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DAILY PROGRAM FRIDAY, 11.11.2016 – PUNTA ARENAS WELCOME ABOARD

OVERVIEW OF RESTAURANT TIMINGS LIGHT LUNCH DINNER BUFFET

12:30 – 15:00 18:00 – 21:00

DECK 5 DECK 5

From 12:15 Check-in Cabins on deck 4 – deck 4 Cabins on deck 6 – deck 6 Cabins on deck 7 – deck 7 Suites – deck 8 Overflow – deck 5

From 13:00 Expedition check-in: Meet some of the expedition team in the Expedition information area on forward staircase deck 7.

From 15:00 All cabins all available for passengers.

15:00 – 18:30 Expedition Jackets Come and pick up your Expedition jacket on deck 5 near the Bistro

16:45 ALL ABOARD

Ca. 17:00 Mandatory Safety drill for all passengers embarking. Please follow the announcements.

For those with cabins on Deck 4 and Deck 6 please meet at the Panorama lounge Deck 8

For those with cabins on Deck 7 andDeck 8 meet at the Amphitheatre on Deck 5

Ca. 18:00 Departure Punta Arenas

21:00 Captains Welcome – Boat group 1-6 Amphitheatre Deck 5 The Captain would like to welcome you on board and present his officers and Expedition team

21:30 Captains Welcome – Boat group 7-12 Amphitheatre Deck 5 The Captain would like to welcome you on board and

present his officers and Expedition team . GENERAL INFORMATION A daily program will be delivered to your cabin every evening.

Please note that due to weather conditions we may have the necessity for a flexible itinerary, mealtimes may change.

The published exchange rate of EUR/USD to NOK is for orientation purposes only and should not be considered as fixed. Final exchange rate will correspond to the day of account settlement.

Announcements will be in English and Chinese. To hear the announcements in the cabins, press F1 on your telephone. Most announcements are made between 08:00 – 22:00 hours.

DOCTOR SURGERY 08:30 -12:00 15.00 – 17.00

DAILY PROGRAM SATURDAY, 12.11.2016 – GARIBALDI FJORD

OVERVIEW OF RESTAURANT TIMINGS EARLY BIRD SELF SERVICE BREAKFAST BUFFET LUNCH BUFFET WHALE WATCH SELF SERVICE DINNER Buffet

05:00 - 08:00 07:00 - 10:00 12:00 - 14:30 15:00 - 17:00 18:00 – 21:00

DECK 5 DECK 5 DECK 5 DECK 8 DECK 5

09:00 - 11:30 Expedition boot & patches distribution Please come to our sample stations on Deck 7 and Deck 4 to check your boot sizes. At the car deck (deck 3) you collect your pair to use this journey. You will be called by boat groups starting with group 1. At deck 3 you will also receive your boat group patch.

09:00 Amphitheatre – English/ Chinese Itinerary of this journey & Tender boat safety for boat group 7-12

10:30 Amphitheatre – English/Chinese Itinerary of this

journey & Tender boat safety for boat group 1-6

Ca 12:00 Arrive Garibaldi Fjord

Ca 13:30 Tender boat Cruising Operations will run through the afternoon and early evening. Please see the schedule on the back of the program for details. NB Timings are for indication purposes only. Listen to announcements to be called to the tender pit.

14:00 Amphitheatre – English/Chinese Excursion briefing (Kayak, Snow shoeing and

Photo program) & briefing for tomorrow for groups 7-12

16:30 Amphitheatre – English/Chinese Excursion briefing (Kayak, Snow shoeing and Photo program) & briefing for tomorrow for groups 1-6

PLEASE NOTE We would like to inform you that all stated times and activities are changeable due to weather, or other circumstances out of our control. We kindly remind you to take care walking around on the ship while at sea. Especially venturing out on deck, mind the signs for warning of wet and slippery. Be aware the doors towards the outer decks on 6 and 9 can be potentially dangerous in windy conditions. While walking inside hold on to railings, but not in the door frames

You will be called consecutively approximately 5-10 minutes apart

CRUISING

Time (approximate start time)

