Seabourn Antartcica

SEABOURNANNOUNCING 2013 - 2014

ANTARCTICA & PATAGONIA SAILINGS

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SET FOOTON THE

GREAT WHITE

CONTINENT

WHALE WATCHING: As we cruise the

waters surrounding Antarctica, be

on the lookout for pods of feeding

humpback whales. Sightings of these

majestic creatures are becoming

more common – especially near the

Gerlache Strait.

Dear Fellow Traveler,

I am writing to invite you on an epic adventure to the most remote place on earth. I hope you’ll join me as I sail

the beautiful Seabourn Quest on our Ultimate Antarctica & Patagonia voyages during the austral summer of

2013 and 2014. I have had the good fortune to sail these waters before, and I can attest that the places we will

explore on these voyages guarantee a cruising experience beyond anything you’ve witnessed.

The Patagonian portion alone is an awe-inspiring voyage along some of the most magnificent coastlines in

the world. We will cruise by great sea-run glaciers, thread channels between tall, forested islands, and visit

rustic, fascinating ports and breathtaking landscapes. Add far-flung outposts such as Port Stanley in the

Falkland Islands/Islas Malvinas and Ushuaia in Tierra del Fuego, and it’s a traveler’s dream.

But, of course, the heart of our journey will be spent in the pristine, unspoiled Antarctic. We have equipped

Seabourn Quest to show you Antarctica in style. You will be joined by a skilled expedition staff specializing in

a number of disciplines, who will inform you on board and accompany you ashore to interpret the wonders you

encounter. Landings at historic sites, teeming wildlife colonies, and Zodiac cruising among fantastically shaped

icebergs and abundant sea life will fill each day.

And you will see it all from the gracious, luxurious base of Seabourn Quest, furnished with every comfort and

amenity you could desire, and a staff dedicated to filling your time on board with Seabourn moments that

match the wonders outside.

I have experienced Antarctica before, and I can promise you that, if you sail with me on Seabourn Quest, you

will discover the White Continent in a way that no one has before.

I hope that I may welcome you on board to share one of these voyages.

Captain Bjarne Larsen

Master, Seabourn Quest

Special modifications have prepared

Seabourn Quest for the unique

conditions in and around Antarctica.

These important enhancements will

enable us to venture closer than ever to

the White Continent’s wondrous shores.

Majestic, unspoiled natural splendors await — snow-capped volcanoes reflected in crystalline lakes,

massive glaciers and fjords, the rugged grandeur of patagonia, Cape Horn and beyond, the sweeping

landscapes and diverse wildlife of antarctica.

a skilled expedition staff will plan and manage our cruise and coordinate special landings in

antarctica, choosing from numerous extraordinary options to give you the very best encounters

possible during your adventure, based on ice and weather conditions. experts and special guest

speakers will join us on board as well, offering insights and guidance to enhance your experience

and help maximize your enjoyment and appreciation of this boundless land.

On board seabourn Quest, every care will be taken to ensure your complete comfort and well-being,

from a well-timed glass of champagne to a rejuvenating massage after a day ashore. Though we

may be far from home, the signature touches that make seabourn one of the world’s highest-rated

small-ship cruise lines will never be out of reach.

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U N R I V A L E D S E R V I C E The gracious, intuitive service you’ll enjoy on board reflects

years of training and our unwavering commitment to make

you feel right at home, even as we approach the ends of the

earth. Your personal suite stewardess will:

• Welcome you with champagne and canapés

• Offer you a selection of designer soaps

• Draw you a Pure PamperingSM bath

• Replenish your ice and bar setup

• Provide you with personalized stationery

• Deliver a daily newspaper and program

• Manage your valet service needs

• Assist you with any special requests

W O R L D - C L A S S D I N I N G V E N U E SSuperb dining is a hallmark of the Seabourn experience,

with gourmet restaurants that rival any you’ll find on land.

The Restaurant – A beautiful, fine-dining venue featuring

a wide variety of delectable menu choices.

Restaurant 2 – Innovative, seven-course tasting menus

with wine pairings.

The Colonnade – Indoor/outdoor restaurant with breakfast

and lunch. In the evening, The Colonnade serves regionally

themed bistro-style dinners.

Patio Grill – Casual, al fresco dining featuring grilled

specialties and sumptuous side dishes.

