15D14N Northeast Greenland’s unexplored sea ice on Le Commandant Charcot
15D14N Northeast Greenland’s unexplored sea ice on Le Commandant Charcot
Luxury cruise aboard to experience a truly exceptional sea voyage with a difference. Discover expeditions to the majestic landscapes of the Artic and the Antarctic. Great choice for couples, solo travelers and those who love small-ship cruising. Ponant Cruises offers exceptional bilingual service, world-class dining and elegantly-appointed accommodation and public areas in terms of the onboard experience. Choose a cruise on an Explorer Class vessel, you will benefit from several expedition-style features. Relaxing in the Blue Eye Lounge, an underwater multi-sensory environment that boasts comfortable seating and privileged views of life beneath the waves. Ponant’s expedition ships also carry a fleet of Zodiacs deployed frequently throughout each itinerary for sightseeing excursions and trips ashore.
Tour Deal
~ Solo Traveller Offer. No Single Supplement
~ First Time Cruiser Discount of EUR 250
~ Book early, Enjoy Ponant Bonus up to 25%
Travel Period: from June 8, 2023 till June 22, 2023
Tour Highlight
~Discover the largest national park in the world – a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve – at the magical moment when nature wakes up.~Outings and shore visits in a zodiac inflatable or hovercraft* with a reinforced team of naturalist-guides.
~Visit the old Norwegian trapper cabins that added a special flavour and richness to Jørn Riel’s series of Arctic tales about the people of Greenland.
~The landscapes: mountains striped with multi-coloured strata, fjords, jagged mountains, glaciers, icebergs, ice floes, hummocks, wild tundra, sheer cliffs, polar ice
~The wildlife: polar bears, narwhals, seals, musk oxen, Arctic foxes and hares, orcas, sea birds.
~Many brand-new activities: kayaking, hiking or snowshoeing, ice fishing, polar plunge, ice floating, dog sledding, participative science.
What To Expect
Welcome to the world’s largest national park, in the heart of the splendid north-east coast of Greenland! Aboard Le Commandant Charcot, you will experience the joys of pure discovery. Let yourself be guided and surprised by the opportunities for navigation and exploration that these wild and unknown ice-covered shores provide. The ship will enable you to explore one of the most difficult regions to access in the Far North, at the end of spring.As summer begins, the snow and the ice still envelop the landscapes of these northern lands. On your journey, you will discover the extreme climate of the Ittoqqortoormiit region. This territory shelters the northernmost community of Greenland, among which are the pole’s last hunters.
You will then set sail towards Northeast Greenland National Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and a dreamlike world where coloured alpine landscapes mingle with immense glaciers and astonishing icebergs revealing their immerged presence and blue-tinged volumes beneath the surface of the dark waters.
At the start of summer, the solid and powerful sea ice dictates how visitors can venture out to it. It is the perfect time to observe the exceptional Arctic wildlife that inhabits the region. The polar bear is king here. You might witness, roaming this white desert, a solitary male in search of the ideal hunting or fishing spot, or a mother teaching her cub the secrets of survival.
Before returning to the Icelandic coastlines, Le Commandant Charcot will attempt to reach, with respect to the environment, the north of the national park and the remote shores of Ile-de-France. Discovered in 1905 by the Duke of Orléans, Ile-de-France is characterised by the thick ice pack that covers it, which comes from the North Pole as a result of the Transpolar Drift. This is a voyage in search of meaning, at the boundaries of the known world.
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Day 1: ARRIVE REYKJAVÍK, ICELAND (EMBARKATION)
Arrival and Free time at leisure :-
: Dinner
Iceland’s capital stretches along the edge of a vast bay in the west of the country. Perlan, the “Pearl of Reykjavík”, a museum located on ’Oskjuhlið hill, offers a panoramic view of the lush, green landscapes.
A little further, one can easily spot the signpost showing the way to the evangelical Hallgrímskirkja church, and to the historical centre where one can stroll along the Skólavördustígur and the Laugavegur, two lively streets with charming small shops.
