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G Adventures brings back Antarctica trips
G Adventures is welcoming its ‘little red ship’ – G Expedition – back to the water with bucket list trips this upcoming 2022 / 2023 Antarctic season.
It has been two and half years since the pandemic forced the ship out of service.
Brian Young, managing director for G Adventures in EMEA, says the G Expedition, which is often referred to as the ‘floating classroom’, offers a high level of on-board education to travellers as they explore the Antarctica’s landscape.
“Travellers booking trips aboard our G Expedition are not only seeking a once in a lifetime adventure, but are also curious about the wildlife and ecosystems they encounter in the Antarctic region.”
The ship’s long-standing citizen science projects and education programme help them to make the most of their Antarctic expedition,” Young said.
Travellers can save up to 20% on this season’s expedition trips, when booked before September 29, 2022, for travel between October 22, 2022 and March 13, 2023. Example trips include:
Antarctica Classic – Passing huge icebergs to encounter huge whales, enormous rookeries of penguins, and stunning landscapes. This 11-day expedition showcases the South Shetland Islands and the Antarctic Peninsula.
Antarctica Classic In-Depth – Like the ‘Antarctica Classic’ tour, this 13-day expedition introduces guests to the South Shetland Islands and the Antarctic Peninsula, but adds on two additional days for more exploration.
Learn more about : G Adventures ( United Kingdom ) G Adventures ( Asia Pecific )
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