In-Suite Dining – Course-by-course service from The

Restaurant during dinner hours and 24-hour room service.• Assist you with any special requests

• Personalize your nightly turndown service

A L L - S U I T E A C C O M M O D A T I O N S Seabourn suites are thoughtfully appointed and inviting,

designed as homes away from home with room to

unwind or entertain.

• Spacious bath with full tub and shower

• Complimentary in-suite bar stocked with your preferences

• 24-hour complimentary room service

• Fine cotton linens, plush robes and slippers

• Writing desk with personalized stationery

• Fine soaps by L’Occitane and designer toiletries

• Flat-screen TVs and iPod® docking stations

• The option of in-suite dining served course by course

D E L I G H T F U L D I V E R S I O N S Seabourn Quest features a host of inviting amenities and

activities to enhance every moment of your journey.

• Inspiring Enrichment Program and guest speakers

• Gourmet food and wine tastings

• The Spa at SeabournSM – the highest-rated spa at sea

• State-of-the-art fitness center

• Seabourn to a TeaSM with white-glove service and

live piano music

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Join us for an unforgettable journey as we explore Antarctica and Patagonia in signature Seabourn style.

• Look up as we cruise Drake Passage to see flocks of soaring

birds investigate your arrival

• Explore the lush vegetation of the Valdivian temperate

rain forest near Castro

• Visit the sprawling penguin colonies of Otway Sound

from Punta Arenas

• Marvel at the Torres del Paine’s majestic granite peaks

PARADISE BAY

AtlanticOcean

Paci�cOcean

ChileanFjords

AmaliaGlacier

CanalSarmiento

Strait ofMagellan

CapeHorn

CockburnChannel

BeagleChannel Glacier

Alley

LemaireChannel

ParadiseBay

ReloncavíSound

Gulf ofCorcovado

DrakePassage Elephant

Island

King GeorgeIsland

HopeBay

GerlacheStrait

AntarcticSound

WeddellSea

AntarcticPeninsula

Valparaiso

Puerto Montt

Castro

Puerto Chacabuco

Punta Arenas

Port Stanley,Falkland Islands/Islas Malvinas

Ushuaia

Buenos Aires

Montevideo

Grytviken,South Georgia Island

Gerlache Strait ■■ This deep, scenic channel is home to Gentoo, Adélie and

Chinstrap penguins as well as pods of feeding humpback whales. Depending on

weather and ice conditions, your veteran expedition staff will select the best spots to

venture ashore. Explore alongside naturalists, scientific experts and digital

photography coaches who will come along to help you understand and capture incredible

memories of your adventures among the Antarctic wildlife and scenic splendor.

Onboard debriefings, both organized and casual, are a chance to share your

day’s events and hear what your fellow travelers have seen and done.

Chilean Fjords ■■ Day after day, your ship glides between towering peaks, some polished and others densely forested. Silvery waterfalls dance from the

heights, glittering like tinsel against the stone. A massive, wrinkled river of ice descends to a glowing,

blue-white wall at the head of its bay.

Puerto Montt ■■ Trek among ancient trees, zip line over canyons or cast for

legendary Chilean trout in Chile’s verdant Lake District.

AtlanticOcean

Paci�cOcean

ChileanFjords

AmaliaGlacier

CanalSarmiento

Strait ofMagellan

CapeHorn

CockburnChannel

BeagleChannel Glacier

Alley

LemaireChannel

ParadiseBay

ReloncavíSound

Gulf ofCorcovado

DrakePassage Elephant

Island

King GeorgeIsland

HopeBay

GerlacheStrait

AntarcticSound

WeddellSea

AntarcticPeninsula

Valparaiso

Puerto Montt

Castro

Puerto Chacabuco

Punta Arenas

Port Stanley,Falkland Islands/Islas Malvinas

Ushuaia

Buenos Aires

Montevideo

Grytviken,South Georgia Island

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South Georgia Island ■■ Abundant green vegetation will greet you as you arrive. The seas here are rich in nutrients and food, supporting huge populations of penguins, seals and birds. Whales, too, are returning after their long decline due to over-hunting. Few places are as remote and difficult to reach, making your visit an even more exceptional privilege.

Drake Passage ■■ All eyes will be watching flocks of fascinating seabirds flit, soar and

swoop to survey your ship. Noble albatrosses glide effortlessly just above the waves,

and petrel squadrons shadow the ship and patter across the surface like ballerinas en

pointe. We’ll be watching for whales here too, before heading back inside for a Seabourn

Conversation to deepen our understanding of the splendors we’re witnessing.

