure that you bring a supply adequate to lastyou for the duration of the journey. Any applicable fee formedical services rendered or medicines supplied will bedebited from your account.

GRATUITIES

Our staff try hard to please and tips are heartily appreciated.In fairness to all of those who work together to make yourcruise enjoyable, tips are collected at the end of the voyageand distributed equitably among the crew. Although we leavetip amounts to your discretion, in the past many passengershave asked for a recommended amount. We suggest a rate

of $15USD per day, per passenger, as a kind and generousoffering. Tips will be automatically added to your shipboardaccount, you may advise the purser onboard of you wouldlike to increase or decrease the tip amount.

Important Information


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RELEASE, TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Please read this important information carefully. The delivery by thepassenger of the deposit together with a signed copy of this documentto Adventure Canada (AC) Eagle Eye Tours (EE), Routes to Learning(RTL) shall constitute the passengers consent and agreement to allof the provisions contained herein. (Signature required on both sides)

CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICY

All requests for cancellations must be received in writing. Upon

Adventure Canada receiving a written notice of cancellation at least120 days prior to the scheduled date of departure, the passenger shallreceive a full refund of its tour fees, less an administrative penaltyof $500 per person. If a written notice of cancellation is received byAdventure Canada between 91 and 120 days prior to the scheduleddate of departure, the passenger shall receive a refund of 35% of itstour fees. Please note that within the 90-day limit, all fees, depositsand tariffs received by Adventure Canada are forfeited. For these andother reasons mentioned below, passengers are strongly advised toobtain trip cancellation insurance at the time of deposit. No refundsshall be made to passengers who do not participate in any part of, orotherwise do not complete, the tour for any r eason whatsoever.

DELAYS

In the event of a delay, passengers will be responsible for all costsand expenses associated therewith, including, without limitation, anyadditional food, lodging or transportation costs resulting from suchdelay. We recommend you obtain full travel insurance coverage andpurchase refundable air tickets.

BAGGAGE

Baggage is solely at the passengers risk and expense. Baggage islimited to a maximum weight of 20 KG for all excursions involving an

Adventure Canada charter ight. Also, commercial airline luggageallowance is typically two pieces per passenger and one piece ofcarry-on luggage, subject to weight restrictions, but please check withyour airline for current standards. Excess baggage is not permitted oncharter ights. Any excess baggage charges for commercial ights arethe responsibility of the passenger.

INSURANCE

Due to the nature of the tour in which the passenger will be participating,

passengers should have in place prior to departure, comprehensiveinsurance coverage including without limitation medical, emergency

evacuation, trip cancellation and interruption, accident and baggageinsurance. Emergency medical and evacuation coverage is mandatoryfor trip participation and policy documentation will be required. Anylosses sustained by the undersigned passenger as a result of its failingto obtain proper insurance coverage shall be the sole responsibilityof the passenger. For full coverage, including cancellation coverageprior to departure, passengers are strongly recommended to obtaininsurance at the time of deposit.

IMAGES AND PRIVACYOn these trips we take many photos, some of which we use forpromotional purposes. If you would not like photos which include youto be used, please let us know in advance. We may also celebrateyour birthday or special event, let us know if you would like to abstain.

ITINERARY

The itineraries/programs described are subject to change at thediscretion of the ships master. These are expeditions to remote partsof the world. Adventure Canada, reserves the exclusive right, in itssole discretion, to alter or omit any part of the itinerary or changeany reservation, staff member, feature and/or means of conveyancewithout notice and for any reason whatsoever including but not limited

to weather and sea conditions, availability of anchorages, forcemajeure, political conditions and other factors beyond our control andwithout allowance or refund and with any and all extra costs resultingthere from paid by the passengers. Adventure Canada, expresslyreserves the right to cancel, without prior notice to the passengers, anytour prior to departure, in which case tour fees will be refunded withoutfurther obligation on the part of Adventure Canada, including, but notlimited to the payment of interest accrued thereon. Decisions to alterthen itinerary/program as aforesaid shall be made in the best interestof all passengers aboard the vessel. Adventure Canada, expresslyreserves the right in its sole discretion to cancel the reservation of, orremove from the tour, any passenger at any time.

ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATIONAdventure Canada is a sub-charterer of the Sea Adventurer. AdventureCanadas registration serves as the Passage Contract Ticket, whichis the standard passenger contract and liability waiver of the vesselmentioned herein. Passengers are encouraged to read this documentupon receipt. In accepting this Passage Contract Ticket, passengersagree to be bound by its terms and conditions

RELEASE

The undersigned hereby agrees with these terms and conditionsand further agrees that Adventure Canada shall have no liability orresponsibility whatsoever for damages to or loss of property, orinjury which may be sustained by reason of, or while engaged on,

any Adventure Canada tour, whether due to Adventure Canada (AC),Eagle Eye (EE), Routes to Learning(RTL) ownership, maintenance,

use, operation or control of any manner of conveyance used incarrying out the tour; (ii) the use of transportation or other servicesof owners, operators, or public carriers for whom AC/EE/RTL actsonly as agent; (iii) passengers lack of proper travel documentation(such as visas, passports, etc.); (iv) any act, omission or eventoccurring during the time that passengers are not aboard AC/EE/RTL carriers or conveyances; or (v) any act of war, insurrection, revoltor other civil uprising or military action occurring in the countries oforigin, destination or passage, or changes caused by sickness,

weather, strike, quarantine or other causes beyond the control ofAC/EE/RTL. The undersigned hereby waives any claim it may haveagainst Adventure Canada for any such damage, loss or injury. Thepassenger understands and acknowledges the ticket in use by thecarriers concerned (when issued) shall constitute the sole contractbetween the transportation companies and the purchaser of thesetours and/or passage. Adventure Canada of Mississauga, Ontario,Canada (Ontario Registration No. 0400 1400) acts only as agentfor all services described herein. AC/EE/RTL and its sponsoringorganizations do not assume any responsibility or liability whatsoeverfor any claims, damages, expenses or other nancial loss relatedto the operation of this tour. All legal questions and actions againstAdventure Canada must be brought in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada,

and by its acceptance hereof the passenger waives any right to bringan action in any other forum.

The passenger hereby certies that he/she does not have a mental,physical or other condition or disability that would create a hazard forhim/herself or other passengers. The passenger agrees to honestlycomplete the personal information request from AC/EE/RTL via ourwebsite or by requesting paper copies, prior to departure. AdventureCanada reserves the right to request further information from yourphysician. The undersigned passenger clearly understands thatthe liability of AC/EE/RTL is denitively limited as aforesaid. Theundersigned passenger has carefully read the terms and conditionsset out herein as well as the materials regarding the tour provided by

AC/EE/RTL and is aware that such tour involves the risk of personalinjury or death and damage or loss of property. In consideration of thebenets to be derived from participation in the tour, the undersignedvoluntarily accepts all risk of personal injury or death and propertydamage or other loss arising from participation on the tour and herebyagrees that he/she and his/her dependents, heirs, executors andassigns, do release and hold harmless AC/EE/RTL and its employees,ofcers, directors, trustees and representatives from any and allclaims, including claims of negligence, illness, personal injury, deathor property damage or loss, however caused, arising from or relatedto this tour. The undersigned has read carefully this agreement, andwill abide by the conditions set by AC/EE/RTL and in the terms andconditions hereof or elsewhere published. The undersigned afrms that

he/she has not received or relied on any oral or written representationof Adventure Canada as a basis for executing this Release.

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