For some relaxation just outside of the city, visitors have the opportunity to visit the Reykjanes peninsula and its famous thermal lagoons of the Blue Lagoon.
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Day 2: SAILING THROUGH THE DENMARK STRAIT
Lying between Greenland and Iceland, the Denmark Strait was crossed for the first time by theVikings in the late 10th century, during Erik the Red’s expeditions. In the Second World War, its waters were the theatre of a battle between the Kriegsmarine and the Royal Navy, on 24 May 1941.
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
In the wintertime, extremely dense pack ice forms along the Greenlandic coasts and, while the Transpolar
Drift sweeps icebergs along throughout the year, the strait is generally clear of ice during the summer.
In the depths of the strait lies the world’s largest waterfall, an undersea cataract formed by the difference in temperature between the cold waters of the Greenland Sea and the warmer waters of the Irminger Sea.
Numerous cetacean species thrive in this rich ecosystem.
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Day 3: EXPLORING THE BLOSSEVILLE COAST
Aboard your ship, follow in the footsteps of Jules Poret de Blosseville, a French explorer and sailor. In 1833, he set off to discover this isolated and unexplored part of eastern Greenland aboard La Lilloise, an adventure with a fatal outcome.
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
The uninhabited territory that bears his name lies to the south of Scoresby Sound. Surrounded by ice, icebergs and pack ice - thin or thick, flat or pronounced - as far as the eye can see, Blosseville Coast is a wild and distant place to which very few people have access.
Exploring it means a slow immersion into the heart of a frozen, almost unreal desert, where the variations in light transform one’s perception of the landscape. In the kingdom of the polar bears, Le Commandant Charcot, a silent ship open to the exterior, will offer exceptional moments observing Arctic wildlife, through a series of encounters.
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Day 4: ITTOQQORTOORMIIT REGION
Most remote settlement in Greenland,
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Ittoqqortoormiit region that is covered with snow and ice for nine months of the year, you will have the rare opportunity of immersing yourself in the heart of an isolated territory and exploring the beauty of its infinite polar whiteness.
The high alpine mountains punctuate the sky and gradually reveal their dark rock edges beneath a coat of snow. Located at the entrance to the longest system of fjords in the world, sits the village of Ittoqqortoormiit, one of the northernmost inhabited places on the East coast.
Its name means ‘great house’ in Greenlandic and it is home to the last hunters of the polar region, whose ancestral way of life you will encounter.
As soon as the thickness of the ice floe allows it, the hunters set out on the trail of walruses, seals, narwhals, musk oxen and polar bears, travelling by traditional dog sleds.
On these expanses of immaculate snow, the silence is broken only by the sounds of the dogs, the grating of a sled coming back from a run or of footsteps on the ice.
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Day 5: ITTOQQORTOORMIIT REGION
Today, continue cruising Ittoqqortoormiit region. You will discover Inuit traditions through privileged and festive moments on the ice floe and in the village.
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day 6: ITTOQQORTOORMIIT REGION
3rd day exploring in Ittoqqortoormiit region
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day 7: ITTOQQORTOORMIIT REGION
4th day exploring in Ittoqqortoormiit region
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day 8: EXPLORATION OF NORTH-EAST GREENLAND
Set sail for North-East Greenland to immerse yourself further and up higher in the Arctic region to explore the unexpected riches of the sea ice, where traditional ships cannot travel at this time of the year. As the light shifts and the moods of the sky change, the different states of the ice and the infinite diversity of its textures create an exceptionally stunning tableau. With patience and humility, you will sail amid the pearl-white floating cathedrals and the ice carried by the Transpolar Drift. En route, icebergs have their journey halted by ice and pressure ridges reveal their sharp edges. In the midst of this icy vastness, beauty is found in the detail and the magic of the moment. In the realm of polar bears, Le Commandant Charcot is a reassuring cocoon built for polar exploration and offers you wonderful opportunities to observe these lords of the ice when you happen upon them. You may even get the chance to admire the moving sight of a mother and her cub travelling across the immaculate icy expanse.