Port Stanley ■■ Stanley’s cathedral, the oldest in the Southern Hemisphere, is marked by an arch made from whale jawbones. The town’s roofs are painted in different cheerful hues, and the islanders are proud of their sheep, penguins and unshakeable self-reliant tenacity.

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TIERRA DEL FUEGO NATIONAL PARK: The

world’s southernmost national park is a

breathtaking collection of sheer granite

peaks, winding rivers and glacier-fed

lakes. Even here at the end of the world,

nature thrives. We’ll likely see guanacos,

condors, ostrich-like rheas and more.

VALPARAISO

PuertoMontt

Castro

PuertoChacabuco

Punta Arenas

Ushuaia

BUENOS AIRESMontevideo

Port Stanley

AtlanticOceanChilean Fjords

Amalia GlacierCanal SarmientoStrait of Magellan

CapeHornCockburn Channel

Beagle ChannelGlacier Alley

Lemaire ChannelParadise Bay

Reloncaví SoundGulf of Corcovado

DrakePassage

Elephant IslandKing George Island

Hope BayGerlache Strait

Antarctic Sound

Weddell Sea

Note: Antarctica routing dependent

on weather and ice conditions.

VALPARAISO

PuertoMontt

Castro

PuertoChacabuco

Punta Arenas

Ushuaia


Grytviken

AtlanticOcean

Chilean FjordsAmalia Glacier

Canal SarmientoStrait of Magellan





DrakePassage



Antarctic Sound

Weddell Sea



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SE A B OUR N QUE S TBuenos Aires to Valparaiso (Santiago)

21 DaysNov 20, 2013, Jan 4, 2014

D AY P O R T

Buenos Aires, Argentina

1 Montevideo, Uruguay

2-3 Cruising the South Atlantic Ocean

4 Port Stanley, Falkland Islands/Islas Malvinas

5 Cruising the Scotia Sea and Southern Ocean

6-10

ANTARCTIC EXPERIENCE*From numerous possible landing sites, your experienced expedition team will select those that will provide you with the best experiences available, based on real-time reports of wildlife, weather and ice conditions.

11 Cruising the Southern Ocean, Drake Passage and Cape Horn

12 Ushuaia, Argentina

13 Scenic cruising Beagle Channel and Glacier Alley

14Scenic cruising Cockburn Channel, Punta Arenas, ChileScenic cruising Strait of Magellan

15 Scenic cruising Canal Sarmiento and Amalia Glacier

16 Scenic cruising Chilean Fjords

17 Puerto Chacabuco, Chile

18Scenic cruising Gulf of CorcovadoCastro, Isla Grande de Chiloe, Chile

19Puerto Montt (Lake District), ChileScenic cruising Reloncavi Sound

20 Cruising the South Pacific Ocean

21 Valparaiso (Santiago), Chile

HOLIDAY ANTARC TIC A , PATAGONIA & SOUTH GEORGIA ISL AND

SE A B OUR N QUE S TValparaiso (Santiago) to Buenos Aires

24 DaysDec 11, 2013

D AY P O R T

Valparaiso (Santiago), Chile


2 Scenic cruising Reloncavi Sound, Puerto Montt (Lake District), Chile

3 Castro, Isla Grande de Chiloe, Chile, Scenic cruising Gulf of Corcovado



6 Scenic cruising Amalia Glacier and Canal Sarmiento

7Scenic cruising Strait of Magellan, Punta Arenas, Chile Scenic cruising Cockburn Channel

8 Scenic cruising Glacier Alley and Beagle Channel


10 Cruising Cape Horn, Drake Passage and Southern Ocean

11-15


16-17 Cruising the Southern Ocean and Scotia Sea

18 Grytviken, South Georgia

19 Expedition Day in South Georgia*



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Conversations this Voyage: Conversations this Voyage:

SuiteCategory

BrochureFares From

Savings Fares From

Ocean View Suite €25.000 €12.799

Veranda Suite (V1) €28.200 €14.399

Penthouse Suite (PH) €42.600 €21.599

Owner’s Suite (OW) €52.200 €26.399

SuiteCategory

BrochureFares From

Savings Fares From


Veranda Suite (V1) €33.200 €16.899


Owner’s Suite (OW) €66.800 €33.699

* Subject to government approval. The final itinerary is subject to weather, ice and other conditions, and subject to change.

