Le Boreal, L’Austral, Le Soleal, and Le Lyrial have been designed specifically for the notorious difficult Antarctic conditions.
What are the differences between these four Antarctica cruise ships?
- The differences between Le Boreal, L’Austral, Le Soleal & Le Lyrial are mainly decorative
- Le Boreal has 132 staterooms and suites, and boasts grey interiors with subtle touches of red
- Le Boreal has the most yacht-like feel of the four cruise ships
- Created by French designers and also with 132 staterooms and suites, L’Austral feels chic and unique
- Le Soleal is known for soft and gentle interiors; think greys, whites, and natural wood
- Le Lyrial is both the newest of the four cruise ships and the smallest, with 122 staterooms and suite
Sail through incredible frozen seascapes and spot diverse wildlife.
Pass through Chile’s Frei Station and Russia’s Bellingshausen Station finding out about life on these barely inhabited islands. Discover the stunning landscapes of the South Shetland Islands on the western coast of the Antarctic. Pass majestic icebergs, and ice-filled fjords while spotting seabirds, penguins, seals, and whales along the way.
Choose between cruise programs of between 10 and 18 nights. Discover the stunning landscapes of the South Shetland Islands on the western coast of the Antarctic. Pass majestic icebergs, and ice-filled fjords while spotting seabirds, penguins, seals, and whales along the way. Admire the glaciated mountains and ice cliffs of Paradise Harbour. Look on as groups of icebergs calve off the mainland.
When To Travel
Le Boreal, L’Austral, Le Soleal, and Le Lyrial have all been designed specifically for the harsh Antarctic conditions.
The extreme Antarctic weather means that the season is short – from November to March.
The cruise schedules and itineraries are flexible depending on weather conditions.
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