Boat Group

13:30 1. Gentoo2. Chinstrap

3. Adelie4. Magellanic

5. Weddell Seal6. Snow Petrel

16:00 7. Black Browed Albatross8. Wandering Albatross

9. Cape Petrel10. Leopard Seal

11. Krill12. Condor

sunrise 05:18

sunset 21:12

Doctor surgery 08:30 -12:00 15.00 – 17.00

DAILY PROGRAM SUNDAY, 13.11.2016 – PUERTO WILLIAMS

OVERVIEW OF RESTAURANT TIMINGS EARLY BIRD SELF SERVICE BREAKFAST BUFFET BISTRO light lunch LUNCH BUFFET WHALE WATCH SELF SERVICE DINNER MENU

05:00 - 08:00 07:00 - 10:00 11:00 – 15:00 12:00 - 14:30 15:00 - 17:00 18:30 & 20:30

DECK 5 DECK 5 DECK 5 DECK 5 DECK 8 DECK 5

07:45 Arrive Puerto Williams Tender boat operation Ca. 09:00 START OF GUEST LANDING OPERATIONS. You will be called by boat groups. Please see the schedule on the back of the program for details. NB Timings are for indication purposes only. Listen to the announcements to be called to the tender pit. EXTENDED WALK We will have a flagged walking route and expedition staff stationed along the way. When you come ashore you will briefed about the route and the options for the day.

19:00 Last tenderboat back to the ship. Ca. 20:00 Departure Puerto Williams Further Information You can return to the ship whenever you like, our tender boats will shuttle throughout the day.

Reminders - - No toilet facilities ashore - Take your own water - For this landing you don’t need your rubber boots - Please no outdoor jackets in the restaurant - On board shop open from 10 am – 22pm

19:30 & 20:30 Amphitheatre Briefing for the next day PLEASE NOTE We would like to inform you that all stated times and activities are changeable due to weather, or other circumstances out of our control. We kindly remind you to take care walking around on the ship while at sea. Especially venturing out on deck, mind the signs for warning of wet and slippery. Be aware the doors towards the outer decks on 6 and 9 can be potentially dangerous in windy conditions. While walking inside hold on to railings, but not in the door frames

You will be called consecutively approximately 5‐10 minutes apart

LANDING PUERTO WILLIAMS


Boat Group

09:00 7. Black Browed Albatross 8. Wandering Albatross

9. Cape Petrel 10. Leopard Seal

11. Krill 12. Condor 1. Gentoo

2. Chinstrap 3. Adelie

4. Magellanic 5. Weddell Seal 6. Snow Petrel

KAYAK COURSE

09:00 Meet Mads & Philippe on deck 5 in front of

Amphitheatre

sunrise 05:16

sunset 21:14

Doctor surgery 08:30 -12:00 15.00 – 17.00

DAILY PROGRAM MONDAY, 14.11.2016 – CAPE HORN

OVERVIEW OF RESTAURANT TIMINGS EARLY BIRD SELF SERVICE BREAKFAST BUFFET LUNCH BUFFET WHALE WATCH SELF SERVICE DINNER BUFFET

05:00 - 08:00 06:00 - 09:00 12:00 - 14:30 15:00 - 17:00 18:00 - 21:00


10:00 Arrive Cape Horn Tender boat operation. Weather permitting we will attempt a landing at Cape Horn. Beach landing (wet landing).

Ca. 10:30 START OF GUEST LANDING OPERATIONS. You will be called by boat groups. Please see the schedule on the back of the program for details. NB Timings are for indication purposes only. Listen to the announcements to be called to the tender pit.

Ca. 17:00 Departure Cape Horn When we will land we will check if it is possible to stamp your passport. Please listen to the announcements.

15:30 Amphitheatre –Chinese History of Chinese Antarctic research Boatgroups 1-6

17:00 Amphitheatre –Chinese History of Chinese Antarctic research Boat groups 7-12

Important to know - 160 steps up the side of arocky cliff!- No toilet facilities ashore- Take your own water

- For this landing rubberboots are mandatory as wellas warm and water proofclothing!


