Ultramarine
Ship overview:
Ultra by name, ultra by nature. With its elegant lines, onboard helicopters, contemporary styling, spacious balconied cabins and a wide range of adventure activities, this ship is designed to impress and it certainly does.
From PRICE ON ENQUIRY
Prices based on two people sharing199 passengers
9 cabin types available
Constructed in 2019
140 crew members
Ship overview:
199 passengers
9 cabin types available
Constructed in 2019
140 crew members
From PRICE ON ENQUIRY
Prices based on two people sharingUltra by name, ultra by nature. With its elegant lines, onboard helicopters, contemporary styling, spacious balconied cabins and a wide range of adventure activities, this ship is designed to impress and it certainly does.
Why we like this ship
- Ultramarine offers the perfect combination of real comfort with a range of adventure activities
- Dedicated 'ready rooms' and multiple zodiac embarkation points mean there's no waiting to get on land
- Every cabin benefits from oversized windows or private balconies, so you never miss the action outside
- On-board helicopter facilities (available in selected locations only)
- Optional adventure activities include kayaking, camping, heli-flightseeing and stand-up paddleboarding (subject to location and availability)
We think it's worth noting...
- There's no hot tub onboard, but it has arguably the best sauna of any Patagonia ship – complete with huge picture windows
Georgia says
Ultramarine offers the remarkable opportunity to see Patagonia from its icy waters and the air. The heli-flightseeing literally takes your expeditions to the next level.
Georgia Goodyer Content Marketing Manager
Onboard Communications & Facilities
Real-Time Translation Services: For guests whose native tongue is not English, on selected voyages lectures and evening recaps can be instantaneously translated into multiple languages and sent directly to guest headphones, tablets or smart devices.
In-Room Entertainment: Available in multiple languages, live recordings of all ship presentations are available from the comfort of guest suites, and an extensive library of past ship presentations are also available for viewing at any time.
Digital Signage: Allows for impromptu updates to itineraries, daily schedules, meal plans. Information can be found on each floor and is available on your in-room televsion.
Sound Management: State-of-the-art announcement and internal communications systems reduce public address interruptions and reduce wildlife disturbance. In addition, guests have access to a large selection of music and entertainment.
Set sail on this remarkable 15-day Patagonia adventure as you retrace Charles Darwin’s voyage to the “edge of the world”, cruising from Ushuaia through the Beagle Channel and Chilean Fjords, past Torres del Paine and up to Punta Arenas, experiencing…
- 15 Days
- $11,950
