Spirit of Enderby
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Introduction
The Spirit of Enderby is a fully ice-strengthened expedition vessel, built in 1984 for polar and oceanographic research and is perfect for expedition travel.
She carries just 50 passengers and was refurbished in March 2013 to provide comfortable accommodation in twin share cabins approximately half of which have private facilities. All cabins have outside windows or portholes and ample storage space.
Upgrades and enhancements to the common areas were completed prior to the start of the 2018 season. In the public spaces, the bar/library now has a wonderful relaxed, cosy atmosphere – expansions to the space and a complete overhaul of the seating now provide a flexible space where everyone can comfortably gather together to have a chat about the days events, enjoy a drink at the bar or just find a quiet space to read and catch up on emails. Updated sound and visual technology allow staff to conduct briefings or share information in a more relaxed environment. A fresh, crisp new look will greet you as you walk into the dining rooms - new curtains and décor have significantly brightened the rooms to match the standard of food that is served in them.
The cabins were upgraded prior to the 2019 season. Cabins and hallways have been spruced up with new wallpaper and skirting, while new linen, carpet, seat coverings and mattresses provide a more comfortable and modern look for passengers to enjoy. Bathrooms have been refreshed with new floors, and new light fittings have been installed throughout the ship. In the hallways, laminate aluminum plates have been fixed to the lower half of the hallway walls to create a fresh and dynamic aesthetic that reflects her industrious lineage. The revamp coincides with the recent installation of Wi-Fi internet access on the vessel.
The cuisine is excellent and is prepared by top New Zealand and Australian chefs.
The real focus and emphasis of every expedition is getting you ashore as often as possible for as long as possible with maximum safety and comfort. Expeditions are accompanied by some of the most experienced naturalists and guides, who have devoted a lifetime to field research in the areas that we visit. The ship is crewed by a very enthusiastic and most experienced Russian captain and crew.
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 1800s. It also celebrates Enderby Island, arguably the greatest Subantarctic Island in the world.
Technical Specifications:
Classification: Russian register KM ice class
Year built: 1984, Refurbished 2004 & 2013
Accommodation: 50 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
| Per Person USD Rates Antarctica 2020-21 |
Main Deck Triple
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Main Deck Twin
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Superior
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Superior Plus
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Mini Suite
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Heritage Suite
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Gov't Landing Fees
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| $5,350 | $5,750 | $6,100 | $6,650 | $6,850 | $7,340 | $100 |
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.
All trips subject to possible fuel surcharge.
| Per Person USD Rates Antarctica 2021-22 |
Main Deck Triple
|
Main Deck Twin
|
Superior
|
Superior Plus
|
Mini Suite
|
Heritage Suite
|
Gov't Landing Fees
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $11,250 | $12,150 | $13,650 | $14,700 | $15,400 | $16,500 | $800 | |
| $7,750 | $8,300 | $8,800 | $9,600 | $9,900 | $10,600 | $800 | |
| $7,500 | $8,150 | $8,500 | $9,200 | $9,600 | $10,200 | $800 | |
| $5,995 | $6,995 | $7,300 | $7,800 | $8,250 | $8,800 | $400 | |
| $23,000 | $25,000 | $28,300 | $29,400 | $32,000 | $880 | ||
| $23,000 | $25,000 | $28,300 | $29,400 | $32,000 | $880 |
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.
All trips subject to possible fuel surcharge.
| Heritage Suite Has a large lounge area, a separate bedroom with double bed, a single bed in the lounge, writing desk, wardrobe, drawers. There is a private bathroom with shower, toilet and washbasin. There are large forward and side facing windows to allow great views. |
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| Mini Suite Has a separate bedroom with a double bed and a single bed or a sofa in the lounge, wardrobe, drawers, desk and private bathroom with shower, toilet and washbasin. The mini suite has windows. |
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| Superior Plus Cabin Has two lower berths, wardrobe, drawers, desk and private bathroom with shower, toilet and washbasin. These cabins have windows. *Cabin 411 has double bed with upper bunk. |
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| Superior Cabin Has bunks (an upper and lower berth), wardrobe, drawers, desk and private bathroom with shower, toilet and washbasin. These cabins have windows. |
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| Main Deck Cabin Has two lower berths, wardrobe, drawers, desk and washbasin. The nearby showers and toilets are shared with the other Main Deck cabins. These cabins have a porthole. |
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| Main Deck Triple Has one bunk (upper & lower berth) and one lower berth, wardrobe, drawers, desk and washbasin. The nearby showers and toilets are shared with the other Main Deck cabins. These cabins have a porthole. |