You will be called consecutively approximately 5‐10 minutes apart

LANDING CAPE HORN


Boat Group

10:30 4. Magellanic5. Weddell Seal6. Snow Petrel

1. Gentoo2. Chinstrap

3. Adelie12:30 10. Leopard Seal

11. Krill12. Condor

7. Black Browed Albatross8. Wandering Albatross

9. Cape Petrel

I, the albatross that awaits at the end of the world...

I am the forgotten soul of the sailors lost,

rounding Cape Horn from all the seas of the world.

But die they did not in the fierce waves,

for today towards eternity, in my wings they soar,

in the last crevice of the Antarctic winds. – Sara Vial

One of the greatest graveyards for ships anywhere, crossing Cape Horn is a rite of passage

for sailors the world over. Cape Horn was discovered in January 1616 by Dutchmen Jakob Le

Maire and Willem Schouten, sailing in the Unity. They named the cape for their ship Hoorn,

which had accidentally burned at Puerto Deseado on the Patagonian coast. Horn Island, of

which the famous cape forms the southernmost headland, is just eight kilometres (5 miles)

long. The cape itself rises to 424 meters with striking black cliffs on its upper parts. A

monument in the form of a large relief sculpture depicts an albatross in flight. It

commemorates those lost at sea. A poem by Sara Vial is engraved on a metal plaque nearby.

(see above)

sunrise 04:55

sunset 21:55

Doctor surgery 08:30 -12:00 15.00 – 17.00

DAILY PROGRAM Tuesday, 15.11.2016 – At Sea


05:00 - 08:00 06:00 - 09:00 12:00 - 14:30 15:00 - 17:00 18:00- 21:00


09:00 Amphitheatre English/Chinese - Mandatory landing/IAATO briefing for the groups 1-6 11:00 Amphitheatre English/Chinese - Mandatory landing/IAATO briefing for the groups 7-12 14:30 Amphitheatre – English/Chinese Penguins Against all Odds with Dan for the groups 1-6 16:00 Amphitheatre – English /Chinese Penguins Against all Odds with Dan for the groups 7-12

Introduction to Science centre Deck 8 Visits by boat group. For schedule see reverse side of the program Biosecurity vacuuming Please bring your outer clothing, back packs and camera bags 12:00 – 14:00 Deck 5 15:00 – 18:00 Deck 4 & 7 18:30 Amphitheatre –Chinese History of Chinese Antarctic research with Jim 20:30 Amphitheatre –Chinese Photography


Introduction to the Science Center

Timings Number Boatgroup

09:00 ‐ 09:30 7 Black‐browed Albatross

09:30 ‐ 10:00 8 Wandering Albatross

10:00 ‐ 10:30 9 Cape Petrel

10:30 ‐ 11:00 6 Snow petrel

11:00 ‐ 11:30 1 Gentoo Penguin

11:30 ‐ 12:00 2 Chinstrap Penguin

14:30 ‐ 15:00 10 Leopard Seal

15:00 ‐ 15:30 11 Krill

15:30 ‐ 16:00 xx xx

16:00 ‐ 16:30 3 Adelie Penguin

16:30 ‐ 17:00 4 Magellanic Penguin

17:00 ‐ 17:30 5 Weddell Seal

17:30 ‐ 18:00 12 Condor

Napkin and towel folding show 22:15 Deck 8 Panorama lounge

sunrise 03:54

sunset 21:28

Doctor surgery 08:30 -12:00 15.00 – 17.00

DAILY PROGRAM WEDNESDAY, 16.11.2016 – GREAT WALL STATION

OVERVIEW OF RESTAURANT TIMINGS EARLY BIRD SELF SERVICE BREAKFAST BUFFET LUNCH IN THE BISTRO LUNCH BUFFET WHALE WATCH SELF SERVICE DINNER BUFFET

05:00 - 08:00 06:00 - 09:00 11:00 - 15:00 12:00 - 14:30 15:00 - 17:00 18:00 - 21:00


06:30 Scenic sailing into Robert Nelson straight. Welcome to Antarctica, we recommend you to be out on deck. 09:00 Arrival Great Wall Station Tender boat operation. 10:00 Amphitheatre Chinese Mandatory IAATO meeting for those who could not participate yesterday. You have to attend this meeting before you can go ashore! Ca. 10:00 START OF GUEST LANDING OPERATIONS. You will be called by boat groups. Please see the schedule on the back of the program for details. NB Timings are for indication purposes only. Listen to the announcements to be called to the tender pit.

