antarctica, south georgia & the falkland islands

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ANTARCTICAsouth georgia&the falkland islands

January 26 February 16, 2011

Aboard the Clipper Adventurer

p r e s e n t e d b y z e g r a h m e x p e d i t i o n s


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S O U T H

G E O R G I A

Scotia Sea

DeceptionIsland

DrakePassage

Ushuaia

Punta

Arenas

Torres del PaineNational Park

Stromness Bay

Grytviken

ElephantIsland

ARGENTINA

ANTARCTIC

P E N I N S U L A

Salisbury Plain

Pleneau Island

CHILE

BrownBluff

Petermann Island

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Elsehul Bay

Gold Harbour

South OrkneyIslands

Lemaire Channel

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G E O R G I A

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CHILE

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Saunders Island

Carcass Island

Dear Adventurer

Peter Harrison

Our Antarctic expedition is ideally timed during the height of the austral summer and presents

an unparalleled opportunity to discover the multi-faceted treasures of the worlds southernmost

realm. Weather and ice conditions will determine our path and landings, just as they governed

the voyages of Antarctic explorers in the past. We take full advantage of our f leet of Zodiacs to

reach remote shores and to cruise among stunning formations of grounded icebergs. The longdaylight hours mean we can affect several landings a day. And, as always with Zegrahm, youll

travel in the company of veteran leaders and renowned lecturers, who provide insight into the

natural wonders and historic legacy along our route.

From Ushuaia we set sail for the beautiful Falkland Islands and their extensive populations

of rockhopper, gentoo, and Magellanic penguins, as well as the regal black-browed albatross.

We then cruise to South Georgia, made famous by explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton. During

our three days here we observe the largest concentration of wildlife anywhere in the world.

Walk beaches covered with elephant and fur seals and watch penguins tending to their chicks.The rocky shores and pristine coves harbor thousands of king penguins, the second-largest

and perhaps the most beautiful of all penguin speciesa photographers dream. South Georgia

is also home to gentoo, chinstrap, and macaroni penguins, and four types of albatross, including

the majestic wandering albatross.

During five days of expeditionary landings on the Antarctic Peninsula and its adjoining islands

we explore remote areas not possible on shorter visits. Here towering icebergs of all shapes and

sizes; Weddell, leopard, and crabeater seals; Adelie and chinstrap penguins; and a bewitching

landscape that defies imaginationcreate impressions that will last a lifetime.

For Antarctica history buffs, birders, photographers, and lovers of wilderness areas, this voyage

should be one of lifes mandatory travel experiences. We hope you will join us.

Warmest regards,

Peter Harrison & Shirley Metz

Zegrahm Cofounders

MAP NOT TO SCALE


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Day by Day Itinerary

Sergey Frolov

Wednesday, January 26, 2011USA

Depart from home on your independent f lightto Buenos Aires.

Thursday, January 27Buenos Aires, Argentina

Upon arrival, transfer to our centrally-located

hotel. Spend the rest of the day relaxing or

enjoy a sightseeing tour. Brunch, welcome

dinner, and overnight at our hotel.

Friday, January 28Buenos Aires / Ushuaia /

Board Clipper Adventurer

Early morning transfer to the airport for your

flight to Ushuaia where we have lunch and a

tour before boarding the Clipper Adventurer.Set sail for the Falkland Islands this afternoon.

Saturday, January 29At Sea

Enjoy a day at sea as we make our way to the

Falkland Islands. Lecturers introduce us to

the natural and historical highlights ahead.

Sunday, January 30Carcass Island / Saunders

Island, Falkland Islands

On Carcass Island we explore gentoo and

Magellanic penguin rookeries and walkthe beautiful beaches rich with seabirds.

On Saunders Island we hope to see gentoo,

rockhopper, Magellanic, and king penguins,

as well as black-browed albatross.

Monday & Tuesday, January 31 & February 1Cruising the South Scotia Sea

Our lecturers recap our experiences and

prepare us for our visit to South Georgia.

On deck, join naturalists in search of seabirds

and marine mammals that flourish in these

nutrient-rich waters.

