
We are happy to report that the construction of our new ship, Magellan Explorer, a modern expedition vessel, is well underway in its shipyard in Valdivia, Chile. Built to the latest polar code specifications, the ship is set to sail on its inaugural voyage on November 28, 2019. Currently, 90 percent of the ship’s overall structure is complete. The diagram below provides a visual reference of the sections completed and assembled as of December 5, 2018 (in red) and of those sections currently in production (in green).

Magellan Explorer Ship Details
All cabins will have private balconies except two in the Porthole category. The ship features a glass-enclosed observation lounge, a spacious and stylish dining room, a well-stocked bar, library, meeting room, gym, and sauna. In addition, the forward-facing observation deck is accessible to guests to offer proximity to marine wildlife while onboard. To take a better look, please check out the video rendering below of Magellan Explorer.
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Magellan Explorer, which joins Ocean Nova and Hebridean Sky as our third ship in our fleet of air-cruise offerings, gives our guests an unparalleled experience that includes flying over the turbulent waters of the Drake Passage and boarding the ship directly in Antarctica. This means you skip the 2-day sea voyage from South America to Antarctica and the discomfort of unpredictable seas, ensuring your comfort. Instead, you simply enjoy the best part: exploring the remote and natural landscape of the 7th continent.If you have questions about sailing with us on Magellan Explorer or would like to request an informative presentation of the ship, please contact us today!
Learn more about our other small expedition ships Ocean Nova and Hebridean Sky.
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