Kayak Course & Snowshoe hike See the back of the program for details. Please check the lists on deck 7, to see which excursion group you are in. 14:00-18:00 Science Centre open. Please come and see what we have managed to collect today! Ca. 17:00 Departure Great Wall Station Amphitheatre – Briefing for the next day Ca 16:30 Boat groups 7-12 Ca 17:30 Boat groups 1-6 Important to know - Please take some money (US dollars or Yuan) for the small souvenirs shop

- Bring your passport ashore if you want a stamp -No toilet facilities ashore - Take your own water - For this landing rubber boots are mandatory as well as warm and water proof clothing, sunscreen and sunglasses! PLEASE NOTE We would like to inform you that all stated times and activities are changeable due to weather, or other circumstances out of our control. We kindly remind you to take care walking around on the ship while at sea. Especially venturing out on deck, mind the signs for warning of wet and slippery. Be aware the doors towards the outer decks on 6 and 9 can be potentially dangerous in windy conditions. While walking inside hold on to railings, but not in the door frames. When ashore if you hear the ships alarm then return to the landing site immediately.

LANDING GREAT WALL

Time (approximate start time) Boat Group

Landing ‐ Morning

10:15 10. Leopard Seal 11. Krill 12. Condor 11:45 7. Black Browed Albatross 8. Wandering Albatross 9. Cape Petrel Landing ‐ Afternoon 13:15 4. Magellanic 5. Weddell Seal 6. Snow Petrel 14:45 1. Gentoo 2. Chinstrap 3. Adelie Kayaking 09:45 Kayak course meet for

dressing Amphitheatre deck 5 Snowshoeing 10:00 Snowshoe group A 13:00 Snowshoe group B

sunrise 03:28

sunset 21:39

Doctor surgery 08:30 -12:00 15.00 – 17.00

DAILY PROGRAM THURSDAY, 17.11.2016 – BROWN BLUFF


05:00 - 08:00 06:00 - 09:00 11:00 - 15:00 12:00 - 14:30 15:00 - 17:00 18:00 - 21:00


06:00 Scenic sailing into the Antarctic Sound. We recommend you to be out on deck. 08:00 Arrival Brown Bluff Tender boat operation. Ca. 09:00 START OF GUEST LANDING & CRUISING OPERATIONS. You will be called by boat groups. Please see the schedule on the back of the program for details. NB Timings are for indication purposes only. Listen to the announcements to be called to the tender pit. Polar plunge If conditions allow you can take a polar plunge (swim). Towels will be available on the beach. Bring an extra pair of socks.

Kayak Group A morning Kayak Group B afternoon See the back of the program for details. Please check the lists on deck 7, to see which excursion group you are in. Amphitheatre English / Chinese. Shackleton's Way and Modern Challenges with Maurice 09:30 & 15:00 Ca. 17:00 Departure Brown Bluff Amphitheatre – Briefing for the next day Ca 17:00 Boat groups 1-6 Ca 18:00 Boat groups 7-12 Important to know - No toilet facilities ashore - Take your own water

- For this landing rubber boots are mandatory as well as warm and water proof clothing, sunscreen and sunglasses! PLEASE NOTE We would like to inform you that all stated times and activities are changeable due to weather, or other circumstances out of our control. We kindly remind you to take care walking around on the ship while at sea. Especially venturing out on deck, mind the signs for warning of wet and slippery. Be aware the doors towards the outer decks on 6 and 9 can be potentially dangerous in windy conditions. While walking inside hold on to railings, but not in the door frames. When ashore if you hear the ships alarm then return to the landing site immediately.