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day 9: EXPLORATION OF NORTH-EAST GREENLAND
2nd day exploring North East Greenland
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
En route, icebergs have their journey halted by ice and pressure ridges reveal their sharp edges. In the midst of this icy vastness, beauty is found in the detail and the magic of the moment. In the realm of polar bears, Le Commandant Charcot is a reassuring cocoon built for polar exploration and offers you wonderful opportunities to observe these lords of the ice when you happen upon them. You may even get the chance to admire the moving sight of a mother and her cub travelling across the immaculate icy expanse.
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Day 10: EXPLORATION OF NORTHEAST GREENLAND
3rd day exploring North East Greenland
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Expedition team will prepare for landing and zodiac outinng
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Day 11: EXPLORING THE BLOSSEVILLE COAST
Aboard your ship, follow in the footsteps of Jules Poret de Blosseville, a French explorer and sailor. In 1833, he set off to discover this isolated and unexplored part of eastern Greenland aboard La Lilloise, an adventure with a fatal outcome. The uninhabited territory that bears his name lies to the south of Scoresby Sound. Surrounded by ice, icebergs and pack ice - thin or thick, flat or pronounced - as far as the eye can see, Blosseville Coast is a wild and distant place to which very few people have access. Exploring it means a slow immersion into the heart of a frozen, almost unreal desert, where the variations in light transform one’s perception of the landscape. In the kingdom of the polar bears, Le Commandant Charcot, a silent ship open to the exterior, will offer exceptional moments observing Arctic wildlife, through a series of encounters.
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Day 12: EXPLORING THE BLOSSEVILLE COAST
2nd day exploring the remaining Blosseville Coast.
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day 13: SAILING THROUGH THE DENMARK STRAIT
Lying between Greenland and Iceland, the Denmark Strait was crossed for the first time by theVikings in the late 10th century, during Erik the Red’s expeditions. In the Second World War, its waters were the theatre of a battle between the Kriegsmarine and the Royal Navy, on 24 May 1941. In the wintertime, extremely dense pack ice forms along the Greenlandic coasts and, while the Transpolar Drift sweeps icebergs along throughout the year, the strait is generally clear of ice during the summer. In the depths of the strait lies the world’s largest waterfall, an undersea cataract formed by the difference in temperature between the cold waters of the Greenland Sea and the warmer waters of the Irminger Sea. Numerous cetacean species thrive in this rich ecosystem.
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day 14: REYKJAVÍK (DISEMBARKATION)
Return to Reykjavik
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Arrival early morning
Disembarkation at 8:00 am
Iceland’s capital stretches along the edge of a vast bay in the west of the country. Perlan, the “Pearl of Reykjavík”, a museum located on ’Oskjuhlið hill, offers a panoramic view of the lush, green landscapes. A little further, one can easily spot the signpost showing the way to the evangelical Hallgrímskirkja church, and to the historical centre where one can stroll along the Skólavördustígur and the Laugavegur, two lively streets with charming small shops. For some relaxation just outside of the city, visitors have the opportunity to visit the Reykjanes peninsula and its famous thermal lagoons of the Blue Lagoon.
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Whats Included
~ 14 nights shipboard on Ponant Cruise~ All meals & drinks onboard (excluding premium brands)
~ Safety & port charges
~ 24 hour room service (special selection)
~ Butler service (special selection)
~ Free unlimited WIFI onboard
~ Evening entertainment and events
Whats Excluded
~ International air ticket~ Airport transfer
~ Travel Insurance & Visa
~ Gratuities
~ Personal expenses.
~ Any other service not mentioned in the programme.
