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Ultramarine

Nature

Remote escape

Adventure

Launched in 2020, Ultramarine is one of the most innovative ships in the Antarctic fleet. Designed for true expedition cruising, it carries 199 guests and features twin helicopters, a Zodiac hangar, and four embarkation points for fast access to the ice. Contemporary interiors and wraparound observation decks balance comfort with adventure, offering a refined base for exploring the White Continent.

Accommodation

Main Deck Oval
1 Queen OR 2 Twin beds | 1-2 guests
Oval windows
Main Deck Large Oval
1 Queen bed OR 2 Twin beds | 1-2 guests
Large oval window
Upper Deck Suite
1 Queen bed OR 2 Twin beds
Window
Bridge Deck Deluxe Suite
1 Queen bed OR 2 Twin beds
Window
Bridge Deck Suite
1 Queen bed OR 2 Twin beds
Balcony
Bridge Deck Owner’s Suite
1 Queen bed OR 2 Twin beds
Balcony

Amenities

  • Restaurant
  • Bistro
  • Bars
  • Panorama lounge
  • Auditorium
  • Library
  • Polar boutique
  • Spa with sauna and steam room
  • Fitness center
  • Water-level Zodiac hangar
  • Two-engine helicopters

In-room amenities:

  • Desk
  • Television
  • Safe deposit box
  • Minibar
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Activities

  • Scenic helicopter flightseeing
  • Zodiac cruising and remote shore landings
  • Guided hiking excursions
  • Camping on ice
  • Sea kayaking
  • Stand-up paddleboarding
  • Paddle excursions
  • Alpine heli-trekking
  • Cross-country skiing
  • Mountaineering
  • Polar plunging
  • Expert-led lectures and presentations on board
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Notes:

Some Balcony Suites offer interconnecting rooms. The balconies in some suites are partially enclosed. Some Suites offer a bathtub. Although all meals onboard the ship are included in all itineraries, premium wines and spirits at meals may carry and additional charge. The Ultramarine operates cruises of various lengths, from 10 to 22 nights. Activities may come at an additional cost, and are subject to availability, weather and sea conditions, itinerary and departure date. Smaller cabins are also available. Cabin sizes shown above are approximate.