BROWN BLUFF LANDING & CRUISING SCHEDULE

Landing ‐ Morning


09:00 5. Weddell Seal 6. Snow Petrel 4. Magellanic

Break will be announced 10:30 2. Chinstrap

3. Adelie 1. Gentoo

Cruising ‐ Morning 09:30 11. Krill

12. Condor 10. Leopard Seal

Break will be announced 11:00 9. Cape Petrel

7. Black Browed Albatross 8. Wandering Albatross

Landing – Afternoon 12:00 11. Krill




Cruising ‐ Afternoon 12:30 5. Weddell Seal

6. Snow Petrel 4. Magellanic


3. Adelie 1. Gentoo

Kayak adventure 08:30 Kayak group A meet for dressing

Amphitheatre deck 5 You can join landing in afternoon

12:30 Kayak group B meet for dressing Amphitheatre deck 5

Please go ashore with group 5 at 09:00

Ice & Fruit Carving Show Panorama Lounge, deck 8, 21:15

sunrise 03:49

sunset 21:41

Doctor surgery 08:30 -12:00 15.00 – 17.00

DAILY PROGRAM FRIDAY, 18.11.2016 – HALF MOON


05:00 - 08:00 06:00 - 09:00 11:00 - 15:00 12:00 - 14:30 15:00 - 17:00 18:00 - 21:00


08:00 Arrival Half Moon Tender boat operation. Ca. 09:00 START OF GUEST LANDING OPERATIONS. You will be called by boat groups. Please see the schedule on the back of the program for details. NB Timings are for indication purposes only. Listen to the announcements to be called to the tender pit. Kayak Group A morning Kayak Group B afternoon Snowshoe Group C morning Snowshoe Group D afternoon See the back of the program for details. Please check the lists on deck 7, to see which excursion group you are in. Polar plunge If conditions allow you can take a polar plunge (swim). Towels

will be available on the beach. Bring an extra pair of socks. Science centre 14:00-18:00 Please come and see what we have managed to collect today! Ca. 17:00 Departure Half Moon Amphitheatre – Briefing for the next day Ca 16:30 Boat groups 1-6 Ca 17:30 Boat groups 7-12 20:30 Chinese fortune lecture, with Tong Cheng. Important to know - No toilet facilities ashore - Take your own water - Food is not allowed to bring and eat ashore - For this landing rubber boots are mandatory as well as warm

and water proof clothing, sunscreen and sunglasses! Remember to respect the wildlife - walk slowly and quietly, keep distance and do not disturb the animals. PLEASE NOTE We would like to inform you that all stated times and activities are changeable due to weather, or other circumstances out of our control. We kindly remind you to take care walking around on the ship while at sea. Especially venturing out on deck, mind the signs for warning of wet and slippery. Be aware the doors towards the outer decks on 6 and 9 can be potentially dangerous in windy conditions. While walking inside hold on to railings, but not in the door frames. When ashore if you hear the ships alarm then return to the landing site immediately.

HALF MOON & LANDING SCHEDULE

Landing ‐ Morning


09:00 5. Weddell Seal 6. Snow Petrel 4. Magellanic


3. Adelie 1. Gentoo

Landing ‐ Afternoon 12:00 11. Krill




Kayak adventure 08:30 Kayak group A meet for dressing

Amphitheatre deck 5 You can join landing in afternoon

12:30 Kayak group B meet for dressing Amphitheatre deck 5

Please go ashore with group 5 at 09:00 Snowshoes

Ca. 09:00 Please listen to the announcements

Snowshoe group C You can join landing in the afternoon

13:00 Please listen to the announcements

Snowshoe group D Please go ashore with group 6 at 09:00

Please note that the snowshoe excursion have to meet on board 15 minutes before the excursion start, not ashore. As you might will be transported by boat to another starting point than the landing site.

sunrise 03:35

sunset 22:17

Doctor surgery 08:30 -12:00 15.00 – 17.00

DAILY PROGRAM Saturday, 19.11.2016 – ORNE HARBOUR


05:00 - 08:00 06:00 - 09:00 11:00 - 15:00 12:00 - 14:30 15:00 - 17:00 18:00 - 21:00


09:00 Estimated Arrival Orne Harbour Exact arrival time will depend on our operation at Half Moon island. Ca. 10:00 START OF GUEST LANDING & CRUISING You will be called by boat groups. Please see the schedule on the back of the program for details. NB Timings are for indication purposes only. Listen to the announcements to be called to the tender pit. Kayak Course morning 14:00-18:00 Science Centre open. Please come and see what we have managed to collect today!