VALPARAISO

PuertoMontt

Castro

PuertoChacabuco

Punta Arenas

Ushuaia


Port Stanley

AtlanticOceanChilean Fjords

Amalia GlacierCanal SarmientoStrait of Magellan





DrakePassage



Antarctic Sound

Weddell Sea



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SE A B OUR N QUE S TValparaiso (Santiago) to Buenos Aires

21 DaysJan 25, 2014

D AY P O R T

Valparaiso (Santiago), Chile


2Scenic cruising Reloncavi Sound Puerto Montt (Lake District), Chile

3Castro, Isla Grande de Chiloe, ChileScenic cruising Gulf of Corcovado



6 Scenic cruising Amalia Glacier and Canal Sarmiento

7Scenic cruising Strait of Magellan, Punta Arenas, Chile Scenic cruising Cockburn Channel

8 Scenic cruising Glacier Alley and Beagle Channel


10 Cruising Cape Horn, Drake Passage and Southern Ocean

11-15


16 Cruising the Southern Ocean and Scotia Sea

17 Port Stanley, Falkland Islands/Islas Malvinas



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Conversations this Voyage:

When you cruise with Seabourn, we promise a voyage that

is nothing short of magical. Each cruise to Antarctica and

Patagonia includes the following exclusive amenities and

activities designed to enhance every moment:

• Zodiac landings and expeditions to selected

Antarctic locations

• Digital photography workshops

• Seabourn parka and backpack

• Opportunities for frequent wildlife sightings from the

ship and on shore

• Guidance and insight from a skilled expedition staff

• Inspiring Seabourn Conversations with special guest

speakers on board

M A G I C A L M O M E N T S A R E I N C L U D E D

We’re pleased to present Seabourn Conversations, a series

of interactive discussions featuring respected luminaries and

experts, each of whom will enhance your cruise experience with

unique insights and engaging dialogue. Look for these symbols

when selecting your cruise, and join the conversation.

Visit Seabourn.com for complete details.

Celebrity Conversations

Culinary Conversations

ScienceConversations

Arts Conversations

Current Affairs& History

Conversations

Cultural &Destination

Conversations

SuiteCategory

BrochureFares From

Savings Fares From


Veranda Suite (V1) €29.800 €15.199


Owner’s Suite (OW) €55.400 €27.999





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"My team and I bring years of

experience navigating these waters

and leading exploratory expeditions

ashore. We have put in place a

comprehensive program to give you

an up-close view of Patagonia and

Antarctica’s magnificent beauty."

Captain Bjarne Larsen

Master, Seabourn Quest

ROBIN WEST EXPEDITION LEADER On board November 20, 2013, December 11, 2013, January 4, 25, 2014

Born in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, and

currently residing in the Netherlands, Robin

West has participated in some 40 Antarctic

voyages to date. While studying Biokinetics

at the University of Port Elizabeth, he

qualified as a Master Scuba Diver Trainer

by the Professional Association of Diving

Instructors. This experience fostered a true

passion for the sea and led him to establish two companies

specializing in outdoor adventures and scuba diving. Later, the

opportunity to explore the Antarctic and the South Pacific led

him into the world of elite expedition cruising aboard a luxury

private super yacht. Over the past 10 years, he has gained

a wealth of knowledge and experience to lead expeditions

on every continent and across every ocean, including polar

exploration of both the Arctic and Antarctic.

JARDA VERSLOOT-WEST ASSISTANT EXPEDITION LEADER On board November 20, 2013, December 11, 2013,January 4, 25, 2014

Jarda Versloot-West has been working full

time on expedition ships for the past 10

years. At 18, she bid farewell to her native

Holland to explore Australia, which is

where she discovered her passion for

travel and her love of the ocean. After

completing her bachelor’s degree in

International Tourism Consultancy, Jarda

began working on expedition cruise ships. She has visited all

seven continents, including Antarctica 40 times alone. She is

a qualified PADI rescue diver, Zodiac driver and a remote first-

aid responder.

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WOLFGANG K AEHLER DIGITAL PHOTOGR APHY COACH On board November 20, 2013 and December 11, 2013

Since his first expedition cruise in 1977,

Wolfgang Kaehler has amassed one of the

world’s largest Antarctic photography

collections. In 1985, he bested 8,500

applicants in the Composition & Form

category for BBC Wildlife Photographer of

the Year for his photo "Penguins on Ice." His

photos often appear in prestigious publications such as National

Geographic, Travel + Leisure and Smithsonian, and his books

include "Penguins" and "The Voyage of the Beagle". Wolfgang

currently lectures, teaches and leads photo safaris worldwide.