Where to Visits
| Tour Dates (Price shown is subject to currency fluctuation) | Prestige Stateroom (pperson) from | Deluxe Suite (pperson) from | Prestige Suite (pperson) from | Grand Prestige Suite (pperson) from |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 06 June - 22 June 2023 | RM 94,600 | RM 101,150 | RM 146,200 | RM 150,900 |
Information
~ Solo Traveller Offer. No Single Supplement
~ First Time Cruiser Discount of EUR 250
~ Book early, Enjoy Ponant Bonus up to 25%
Travel Period: from June 8, 2023 till June 22, 2023
Tour Highlight
~Discover the largest national park in the world – a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve – at the magical moment when nature wakes up.~Outings and shore visits in a zodiac inflatable or hovercraft* with a reinforced team of naturalist-guides.
~Visit the old Norwegian trapper cabins that added a special flavour and richness to Jørn Riel’s series of Arctic tales about the people of Greenland.
~The landscapes: mountains striped with multi-coloured strata, fjords, jagged mountains, glaciers, icebergs, ice floes, hummocks, wild tundra, sheer cliffs, polar ice
~The wildlife: polar bears, narwhals, seals, musk oxen, Arctic foxes and hares, orcas, sea birds.
~Many brand-new activities: kayaking, hiking or snowshoeing, ice fishing, polar plunge, ice floating, dog sledding, participative science.
What To Expect
Welcome to the world’s largest national park, in the heart of the splendid north-east coast of Greenland! Aboard Le Commandant Charcot, you will experience the joys of pure discovery. Let yourself be guided and surprised by the opportunities for navigation and exploration that these wild and unknown ice-covered shores provide. The ship will enable you to explore one of the most difficult regions to access in the Far North, at the end of spring.As summer begins, the snow and the ice still envelop the landscapes of these northern lands. On your journey, you will discover the extreme climate of the Ittoqqortoormiit region. This territory shelters the northernmost community of Greenland, among which are the pole’s last hunters.
You will then set sail towards Northeast Greenland National Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and a dreamlike world where coloured alpine landscapes mingle with immense glaciers and astonishing icebergs revealing their immerged presence and blue-tinged volumes beneath the surface of the dark waters.
At the start of summer, the solid and powerful sea ice dictates how visitors can venture out to it. It is the perfect time to observe the exceptional Arctic wildlife that inhabits the region. The polar bear is king here. You might witness, roaming this white desert, a solitary male in search of the ideal hunting or fishing spot, or a mother teaching her cub the secrets of survival.
Before returning to the Icelandic coastlines, Le Commandant Charcot will attempt to reach, with respect to the environment, the north of the national park and the remote shores of Ile-de-France. Discovered in 1905 by the Duke of Orléans, Ile-de-France is characterised by the thick ice pack that covers it, which comes from the North Pole as a result of the Transpolar Drift. This is a voyage in search of meaning, at the boundaries of the known world.
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Day 1: ARRIVE REYKJAVÍK, ICELAND (EMBARKATION)
Arrival and Free time at leisure :-
: Dinner
Iceland’s capital stretches along the edge of a vast bay in the west of the country. Perlan, the “Pearl of Reykjavík”, a museum located on ’Oskjuhlið hill, offers a panoramic view of the lush, green landscapes.
A little further, one can easily spot the signpost showing the way to the evangelical Hallgrímskirkja church, and to the historical centre where one can stroll along the Skólavördustígur and the Laugavegur, two lively streets with charming small shops.
For some relaxation just outside of the city, visitors have the opportunity to visit the Reykjanes peninsula and its famous thermal lagoons of the Blue Lagoon.
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Day 2: SAILING THROUGH THE DENMARK STRAIT
Lying between Greenland and Iceland, the Denmark Strait was crossed for the first time by theVikings in the late 10th century, during Erik the Red’s expeditions. In the Second World War, its waters were the theatre of a battle between the Kriegsmarine and the Royal Navy, on 24 May 1941.
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
In the wintertime, extremely dense pack ice forms along the Greenlandic coasts and, while the Transpolar
Drift sweeps icebergs along throughout the year, the strait is generally clear of ice during the summer.
In the depths of the strait lies the world’s largest waterfall, an undersea cataract formed by the difference in temperature between the cold waters of the Greenland Sea and the warmer waters of the Irminger Sea.
Numerous cetacean species thrive in this rich ecosystem.