10:00 & 15:00 Amphitheatre English and Chinese. Geology in Antarctica, with Friederieke Bauer Ca. 18:00 Departure Orne Harbour 19:30 Panorama Lounge Wedding (not for all passengers) Amphitheatre – Briefing for the next day Ca 17:00 Boat groups 1-6 Ca 18:00 Boat groups 7-12 Important to know - No toilet facilities ashore - Take your own water - Food is not allowed to bring and eat ashore - For this landing rubber boots are mandatory as well as warm

and water proof clothing, sunscreen and sunglasses! Remember to respect the wildlife - walk slowly and quietly, keep distance and do not disturb the animals. PLEASE NOTE We would like to inform you that all stated times and activities are changeable due to weather, or other circumstances out of our control. We kindly remind you to take care walking around on the ship while at sea. Especially venturing out on deck, mind the signs for warning of wet and slippery. Be aware the doors towards the outer decks on 6 and 9 can be potentially dangerous in windy conditions. While walking inside hold on to railings, but not in the door frames. When ashore if you hear the ships alarm then return to the landing site immediately.

ORNE HARBOUR LANDING & CRUISING SCHEDULE Kindly listen to the announcements for when your groups is being called.

Landing ‐ Morning Time (approximate start time) Boat Group

10:00 7. Black Browed Albatross 8. Wandering Albatross 9. Cape Petrel

Break will be announced 11:30 10. Leopard Seal

11. Krill 12. Condor

Cruising ‐ Morning 10:30 1. Gentoo


Break will be announced 12:00 4. Magellanic

5. Weddell Seal 6. Snow Petrel

Landing – Afternoon 13:00 1. Gentoo


Break will be announced 14:30 4. Magellanic

5. Weddell Seal 6. Snow Petrel

Cruising ‐ Afternoon 13:30 7. Black Browed Albatross

8. Wandering Albatross 9. Cape Petrel

Break will be announced 15:00 10. Leopard Seal

11. Krill 12. Condor

Kayak Course 09:30

Please listen to the announcements for exact

timing

Kayak course meet for dressing Amphitheatre deck 5

You can join landing in afternoon

sunrise 03:28

sunset 21:39

Doctor surgery 08:30 -12:00 15.00 – 17.00

DAILY PROGRAM Sunday, 20.11.2016 – DECEPTION ISLAND


05:00 - 08:00 06:00 - 09:00 11:00 - 15:00 12:00 - 14:30 15:00 - 17:00 18:00 - 21:00


09:30 Amphitheatre English and Chinese. Geology on this voyage. with Friederieke Bauer 11:00 Arrival Deception Island Tender boat operation. Ca. 12:30 START OF GUEST LANDING OPERATIONS. You will be called by boat groups. Please see the schedule on the back of the program for details. NB Timings are for indication purposes only. Listen to the announcements to be called to the tender pit. Polar plunge If conditions allow you can take a polar plunge (swim). Towels will be available on the beach. Bring an extra pair of socks.

14:00-18:00 Science Centre open. Please come and see what we have managed to collect today! Ca. 20:00 Departure Deception Island Amphitheatre – Briefing for the next day Ca 18:00 Boat groups 1-6 Ca 19:00 Boat groups 7-12 20:00 Amphitheatre Chinese photographers lecture Important to know - No toilet facilities ashore - Take your own water - Food is not allowed to bring and eat ashore - For this landing rubber boots are mandatory as well as warm and water proof clothing, sunscreen and sunglasses!