DANIEL J. COX DIGITAL PHOTOGR APHY COACH On board November 20, 2013 and December 11, 2013

For 30 years, Daniel J. Cox has pursued

his lifelong dream of photographing nature.

As the sole photographer for 19 books, he

has traveled all seven continents in search

of the images that inspire his art. In addition

to earning recognition in competitions

worldwide, including the 2013 NANPA Outstanding Nature

Photographer of the Year and the Animal Portrait Division of the

BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year, he is most proud of his

two cover stories for National Geographic and his volunteer work

for Polar Bears International.

DR. MAHLON “CHUCK” KENNICUT T LECTURER On board November 20, 2013 and December 11, 2013

Dr. Chuck Kennicutt first visited Antarctica

as a graduate student in 1977. Returning

in 1990 in response to the grounding of

the Argentine ship Bahia Paraiso and

the subsequent oil spill at Palmer

Station, he began 22 years of research

on the impact of humans in Antarctica.

Dr. Kennicutt has served as president of the Scientific

Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR) and science advisor

to the U.S. State Department Antarctic Treaty Delegation. An

Antarctic geographic feature was officially named Kennicutt

Point for his work in Antarctic science.

LEE KIMBALL LECTURER On board November 20, 2013 and December 11, 2013

For more than 30 years, Lee Kimball has

worked on international ocean law and

policy. A widely published author and

teacher of international environmental

affairs, she served as the founding director

of the Council on Ocean Law while also

directing the Antarctica Program of the International Institute

for Environment and Development. She has advised numerous

U.N. bodies and international conservation organizations on

environmental issues and has played a leading role in the U.N.

Group of Experts designing a global marine assessment process.

R . TUCKER SCULLY LECTURER On board November 20, 2013 and December 11, 2013

Tucker Scully devoted most of his 35-year

career with the U.S. Department of State

to international oceans and polar issues.

During the 1980s and 1990s, he led U.S.

delegations in negotiations and policy

development on oceans and Arctic and

Antarctic issues. In 1999, he was appointed

Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Oceans and Fisheries,

where he served as the chief negotiator on polar issues. He has

visited Antarctica many times, often serving as an enrichment

lecturer on cruises.

CHRIS SRIGLEY ASSISTANT EXPEDITION LEADER On board November 20, 2013, December 11, 2013, January 4, 25, 2014

Chris Srigley began his career in the

expedition cruise industry seven years ago

and now spends nearly nine months a year

traveling as an assistant expedition leader.

Splitting his time between Antarctica,

Central and South America, Northern

Europe, Svalbard, Iceland, Greenland,

and Canada, Chris is a trained naturalist, Zodiac driver and

polar bear guard. He has accumulated a wealth of intriguing

stories along the way and has become well-versed in the

regions in which he travels, especially Antarctica, where he’s

visited 62 times to date.

MAT T DOL AN NATUR ALIST / ZODIAC DRIVER On board November 20, 2013, December 11, 2013, January 4, 25, 2014

Matt’s passion for outdoor adventure

started early and grew to define his career.

Upon graduating from the U.S. Merchant

Marine Academy, he began working in the

global merchant fleet as a deck officer

on oil tankers and container ships. A

two-year stretch as a Kayak Officer and

Zodiac driver on an expedition cruise fueled his passion for

exploration, which led him and three friends to kayak 1,300

miles in 65 days through the Inside Passage. Throughout our

Antarctic voyage, Matt hopes his love for exploration and

appreciation of nature’s authentic beauty will enhance and

deepen everyone’s experience.

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DR. JOHN DUDENEY, OBELECTURER

On board January 4, 25, 2014

First joining the British Antarctic Survey in

1966, Dr. John Dudeney, OBE, has amassed

46 years of experience in the Antarctic,

visiting 23 times in all. He was awarded

the Polar Medal in 1976, a clasp to his

Polar Medal in 1995 and was made an

officer of the Most Excellent Order of the

British Empire in 2005 in recognition of his contributions to

Antarctic affairs. Since 2006, he has focused on Antarctica’s

political history, recently completing an emeritus fellowship

under the topic Cold Politics: Antarctic Science & Governance.