-
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Day 3: EXPLORING THE BLOSSEVILLE COAST
Aboard your ship, follow in the footsteps of Jules Poret de Blosseville, a French explorer and sailor. In 1833, he set off to discover this isolated and unexplored part of eastern Greenland aboard La Lilloise, an adventure with a fatal outcome.
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
The uninhabited territory that bears his name lies to the south of Scoresby Sound. Surrounded by ice, icebergs and pack ice - thin or thick, flat or pronounced - as far as the eye can see, Blosseville Coast is a wild and distant place to which very few people have access.
Exploring it means a slow immersion into the heart of a frozen, almost unreal desert, where the variations in light transform one’s perception of the landscape. In the kingdom of the polar bears, Le Commandant Charcot, a silent ship open to the exterior, will offer exceptional moments observing Arctic wildlife, through a series of encounters.
-
-
Day 4: ITTOQQORTOORMIIT REGION
Most remote settlement in Greenland,
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Ittoqqortoormiit region that is covered with snow and ice for nine months of the year, you will have the rare opportunity of immersing yourself in the heart of an isolated territory and exploring the beauty of its infinite polar whiteness.
The high alpine mountains punctuate the sky and gradually reveal their dark rock edges beneath a coat of snow. Located at the entrance to the longest system of fjords in the world, sits the village of Ittoqqortoormiit, one of the northernmost inhabited places on the East coast.
Its name means ‘great house’ in Greenlandic and it is home to the last hunters of the polar region, whose ancestral way of life you will encounter.
As soon as the thickness of the ice floe allows it, the hunters set out on the trail of walruses, seals, narwhals, musk oxen and polar bears, travelling by traditional dog sleds.
On these expanses of immaculate snow, the silence is broken only by the sounds of the dogs, the grating of a sled coming back from a run or of footsteps on the ice.
-
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Day 5: ITTOQQORTOORMIIT REGION
Today, continue cruising Ittoqqortoormiit region. You will discover Inuit traditions through privileged and festive moments on the ice floe and in the village.
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day 6: ITTOQQORTOORMIIT REGION
3rd day exploring in Ittoqqortoormiit region
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day 7: ITTOQQORTOORMIIT REGION
4th day exploring in Ittoqqortoormiit region
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day 8: EXPLORATION OF NORTH-EAST GREENLAND
Set sail for North-East Greenland to immerse yourself further and up higher in the Arctic region to explore the unexpected riches of the sea ice, where traditional ships cannot travel at this time of the year. As the light shifts and the moods of the sky change, the different states of the ice and the infinite diversity of its textures create an exceptionally stunning tableau. With patience and humility, you will sail amid the pearl-white floating cathedrals and the ice carried by the Transpolar Drift. En route, icebergs have their journey halted by ice and pressure ridges reveal their sharp edges. In the midst of this icy vastness, beauty is found in the detail and the magic of the moment. In the realm of polar bears, Le Commandant Charcot is a reassuring cocoon built for polar exploration and offers you wonderful opportunities to observe these lords of the ice when you happen upon them. You may even get the chance to admire the moving sight of a mother and her cub travelling across the immaculate icy expanse.
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day 9: EXPLORATION OF NORTH-EAST GREENLAND
2nd day exploring North East Greenland
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
En route, icebergs have their journey halted by ice and pressure ridges reveal their sharp edges. In the midst of this icy vastness, beauty is found in the detail and the magic of the moment. In the realm of polar bears, Le Commandant Charcot is a reassuring cocoon built for polar exploration and offers you wonderful opportunities to observe these lords of the ice when you happen upon them. You may even get the chance to admire the moving sight of a mother and her cub travelling across the immaculate icy expanse.
