Doug Allan on Blue Planet
An already outstanding Antarctic expedition has just become extraordinary. Doug may be best known for work as a principal cameraman on the BBC Natural History Unit’s award-winning documentaries Blue Planet and Planet Earth. Doug contributed stunning footage to the Disneynature film Earth, which premiers in North America, April 22, 2009.
In addition to three outstanding special guests, the Expedition Team will include Sue Flood. She is a wildlife photographer with an unrivalled international reputation. She will co-present with Doug, her husband, behind-the-scenes footage and stills. The couple will tell about their working partnership in remote polar environments. After the insights the two share, travelers will never watch a documentary the same way, again.
If four outstanding speakers, onboard helicopters for aerial-sightseeing, and the legendary polar-class icebreaker Kapitan Khlebnikov were not enough to make this voyage extraordinary – there are the penguins. Emperors, Kings, Gentoo, Chinstrap, Rockhopper and Magellanic – seven of the 17 species of penguin could be seen during this voyage! This is the Royal Tour for penguin fanciers.
Travelers join the 22-day expedition, Emperors & Kings: Snow Hill and South Georgia, in Ushuaia, Argentina, November 15, 2090. Embarkation is on the 16th. Disembarkation is in Stanley, Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas), with the expedition ending in Santiago, Chile, December 6, 2009. Per person pricing for this voyage begins at $21,890 for a triple cabin. Twin cabins begin at $28,490 per person. A group flight from Stanley to Santiago is an additional charge of $699 per person. Prices in US dollars. For more information, call Quark Expeditions at 800-356-5699 or visit www.quarkexpeditions.com.
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