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First call tomorrow half moon island south Shetland Islands. First colour group 10am. Fingers crossed! Been snowing there today so should be pretty. Forecast temp 0c

 

 

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Half Moon Island is Chinstrap Penguins. When we were there we also saw a pair of Macaroni Penguins in amongst them and a Wedell seal hanging out on the shore.

 

Here are a couple of photos to whet your appetite:

 

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Reporting for duty Sunprince. Just heading out from Stanley Falklands. Weather turned out great and we had a wonderful day at Volunteer Point with literally thousands of Penguins including Kings,

 

Absolutely wonderful to cruise with Seabourn. No comparison with Regent, heads and shoulders better. Regent firmly on our never cruise list. Food and staff wonderful, no cold meals and the menus have been absolutely wonderful the past 4 weeks now. Have another Seabourn booked for next year and buying a future cruise certificate since only early 2019 available now.

 

Hard to describe how much better Seabourn is than Regent. Staff well trained and plentiful/ More later, rocking and rolling as we head for Antarctica at max speed with weather expeced to be good in the Drake Passage. First of 6 stops in Antarctica Tuesday. More later.

 

Forgot to mention entertainment which has been great beyond belief. Really good shows almost every nite and sometimes pre dinner and jpost dinner. On our 4th group of entertainers with at least one more after Antarctica. And the 4 singers have been beyond belief. It doesn't get any better!!!!

 

 

 

RallyDave, thanks for the update and comparison to your Regent experience. Glad to hear you are enjoying the Seabourn experience. Wish we were onboard!

 

 

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Snowing today now. Groups proceeding as planned. Slick operation with the zodiacs. Seas calm. We’re getting a tour of the icebergs after being ashore.

 

 

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Thank you so much for the wonderful pics.

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Stunning pictures....love the intense contrast of the snow and the rock and also the huge icebergs!

 

Thanks so much for taking the time to take us along on your fabulous cruise!

 

Carolyn

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That made me smile Roxburgh

Following this thread brings back great memories of our cruise

Still the bestest cruise we have ever done

 

Just thinking the same thing....when people ask us what has been our favorite/best cruise travel experience - onboard the Seabourn Quest to Antarctica is always our answer!

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