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Day 10: EXPLORATION OF NORTHEAST GREENLAND
3rd day exploring North East Greenland
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Expedition team will prepare for landing and zodiac outinng
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Day 11: EXPLORING THE BLOSSEVILLE COAST
Aboard your ship, follow in the footsteps of Jules Poret de Blosseville, a French explorer and sailor. In 1833, he set off to discover this isolated and unexplored part of eastern Greenland aboard La Lilloise, an adventure with a fatal outcome. The uninhabited territory that bears his name lies to the south of Scoresby Sound. Surrounded by ice, icebergs and pack ice - thin or thick, flat or pronounced - as far as the eye can see, Blosseville Coast is a wild and distant place to which very few people have access. Exploring it means a slow immersion into the heart of a frozen, almost unreal desert, where the variations in light transform one’s perception of the landscape. In the kingdom of the polar bears, Le Commandant Charcot, a silent ship open to the exterior, will offer exceptional moments observing Arctic wildlife, through a series of encounters.
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Day 12: EXPLORING THE BLOSSEVILLE COAST
2nd day exploring the remaining Blosseville Coast.
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day 13: SAILING THROUGH THE DENMARK STRAIT
Lying between Greenland and Iceland, the Denmark Strait was crossed for the first time by theVikings in the late 10th century, during Erik the Red’s expeditions. In the Second World War, its waters were the theatre of a battle between the Kriegsmarine and the Royal Navy, on 24 May 1941. In the wintertime, extremely dense pack ice forms along the Greenlandic coasts and, while the Transpolar Drift sweeps icebergs along throughout the year, the strait is generally clear of ice during the summer. In the depths of the strait lies the world’s largest waterfall, an undersea cataract formed by the difference in temperature between the cold waters of the Greenland Sea and the warmer waters of the Irminger Sea. Numerous cetacean species thrive in this rich ecosystem.
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day 14: REYKJAVÍK (DISEMBARKATION)
Return to Reykjavik
: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Arrival early morning
Disembarkation at 8:00 am
Iceland’s capital stretches along the edge of a vast bay in the west of the country. Perlan, the “Pearl of Reykjavík”, a museum located on ’Oskjuhlið hill, offers a panoramic view of the lush, green landscapes. A little further, one can easily spot the signpost showing the way to the evangelical Hallgrímskirkja church, and to the historical centre where one can stroll along the Skólavördustígur and the Laugavegur, two lively streets with charming small shops. For some relaxation just outside of the city, visitors have the opportunity to visit the Reykjanes peninsula and its famous thermal lagoons of the Blue Lagoon.
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Whats Included
~ 14 nights shipboard on Ponant Cruise~ All meals & drinks onboard (excluding premium brands)
~ Safety & port charges
~ 24 hour room service (special selection)
~ Butler service (special selection)
~ Free unlimited WIFI onboard
~ Evening entertainment and events
Whats Excluded
~ International air ticket~ Airport transfer
~ Travel Insurance & Visa
~ Gratuities
~ Personal expenses.
~ Any other service not mentioned in the programme.
| Tour Dates (Price shown is subject to currency fluctuation) | Prestige Stateroom (pperson) from | Deluxe Suite (pperson) from | Prestige Suite (pperson) from | Grand Prestige Suite (pperson) from |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 06 June - 22 June 2023 | RM 94,600 | RM 101,150 | RM 146,200 | RM 150,900 |
Le Commandant Charcot Ice-Breaker
~ A king-size bed (180 x 200 cm) or two single beds (90 x 200 cm) and TV ~ A bathroom with shower ~ A panoramic sliding bay window ~ A 5 m² glazed private balcony