Wednesday

Friday, February 2

4South GeorgiaFlexibility in this area is a must. Many of our

leaders have been to South Georgia numerous

times and, if the weather is in our favor, we

may want to make a landing before breakfast

or even after dinner. We call at some of the

many islands, bays, and coves where we can see

outstanding birdlife and elephant and fur seals

close at hand. The following is a list of placeswe plan to visit on South Georgia. Some of

them are pending final government approval.

Elsehul Bay This beautiful bay is home

to thousands of fur seals as well as macaroni

penguins, the most numerous of all penguin

species. Listen for the high-pitched trumpeting

of king penguins amid the magnificent sounds

of marine mammals that echo the bay.Salisbury Plain Two glaciers f lank

Salisbury Plain on South Georgias north coast.

ROcKHOPPER PENGUIN yOUNG ELEPHANT SEALS

DEcEPTION ISLAND

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Thomas Baechtold Peter Harrison

Jack S. Grove Peter Harrison

Here, more than 200,000 king penguins

congregate and breed, and we are greeted

by one of the more remarkable sightsandsoundson Earth.

Stromness Bay Site of Sir Ernest

Shackleton and his partys arrival after their

harrowing crossing of the islands glaciers

on foot, Stromness offers views of cliffs and

a glacier from which the adventurer and his

companions descended.

Grytviken We go ashore and explore

here, discovering the old ruins of this once-

active whaling station. The cemetery holds a

special fascination, as it is here that Shackleton

is buried. Walking along the coast, we spy

seabirds, penguins, and marine mammals.

Gold Harbour At the foot of the

Bertrab Glacier, Gold Harbour is often

referred to as the jewel in the islands crown.In addition to a large king penguin colony,

we are likely to see elephant and fur seals,

gentoo penguins, giant petrels, and perhaps

even some light-mantled albatross.

Saturday, February 5

South Scotia Sea

Our lecture series continues as we venture

south. Naturalists recap our memorable visitto South Georgia and introduce us to the

history, geology, and wildlife of the Antarctic

Peninsula and its surrounding islands.

Sunday, February 6

South Orkney Islands

These mountainous islands were once knownas The Inaccessible Islands. In winter a

solid sheet of fast ice joins this island group

to the Antarctic Peninsula, some 450 miles

away. A scene of unparalleled beauty awaits,

with penguins everywhere, including Adelie,

chinstrap, gentoo, and the occasional

macaroni penguin.

Monday, February 7Elephant Island

This morning we arrive at Elephant Island,

made famous by the Shackleton expedition.

Awesome glaciers, speckled with pink algae,

create a dramatic backdrop. Weather permit-

ting, we enjoy a Zodiac cruise around the

island and have an opportunity to view a

thriving chinstrap penguin colony.

TuesdaySaturday, February 812

Antarctic Peninsula

As we cruise the waters of the Antarctic

Peninsula and its adjacent islands, our daily

schedule of landings are dependent upon

weather and ice conditions. There is the

possibility that we may visit a research station

and witness the scientific activities conducted

by the multinational community of scientistsworking there. The expeditionary nature of

our voyage precludes guaranteeing specific

stops; in the past we have visited the locations

WANDERING ALBATROSS KING PENGUINS

GENTOO PENGUINPARADISE BAy


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Casey Marker

Shirley Metz

below. This l ist serves as a guideline only of

the places you may experience.

Brown Bluff Located on the Antarctic

continent, the volcanic promontory of Brown

Bluff rises 2,450 feet above an ash beach

littered with huge and bizarrely shaped

boulders. Some 20,000 pairs of Adelie, and

hundreds of gentoo penguins, make their

home here. Skuas and pintado petrels nest

near the top of the cliff and kelp gulls f ill

the air with perpetual sound and motion.

Deception Island As we approach

Deception through Neptunes Bellows,

a channel just wide enough for our ship

to navigate, southern fulmars and pintado

petrels soar overhead. Our anchorage is inside

a volcano whose collapsed cone was filled by

rushing seawater.

Lemaire Channel and Pleneau

Island Cruising the beautiful Lemaire

Channel, we keep watch for the humpback

and minke whales frequently spotted here.

This narrow channel is one of the most visually

impressive areas of the Antarctic Peninsula.