MERIWETHER GILL LECTUREROn board January 4, 25, 2014

Meriwether Gill brings a strong background

in cetology (the study of whales and

dolphins) to the Seabourn lecture team. A

veteran of the Pacific Whale Foundation

in Hawaii, Meriwether has spent years

researching, studying and interacting with

a wide variety of sea mammals. For more

than seven years, she has been lecturing

about sea life for cruise guests all over the world. During our

voyage, Meriwether is looking forward to sharing her expertise,

passion and enthusiasm for these magnificent creatures.

PAT AND ROSEMARIE KEOUGH DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY COACHESOn board January 4, 25, 2014

Pat and Rosemarie Keough are recipients

of numerous awards for photographic

excellence, including World’s Best Nature

Photographers, World’s Best Photography

Book and the 2012 Queen Elizabeth II

Diamond Jubilee Medal. Fellows of The

Explorers Club, they have lectured

worldwide and are medalists of the Royal Geographical

Society. Featured in award-winning television specials and

in periodicals such as Smithsonian and Forbes, their images

have inspired eight books of their photography, including the

renowned handcrafted tome "Antarctica".

RUPERT PILKINGTON NATUR ALIST


Rupert Pilkington joins Seabourn with 10

years of experience as a guide working in

some of the world’s most remote regions,

including Alaska, the Russian Far East, the

Canadian Arctic, Greenland, Iceland and

Svalbard. A native of Scotland, Rupert’s

life has been profoundly influenced by

travel and exploration. With considerable knowledge and

experience gained during his travels in the Arctic, Rupert

is eager to share his insight into Antarctic wildlife and his

passion for exploration.

DR. R ALPH ESHELMAN LECTUREROn board January 4, 25, 2014

Upon earning his Ph.D. in Geology and

Vertebrate Paleontology from the

University of Michigan in 1974, Dr. Ralph

Eshelman became the founding director

of the Calvert Marine Museum. The

following year, he was appointed as a

Research Associate in the Department of

Paleobiology at the National Museum of

Natural History, Smithsonian Institution. Dr. Eshelman’s research

and passion for teaching earth history have taken him around

the world, yet he has always had a particular love of the Polar

Regions, working and lecturing in Antarctica for 20 seasons.

JUAN PABLO SECO PON LECTURER / NATUR ALIST


Juan Pablo Seco Pon received his Licentiate

degree in Biology from the National

University of Mar del Plata in Argentina in

2006 and his Ph.D. in Biological Sciences

in 2013. For the past 10 years he has been

devoted to the study and conservation of

marine vertebrates, especially seabirds. He

has conducted several research campaigns and participated in

international sea surveys to develop and implement mitigation

measures aboard commercial fishing vessels in both the

Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. He supports the Agreement on

the Conservation of Albatrosses and Petrels, acting as a South

American News Correspondent. In his time off, he has worked

as a naturalist guide based in Ushuaia, and has worked as a

naturalist, lecturer and Zodiac driver on board Antarctic cruise

ships the past six seasons.

BRENT HOUSTON NATUR ALIST / LECTUREROn board January 4, 25, 2014

Brent Houston has been involved with

wildlife research, expedition travel and

adventure tourism for 25 years. Completing

over 90 trips, he has traveled to Antarctica

every year since 1988, beginning with five

years of research projects near McMurdo

and Palmer stations, followed by the

Oceanites Antarctic Site Inventory Project.

Since 1989, Brent has focused his research and field work on

global warming and how it affects the wildlife associated with

sea ice, especially Adélie, Chinstrap and Gentoo penguins.

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TORRES DEL PAINE: Chile’s famed

national park is named, appropriately,

for the massive torres (towers). These

colorful granite peaks rise sharply

against the sky and are surrounded

by smaller but equally impressive

peaks of black shale known as the

cuernos or horns.

Seabourn is a member of IAATO, International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators.

A member organization founded in 1991 to advocate, promote, and practice safe and environmentally responsible private-sector travel to the Antarctic.

All fares are in Euros, cruise-only, for new bookings only, per guest, double occupancy, and subject to availability. Some suite categories may not be available. Fares are not combinable with any other offer, may vary by sailing date, are capacity controlled, and are subject to change without notice. All savings amounts are reflected in listed fares. Certain restrictions apply. Call for details. Information herein is accurate at time of printing. Seabourn reserves the right to correct errors. Ship's registry: Bahamas. ©2013 Seabourn.





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