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Hurtigruten Antartic cruise query


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I am thinking about taking a Hurtigruten cruise to Antarctica or northern Greenland and I have a couple of queries for those who have been on expedition cruises with Hurtigruten.
How difficult is it to get into and out of the polarcirkel type boats? I am quite fit and do a lot of walking, but I have rather stiff knees and I wonder if this might be a problem.
And what does the medical questionnaire involve? What level of fitness does it ask for, and what medical conditions are excluded?

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It wasn't difficult getting in to and out of the polarcirkel boats.  Two members of the crew help passengers get in to and out of the boats.  They have a hold on your arms which makes you feel very secure.  

 

Like you, I am fit and do a lot of walking, but have trouble with my knees, as I age.  I have done the Antarctica and recently the Southern Greenland cruises. 

 

The medical questionnaire is a simple document, which you complete on your medical condition, which the doctor adds comments to and signs.  

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