Steep mountain peaks jut out of the sea on

both sides, and the waters are often choked

with icebergs and frequented by crabeater seals.A stunning labyrinth of grounded icebergs lies

in the shallow waters west of Pleneau Island,

presenting a superb Zodiac cruising experience.

Crabeater and leopard seals haul out on the

ice, and elephant seals and gentoo penguins

occupy the island itself.

Petermann Island Discovered by

a German expedition in 1873-74 and named

after geographer August Petermann, the island

is home to the worlds southernmost colony of

gentoo penguins. Snow-capped and small at

just a mile long by half a mile wide, it offers

close-up, picture-perfect scenes of penguins

both gentoo and Adelieas well as skuas andblue-eyed shags.

Sunday & Monday, February 13 & 14Drake Passage

During our Drake crossing, we have opportu-

nities to see and photograph wandering and

black-browed albatross, sooty shearwaters and

white-chinned petrels. We keep a lookout for

whales often seen in these waters.Tuesday, February 15Ushuaia, Argentina /

Disembark / Buenos Aires

Disembark in Ushuaia and transfer to the

airport for your f light to Buenos Aires,

connecting with your independent overnight

flight to the USA.

Wednesday, February 16USA

Early-morning arrival in the USA and connect

to flights homeward.

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Terms & Conditions

For most activities, a relatively moderate level o exertion is required. You will need to climb into

and out o Zodiacs or excursions ashore. Ashore, you must be able to walk moderate distances,

unaided, over rough terrain (rocky, uneven beaches in the sub-Antarctic islands, and occasional ice

and snow on the Antarctic Peninsula.) emperatures will range rom 45 55 F in the sub-Antarctic

region, and may get as cold as 30 40 F on the Antarctic Peninsula itsel, although sunshine

and low humidity will create a very temperate atmosphere. We will mail a complete list o recom-

mended clothing and a suggested reading list to you approximately ve months prior to departure.

Participants will most enjoy the remarkable opportunities this expedition oers i they travel with

a spirit o adventure.

What to Expect

Te acceptance o your reservation orm and deposit byZegrahm Expeditions, Inc. d/b/a Zegrahm Expeditions andEco-Expeditions, located at 192 Nickerson Street, Seattle, WA98109 (hereinater with its aliates, owners, ocers , agentsand employees collectively reerred to as ZE or Company)creates a contractual relationship between ZE and you, the

customer/participant in the travel package by ZE. Pleaseread the ollowing inormation careully. Ater reading theterms and conditions located in this brochure, please visitour Web site atwww.zeco.com/terms to review the entireset of terms and conditions for your expedition. In orderor your expedition reservation to be completed, you mustindicate your acceptance o the terms and conditions oundin this brochure and onwww.zeco.com/terms by signingyour Reservation Form and returning it to the Company.

RESERVATIONS: 25% o the expedition are, a long with acompleted and signed Reservation Form, wil l reserve a placeor you on this ZE program. Te balance o the expeditionare is due 120 days prior to departure. Air are is due at timeo issuance. Al l prices are quoted in U.S. dollars and mustbe paid in U.S. dollars. Credit cards accepted or deposit only.ZE reserves the right to decline to accept any individual as atrip member or any reason whatsoever.

CANCELLATION AND REFUND POLICY: Notication ocancellation must be received in writing by ZE. At the timewe receive your written cancellation, the ollowing penaltieswill apply:

120 days or more prior to departure: $500 per person 60 through 119 days prior to departure: 50% of expedition fare 1 through 59 days prior to departure: 100% of expedition fare

Some air are may be nonreundable. Once an expedition hasdeparted, there will be no reunds rom ZE or any unusedportions o the trip. Te above policy also applies to allextensions and independent travel arrangements made inconjunction with thi s program.

TRIP CANCELLATION AND INTERRUPTION INSURANCE:We strongly advise that all travelers purchase trip cancellationand interruption insurance as coverage against a coveredunoreseen emergency that may orce you to cancel or leavean expedition while it is in progress. A brochure describingcoverage will be sent to you upon receipt o your reservation.

