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Having first launched in the UK over 70-years ago, Swan Hellenic has long been the leader in off-the-beaten-path expedition tours and cruises.
With a 2023 relaunch with a fleet of three factory-fresh polar class ships, the Swan Hellenic of today sail to places unreachable by others, seeking truly immersive experiences, and allows you to rediscover the way you see the world.
Sleek design, professional and knowledgeable crew, included shore excursions, fine dining options, all beverages, gratuities and more make Swan Hellenic cruising a truly all-inclusive experience.
Travel to the polar regions of the Arctic and Antarctic during local summer months and sail Africa, Madagascar and the Mediterranean during the warm local winter months to places you’ve never dreamed of with unbridled beauty and discovery.
Join inquisitive, like-minded passengers with a shared thirst for expedition knowledge. Swan Hellenic’s lecturers and guest speakers are carefully selected to give engaging and stimulating talks on a wide range of subjects that are relevant to each itinerary. These dedicated scientist, naturalist and historians bring specialist knowledge and insight into the scientific, geographic and historical understanding of the remote polar regions that allows each traveler to fully embrace the wondrous environments in which they are travelling.
Set sail from Mombasa, cruising the scenic East African coast as you explore the Mozambique coast to vibrant Maputo. Relax on Zanzibar and Nosy Be's beaches, explore Mahajanga's colonial architecture, Toliara's mangroves, Kilwa Kivinje's ancient sites and discover Morondava's baobab trees.
From Swahili influences to colonial history, experience the Western Indian Ocean's diverse culture. Your journey ends in cosmopolitan Cape Town, South Africa.
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194sqft - Available on deck 5 and 6 with crackling fireplace.
258sqft - on SH Diana only - deck 5 and 6.
322sqft with separate living area and crackling fireplace. Available deck 5 and 6.
322sqft with extended balcony full length of the cabin. Seperate living area, walkin closest and crackling fireplace. Available deck 5 and 6.
Delve deep into the Antarctic Peninsula and the South Shetland Islands, guided by a world-class expedition team that takes you on double-daily shore landings and zodiac safaris. Novemebr to March is prime time for wildlife including whales, orca, penguins, seals and an abundance of bird life. Keep an eye out for the comical Adelie. Gentoo and Chinstrap penguins that make their homes in the Shetland Islands and Antarctic area.
Delve into the majesty of the largest island in the world, exploring Greenland’s breathtaking fjords and possibly even its renowned national park. Admire camera-ready landscapes, like the rock pillars and cliffs of Vopnafjörður, Iceland, filled with scenes that often resemble different creatures.
Explore Svalbard, one of the most remote regions of the Arctic where you may see polar bears, reindeer, puffins and other incredible wildlife. Navigate famous and picturesque fjords of Norway.
Cruise the Atlantic coast of western Africa stopping at some of the least-visited parts of Africa. Experience pristine, biodiverse shorelines that harbor volcanic islands, mangrove forests, rainforests, and lagoons. Look out for elephants, lowland gorillas, leopards, hippos and chimpanzees as you explore. And meet the people of West Africa, diving deeper into cultures where voodoo is a state religion.
Phone - (615) 525 0095 (Nashville, Central Time) Email - hello@maptheworldtravel.com
Mon | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Tue | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Wed | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Thu | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Fri | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Sat | 09:00 am – 01:00 pm | |
Sun | Closed |
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