Le Commandant Charcot Ice-Breaker
~ A lounge area with chaise longue and two armchairs ~ A king-size bed (180 x 200 cm) or two single beds (90 x 200 cm) and TV ~ A bathroom with shower ~ A panoramic sliding bay window ~ A 5 m² glazed private balcony
Le Commandant Charcot Ice-Breaker
~ A lounge with sofa, armchair, TV and sliding courtesy door ~ A king-size bed (180 x 200 cm) or two single beds (90 x 200 cm) and TV ~ Two bathrooms with shower ~ Two panoramic sliding bay window ~ A 10 m² glazed private balcony
Le Commandant Charcot Ice-Breaker
~ Priority boarding ~ Champagne and fruit basket upon arrival ~ Butler service ~ An assortment of sweet or savoury canapés and a basket of fruit every day ~ A lounge area with chaise longue and TV ~ A Samsung tablet connected to Wi-Fi ~ A king-size bed (180 x 200 cm) or two single beds (90 x 200 cm) and TV ~ A bathroom with shower and balneo bathtub ~ A panoramic sliding bay window ~ A 5 m² glazed private balcony ~ Two pairs of Swarvoski CL Companion 10 x 30 binoculars
Le Commandant Charcot Ice-Breaker
Le Commandant Charcot luxury Icebreaker ~ Up to 245 guest ~ 123 stateroom & suites ~ 215 crew members ~ 2 restaurants ~ Length 492 ft ~ Ice class Polar Class PC2 ~ Zodiacs 16 ~ Gross tonnage 31 757 UMS ~ Electric propulsion motors 34 MW ~ Installed power 42 MW ~ Construction :Sovik, Norway
Le Commandant Charcot Ice-Breaker
Le Commandant Charcot Ice-Breaker
Le Commandant Charcot Ice-Breaker
Le Commandant Charcot Ice-Breaker
Le Commandant Charcot Ice-Breaker
Le Commandant Charcot Ice-Breaker
~ A king-size bed (180 x 200 cm) or two single beds (90 x 200 cm) and TV ~ A bathroom with shower ~ A panoramic sliding bay window ~ A 5 m² glazed private balcony
Le Commandant Charcot Ice-Breaker
~ A lounge area with chaise longue and two armchairs ~ A king-size bed (180 x 200 cm) or two single beds (90 x 200 cm) and TV ~ A bathroom with shower ~ A panoramic sliding bay window ~ A 5 m² glazed private balcony
Le Commandant Charcot Ice-Breaker
~ A lounge with sofa, armchair, TV and sliding courtesy door ~ A king-size bed (180 x 200 cm) or two single beds (90 x 200 cm) and TV ~ Two bathrooms with shower ~ Two panoramic sliding bay window ~ A 10 m² glazed private balcony
Le Commandant Charcot Ice-Breaker
~ Priority boarding ~ Champagne and fruit basket upon arrival ~ Butler service ~ An assortment of sweet or savoury canapés and a basket of fruit every day ~ A lounge area with chaise longue and TV ~ A Samsung tablet connected to Wi-Fi ~ A king-size bed (180 x 200 cm) or two single beds (90 x 200 cm) and TV ~ A bathroom with shower and balneo bathtub ~ A panoramic sliding bay window ~ A 5 m² glazed private balcony ~ Two pairs of Swarvoski CL Companion 10 x 30 binoculars
Le Commandant Charcot Ice-Breaker
Le Commandant Charcot luxury Icebreaker ~ Up to 245 guest ~ 123 stateroom & suites ~ 215 crew members ~ 2 restaurants ~ Length 492 ft ~ Ice class Polar Class PC2 ~ Zodiacs 16 ~ Gross tonnage 31 757 UMS ~ Electric propulsion motors 34 MW ~ Installed power 42 MW ~ Construction :Sovik, Norway
Le Commandant Charcot Ice-Breaker
Le Commandant Charcot Ice-Breaker
Le Commandant Charcot Ice-Breaker
Le Commandant Charcot Ice-Breaker
Le Commandant Charcot Ice-Breaker
Cancellation Policy
~ Postpone or cancel free of charge up to 10 days after the booking is confirmed
~ From 10 days after the booking is confirmed to 365 days prior to departure: EUR 150 plus RM100 refund admin fees per guest per cruise for the cruise service only
~ From 364 to 211 days prior to departure: 10% of total price
~ From 210 - 91 days prior to departure: 25% of total price
~ Cancellation within 90 days prior to departure: 100% of total price
Payment Terms
~ Deposit payment of 25% must be received within 10 days after the booking is confirmed.
~ Balance payment must be made 90 days prior to departure
~ Booking made within 90 days prior to departure require full payment at the time of booking