SHARE POLICY: Accommodations on all ZE programs are

based on double occupancy. I you are traveling alone andwish to share accommodations, a roommate will be assignedto you whenever possible. When pairing roommates, we willalways pair participants o the same sex. Al l shared accom-modations are nonsmoking. I it is not possible to pair youwith a roommate, you may be asked to pay a single supplementor the land portion o the program. For tours booked withEco-Expeditions only: upon booking you will be requiredto pay a Single Supplement, i we are able to pair you with aroommate the supplement will be reunded. Please note thatsingle accommodations are limited and cannot be guaranteedthroughout.

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requires that you be in generally good health. It is essentialthat persons with any medical problems and related dietaryrestrictions make them known to us well beore departure.We can counsel you on whether the expedition you haveselected is appropriate or you. Te tour leader has the rightto disquali y any participant at any time during the tour ihe or she eels the participant is physically incapable and/or

i a participants continued participation will jeopardize eitherthe individual involved or the group. Tere will be no reundgiven under these circumstances.

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ground operator, or other suppliers o services connectedwith this expedition (other providers), and the otherproviders are solely responsible and liable or providing theirrespective services. Te passenger tickets in use by the carriersshall constitute the sole contract between the carriers andthe passenger; the carriers are not responsible or any act,omission, or event during the time tour participants are notaboard their conveyance. ZE shall not be held liable or (A)any damage to, or loss o, property or injury to, or death o,persons occasioned directly or indirectly by an act or omissiono any other provider, including but not limited to any deectin any aircra t, watercrat, or vehicle operated or provided bysuch other provider, and (B) any loss or damage due to delay,cancellation, or disruption in any manner caused by the laws,regulations, acts or ai lures to act, demands, orders, or interpo-sitions o any government or any subdivision or agent thereo,or by acts o God, strikes, re, food, war, rebellion, terrorism,insurrection, sickness, quarantine, epidemics, thet, or anyother cause(s) beyond their control. Te participant waives anyclaim aga inst ZE or any such loss, damage, injury, or death.By registering or the expedition, the participant certies thathe/she does not have any mental, physical, or other conditionor disability that would create a hazard or him/hersel orother participants. ZE reserves the right in their sole discretionto accept, decline to accept, or remove any participant on an

expedition and reserves the right without notice to withdrawany part or all o the trip and to make such changes as maybe necessary. ZE shal l not be liable or any air carriers cancel-lation penalty incurred by the purchase o a nonreundableticket to or rom the departure city o the expedition. Baggageand personal eects are at a ll times the sole responsibilityo the traveler.

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Limited singles avai lable at the quoted single rate above. Additional singles may be available at 1.7times the share rate (suite not applicable).

Included: Accommodations in our hotels and on board Clipper Adventureras outlined in the itinerary;all onboard meals; all group meals on land; group transers; services o the expedition sta, includinglectures, briengs, slide/lm shows; all group activities and excursions; landing and port fees; $50,000of emergency sickness/accident medical expenses and $75,000 in evacuation insurance; all gratuities.Pre-extension includes all o the above.

Not Included: All air transportation; excess baggage charges; airport arrival and departure taxes;transers or independent arrivals and departures; passport and/or visa ees; accident/baggage/cancellation insurance; items o a personal nature such as laundry, bar charges, alcoholic beverages,

e-mail/Internet/ax/telephone charges.Air Fare: A tentative ight schedule is available upon request. Zegrahm Expeditions will contactyou approximately 180 days prior to the departure o this program to fnalize your ight plans.

As of January 2010, the approximate economy air fare as listed in the itinerary is $1,785 for USA/Buenos Aires/Ushuaia/Buenos Aires/USA.

All rates are per person, quoted in U.S. dollars, and must be paid in U.S. dollars. Rates and itinerariesare subject to change.

Insurance is underwritten by National Union Fire Insurance Company o Pittsburgh, Pa. Te Policy will contain reductions,limitations, exclusions and termination provisions. All coverages may not be available in all states.

Deck Plan

R ates

ZodiacBoardingRoom

ZodiacBoardingRoom

CLIPPER ADVENTURER

BOAT DECKPROMENADE DECKMAIN DECKA-DECK

CATEGORY 1 $13,980

CATEGORY RATE CATEGORY RATE

CATEGORY 2 $14,880

CATEGORY 3 $15,780

CATEGORY 4 $16,680

CATEGORY 5 $17,580

SUITE $21,980

OWNERS SUITE $25,680

SINGLE / CAT 2 $23,780

SINGLE / CAT 4 $26,680

CATEGORY 6 $18,480


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Optional Pre-Voyage Extension |January 21 28, 2011

Encompassing 615,000 acres of expansive grasslands and the fantastic pinnacles of the Andean

mountains, Torres del Paine National Park is a stunning UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and

Chiles premier Patagonian destination.

