Introduction
Tour Dates
Birding Downunder
Galapagos of Antarctica
In the Wake of Scott and Shackleton 1
In the Wake of Scott and Shackleton 2
Spirit of Enderby
(48 Passengers)Introduction
This expedition vessel is one of the best-run ships of its kind. Ideally suited for cruising the Southern Ocean, the ship has been carefully outfitted with the best of expeditionary equipment, and staffed by extremely knowledgeable people.
Recently Refurbished
The Spirit of Enderby was refurbished in Lyttelton (NZ) prior to the start of the 2004/2005 season. Refurbishment included the construction of a new bar/library, renovating the galley and dinning rooms, refurbishing the cabins including the construction of lower berths in most of the twin share private facilities cabins on the 400 and 500 level, the recarpeting of the vessel and the construction of a lecture room with the latest technology in audio presentation. The ship is under the command of an experienced team of Russian Officers and crew but we will continue to place New Zealand and Australian hotel and expedition staff on board.
Stats
The Spirit of Enderby measures 72 metres in length and is fully ice-strengthened. Powered by two, 1,156 horse power, diesel engines. It is capable of speeds of up to 12 knots.
Our specially designed and built Hovercraft give us unprecedented over ice capability in Antarctica allowing us to land in places that are inaccessible to other ships.
Named in Honor of Antarctic Heroes
The name Spirit of Enderby honours the work and the vision of the Enderby Brothers of London. The Enderby Captains were at the forefront of Antarctic exploration for almost 40 years in the early 1800’s. It also celebrates Enberby Island, arguably the greatest Sub Antarctic Island in the world.
Technical Specifications:
Classification: Russian register KM ice class
Year built: 1984
Accommodation: 48 berths expedition
Shipyard: Finland
Main engines: power 2x1560 bhp (2x 1147 Kw)
Register: Russia
Maximum speed: 12 knots (2 engines),
Cruising speed: 10 knots(one engine)
Bunker capacity: 320 tons
Itineraries may be subject to change.
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Trips and Rates 2012-2013
Click on the tour dates in the left column to view a trip itinerary. Point MOUSE at Cabin Category to view DETAILED description.
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Per Person USD
Rates 2012-2013 |
Main Deck Triple | Main Deck Twin | Superior | Superior Plus | Mini Suite | Heritage Suite |
Gov't
Landing Fees |
Fuel
Charge |
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Dec 09 - Dec 21, 2012
Galapagos of Antarctica |
$5,050 | $6,000 | $6,500 | $6,950 | $7,400 | $7,990 | $600 | ||
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Dec 21, 2012 - Jan 08, 2013
Birding Downunder |
$9,500 | $10,500 | $11,800 | $12,700 | $13,100 | $13,600 | $600 | ||
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Jan 08 - Feb 06, 2013
In the Wake of Scott and Shackleton 1 |
$17,000 | $18,500 | $21,000 | $21,990 | $23,000 | $24,500 | $700 | ||
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Feb 06 - Mar 07, 2013
In the Wake of Scott and Shackleton 2 |
$17,000 | $18,500 | $21,000 | $21,990 | $23,000 | $24,500 | $700 | ||
| Prices do not include Airfare or Government Landing Fees. Single Supplement rates are available at 1.8x the shared rate except for Suites which are 2x the shared rate. Please note that $75,000 Emergency Evacuation Insurance is required on all trips. | |||||||||
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Deck Plans
Spirit of Enderby Deck Plan


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