Below is a list of the Magellan Explorer Cruise FAQs, or Frequently Asked Questions for people looking to cruise to the Antarctic on one of the Antarctica21 cruise ships.
Please note: this is general information that should be used as a guide and may change without notice.
Frequently Asked Questions
The ship accommodates just 76 guests, offering one of the most exclusive and intimate expedition experiences in Antarctica.
Magellan Explorer features modern balcony cabins, deluxe cabins, penthouse suites, and triple cabins. All are outside staterooms with private bathrooms, climate control, and contemporary décor. Many include private balconies for uninterrupted Antarctic views.
The ship’s Main Dining Room serves international and regional cuisine with open seating. Meals are prepared with fresh ingredients and often inspired by the destinations visited. Al fresco dining is offered on deck when weather allows.
Yes. Guests may order in-cabin dining for added privacy and convenience.
Magellan Explorer offers a panoramic observation lounge, outdoor viewing decks, a presentation room for lectures, a library, a gym and sauna, and a well-stocked bar.
Guests embark on daily Zodiac excursions, landings, and guided explorations led by expert naturalists and the expedition team.
Yes. Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and other dietary requirements are accommodated with advance notice.
Yes, but service may be limited due to the ship’s location in remote Antarctic regions.
Daily excursions, lectures, full board dining, select beverages, and loan of expedition gear such as waterproof boots are typically included.
Onboard attire is casual and comfortable, with smart casual recommended for dinners. For excursions, layered, waterproof clothing is essential.