Remember to respect the wildlife - walk slowly and quietly, keep distance and do not disturb the animals. PLEASE NOTE We would like to inform you that all stated times and activities are changeable due to weather, or other circumstances out of our control. We kindly remind you to take care walking around on the ship while at sea. Especially venturing out on deck, mind the signs for warning of wet and slippery. Be aware the doors towards the outer decks on 6 and 9 can be potentially dangerous in windy conditions. While walking inside hold on to railings, but not in the door frames. When ashore if you hear the ships alarm then return to the landing site immediately.

Deception Island

Landing Time (approximate start time) Boat Group

12:30 3. Adelie Penguin 1. Gentoo Penguin 2. Chinstrap Penguin

Break will be announced 14:00 6. Snow Petrel

4. Magellanic Penguin 5. Weddell Seal

Landing 15:30 8. Wandering Albatross

9. Cape Petrel 7. Black Browed Albatross

Break will be announced 17:00 12. Condor

10. Leopard Seal 11. Krill

Ice Carving Show 21:15 Outside deck 9

sunrise 04:42

sunset 22:11

Doctor surgery 08:30 -12:00 15.00 – 17.00

DAILY PROGRAM Monday, 21.11.2016 – AT SEA


05:00 - 08:00 06:00 - 09:00 12:00 - 14:30 15:00 - 17:00 18:00 - 21:00


Bridge visits For schedule see reversed side of the program. Please meet on deck 7 close to the elevators. 09:30 Amphitheatre English / Chinese. Seabirds of the southern Ocean, Dan Busby. 11:30 Amphitheatre English / Chinese. Creatures which we have seen, Tomas Zadrozny.

14:30 Amphitheatre English / Chinese. Seabirds of the southern Ocean, Dan Busby.

16:30 Amphitheatre English / Chinese. Creatures which we have seen,Tomas Zadrozny.

Science centre 14:00-17:00 Please come and lookwith Friederike at some thin sections of stones

PLEASE NOTE We would like to inform you that all stated times and activities are changeable due to weather, or other circumstances out of our control. We kindly remind you to take care walking around on the ship while at sea. Especially venturing out on deck, mind the signs for warning of wet and slippery. Be aware the doors towards the outer decks on 6 and 9 can be potentially dangerous in windy conditions. While walking inside hold on to railings, but not in the door frames. When ashore if you hear the ships alarm then return to the landing site immediately.

BRIDGE VISITS Time Boat Group 09:30 12. Condor 09:50 11. Krill 10:10 10. Leopard Seal 10:30 9. Cape Petrel 10:50 8. Wandering Albatross 11:10 7. Black Browed Albatross 11:30 6. Snow Petrel 11:50 5. Weddell Seal 12:10 4. Magellanic 13:30 3. Adelie 13:50 2. Chinstrap 14:10 1. Gentoo

Meet at the elevators at Deck 7

22:00 Crew show in the Panorama Lounge sunrise 05:16

sunset 21:14

Doctor surgery 08:30 -12:00 15.00 – 17.00

DAILY PROGRAM Tuesday, 22.11.2016 – At sea

OVERVIEW OF RESTAURANT TIMINGS EARLY BIRD SELF SERVICE BREAKFAST BUFFET LUNCH BUFFET WHALE WATCH SELF SERVICE DINNER MENU

05:00 - 08:00 06:00 - 09:00 12:00 - 14:30 15:00 - 17:00 18:00 – 21:00


Ca. 09:00 We will pick up the pilot for our navigation through the Chilean Fjords 10:00 Amphitheatre – English /Chinese How the fjords were formed with Olav 11:00 Amphitheatre – English/Chinese Yamana, the Sea-hunters of Cape Horn part 1 with Maurice 14:30 Amphitheatre –Chinese How the Kunlun Station been built on Dome A with Jianxi

