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MS Hebridean Sky, Antarctica
Adventure | Antarctica | Boat | Property
MS Hebridean Sky combines luxury with adventure to offer one of the most sophisticated cruising experiences around the Antarctic waters. Famous for its impeccable service and charming atmosphere, it’s understated Antarctic elegance at its best.
What we love about MS Hebridean Sky
- Following a multi-million renovation in 2016, it has many of the trappings of a 5 star hotel including Molten Brown bath products and twice daily turndown service
- Interiors are reminiscent of a traditional private yacht with dark mahogany panelling, charming living areas and brass detailing
- Unlike many of the luxury cruises, it doesn’t specify any dress code, creating a relaxed cruise atmosphere
- This is the ship to choose for interesting conversations around the dinner table with like-minded guests
- All of MS Hebridean Sky’s suites have ocean views and 12 have private balconies
- The restaurant offers top-notch cuisine and a daily changing, 4-course dinner menu
- There’s a fleet of zodiacs to explore the polar region in smaller groups and to get up close to wildlife
- On board there’s a library, beauty salon, gym, jacuzzi and wraparound observation deck
Design your Journey
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What to do on board MS Hebridean Sky?
The knowledgeable crew and guides develop a daily programme that’s distributed every evening to your suite. Based on the weather, the programme outlines the next day’s landings and available expeditions.
Trek over glaciers, kayak amongst icebergs and have jaw-dropping wildlife encounters as you cruise through the chilly waters on inflatable Zodiacs. For the adventurous, there’s also the opportunity to spend a night camping on the ice!
Map & location
MS Hebridean Sky offers traditional cruise itineraries out of Ushuaia (Argentina) and Antarctica fly-cruise departures which run group charter flights between Punta Arenas (Chile) and King George Island in Antarctica.
When to Travel
The cruise season runs from November to March, when you’ll see Antarctica’s wildlife at its busiest and benefit from up to 24 hours of daylight.