Here peaks o twisted, snow-dusted graniteendowed with wateralls, emerald lakes, and

verdant valleystower above the plains o Patagonia. During our three days in the park,

accompanied by our leader, we take every opportunity to observe the unique ora and auna o

the region. Nearly 150 native animal species reside in the steppe and orested areas, including

Patagonian oxes, vicuas, and guanacos. And among the 100 species o local birds are the

high-stepping lesser rheas, the New Worlds largest bird, and the elegant Andean condors that

soar high above the landscape.

In addition to our time in Torres del Paine, we enjoy a stay in the colorul village o El Calaate,

our base or exploring Argentinas Glacier National Park.

Please contact our ofce or visit our Web site or a detailed itinerary.

Extension Price: $3,380 per person, double occupancy; $980 single supplement.

Note: For terms and conditions, baggage restrictions, cancellation policies, and air fare, please refer

to the main voyage.

Coverphotos:S

ergeyFrolov(KingPenguinandChinstrapPenguin);PeterHarrison(ParadiseBayandFurSeals)

Patagonia

& Torr es del Paine

ZECO.COM To read a Report From the Field and view photos from

previous expeditions, please go to our Web site and

search for Antarctica.

View a video from this expedition at www.zeco.com/video

One of the best trips ever taken; personable and

knowledgeable guides; perfect crew; natural

science and history beautifully combined. better

than first class! Thoughtful balance of activities

and participation in the learning experience. M. & J. Alden


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Te 110-passenger Clipper Adventureris a superb oceangoing vessel equipped with stabilizers

and an ice-hardened hull that allow her to navigate easily in the most rugged natural environ-

ments. Te vessel is outtted with state-o-the-art satellite navigation and communicationequipment. A eet o Zodiac landing crat permits us to land anywhere nature or curiosity

dictates. Each cabin has an ocean view, individually controlled heat/air conditioner, an in-room

music system, and en suite bathroom. Facilities on board the Clipper Adventurerinclude a

dining room, lounge, library, massage room, git shop, inrmary staed by a registered physician,

laundry, and small gym. Te Clipper Adventureris classied A-1 ice class or unrestricted

passenger service by the Lloyds Register. She carries a Passenger Ship Saety Certicate issued

under the provisions o the International Convention or the Saety o Lie at Sea (SOLAS).

Te Clipper Adventurerhas a crew comprising international deck and engine ofcers, American

hotel management, international cruise sta, and Filipino support sta. Ship registry: Bahamas.

Clipper Adventurer

Our leaders and lecturers bring a comprehensive educational component to your adventure

through lectures, guided excursions, and daily recaps. Experts from additional fields of

study will join the leaders below. Please visit www.zeco.com where you can read thecomplete biographies of the expedition team.

Russell Evans (Expedition Leader) In the mid 1990s, Russell a 6th-generation

Falkland Islander, decided to pursue his interest in the sea and small boats and went to work

crewing and skippering commercial boats. His passion or the sea, wildlie, and travel have led

Russell to a career in expedition travel.

Peter Harrison, MBE Oten credited with having seen more seabirds than anyone,

past or present, Peter has written and illustrated over a dozen books, o which Seabirds:

An Identification Guideis considered the bible o seabird identiication. He is also a cooundero Zegrahm Expeditions and a Fellow o he Explorers Club.

Shirley Metz In 1989 Shirley became the irst woman, and one o the irst Americans,

to ski overland to the South Pole, a journey o over 800 miles. Shirley is a coounder o Zegrahm

Expeditions, a Fellow o he Explorers Club, and member o the Society o Woman Geographers.

Professor Robert Dunbar (Stanford Faculty Leader) A proessor

o earth science at Stanord University, Rob has participated in and led research projects in

the polar oceans during multiple expeditions to Antarctica and the Arctic. Rob is an expert on

glaciers and glacial landorms, as well as sea ice and a variety o other polar systems.

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