16:00 Amphitheatre – English/Chinese Yamana, the Sea-hunters of Cape Horn part 1 with Maurice 17:45 Group photo outside on deck 9 We will take a photo of all passengers and staff outside on deck 9. We will take a foto of all swimmers. Please bring your certificate to Deck 9. 20:30 Amphitheatre – English / Chinese Photographers Voyage Highlights Boatgoups 1-6 21:00 Amphitheatre – English / Chinese Photographers Voyage Highlights Boatgoups 7-12


sunrise 05:26

sunset 21:34

Doctor surgery 08:30 -12:00 15.00 – 17.00

DAILY PROGRAM Wednesday, 23.11.2016 – Tucker Island

OVERVIEW OF RESTAURANT TIMINGS EARLY BIRD SELF SERVICE BREAKFAST BUFFET LUNCH BUFFET WHALE WATCH SELF SERVICE DINNER MENU

05:00 - 08:00 06:00 - 09:00 11:30 - 14:30 15:00 - 17:00 18:00 & 20:00


09:00 Scenic sailing through the Gabriel Channel 09:30 Amphitheatre Chinese The Chinese Photographer will show you his Highlights of this voyage 10:30 – 12:30 please return your rubber boots to the tender pit. 11:00 Amphitheatre English/Chinese Briefing for the Cruising around Tucker Island for the Boat groups 1-6 11:30 Amphitheatre English/Chinese Briefing for the Cruising around Tucker Island for the Boat groups 7-12

Ca. 12:00 Arrival at Tucker Island. We begin with our Cruising Operation You will be called by boat groups. Please see the schedule on the back of the program for details. NB Timings are for indication purposes only. Listen to the announcements to be called to the tender pit.

16:00 Amphitheatre Chinese What is happening to the climate? With Olav Ca. 17:00 Departure Tucker Island 14:30 Amphitheatre – English /Chinese Yamana, the Sea-hunters of Cape Horn part 2 with Maurice

17:00 Amphitheatre Chinese Chinese fortune lecture. Boat Group patches – on return from cruising we will collect the velcro patches from your jackets.

Captain’s Farewell Cocktail at the start of each dinner sitting (Restaurant)


Cruising Tucker Island


13:30 11. Krill 12. Condor 10. Leopard Seal

14:00 9. Cape Petrel 7. Black Browed Albatross 8. Wandering Albatross

14:30 5. Weddell Seal 6. Snow Petrel 4. Magellanic Penguin

15:00 2. Chinstrap Penguin 3. Adelie Penguin 1. Gentoo Penguin

The Captain and Crew of MS Midnatsol bid you farewell and a safe journey home.

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DAILY PROGRAM THURSDAY, 24.11.2016 – PUNTA ARENAS

OVERVIEW OF RESTAURANT TIMINGS EARLY BIRD SELF SERVICE BREAKFAST BUFFET

05:00 - 08:00 06:00 - 08:30

DECK 5 DECK 5

23th November 23:00 For all passengers. Please place your luggage by the nearest elevator by 23:00. 24th November Buses for transfers will be waiting for you on the pier. At the terminal building you will scan your hand luggage before proceeding to the Airport.

07:45 Departure Airport Transfer. Flight: LA1360 to Santiago. Please listen to the announcements. You will called by groups. Please see your backside of your disembarking letter.

08:45 Departure Airport Transfer. Flight: LA1362 to Santiago. Please listen to the announcements. You will called by groups. Please see the backside of your disembarking letter.

09:00 Final disembarkation for all passengers.

GENERAL INFORMATION Port: Muelle Prat, Punta Arenas Ship telephone number: +47 994 87 277

The Captain and Crew of MS Midnatsol bid you farewell and a safe journey home.

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MIDNATSOL Voyage Portfolio THURSDAY, 24.11.2016 – PUNTA ARENAS

It was our pleasure to have you on board of MS Midnatsol.

We hope you enjoyed the voyage “Adventure to the Chilean Fjords and Antarctica”

from Punta Arenas to Punta Arenas, 11 November - 24 November 2016.

We are currently working on your Voyage Portfolio. It should be ready a few days after the end of your voyage.

Then, if you would like to check your Voyage Portfolio please visit:

https://www.hurtigruten.com/practical-information/voyage-portfolio/

Voyage portfolio contents

‐ Daily Programs ‐ Selection of Photographs ‐ Expedition team biographies and team photo ‐ Distances sailed ‐ List of officers on board ‐ Map of the journey

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