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Southern Oceans &
Total Solar Eclipse
with Richard Polatty
A ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME FALKLAND
ISLANDS, SOUTH GEORGIA AND
ANTARCTIC PENINSULA ADVENTURE
NOVEMBER 21 – DECEMBER 12, 2021
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Eclipse-Chasing at the Bottom of the World with Richard Polatty This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to combine the chance to see a total solar eclipse with an expedition to Tierra del Fuego, the Falkland Islands, South Georgia and the Antarctic Peninsula. The 2021 Total Solar Eclipse will be a special event in the austral summer in the early hours of December 4, 2021. The RCGS Resolute, one of the fastest and most stable expedition ships, will be positioned directly under the path of totality in the Scotia Sea between South Georgia and South Orkney Islands. Prior to the eclipse event you explore the wildlife-rich Falkland Islands and remote South Georgia, and post-eclipse you will reach the Antarctic Peninsula. Accompanying you will be superb naturalist and Antarctic researcher Richard Polatty. Our small group with Richard will be just 20 guests. You will have the full expedition and eclipse programs aboard RCGS Resolute, plus you will have the added expertise of Richard as your private leader and guide. This is an INCA-only extra and this opportunity is simply too amazing to pass up. Interest is already heavy and space is selling fast so act quickly. King Penguins of South Georgia Island. Will they be looking at the eclipse?
An Exceptional Adventure
HIGHLIGHTS This epic adventure circumnavigates the Scotia Sea on an
• Exclusive small group with naturalist active voyage to Tierra del Fuego, the Falkland Islands, South
Richard Polatty
Georgia Island, and the Antarctic Peninsula. Under the lead-
• Enjoy close-up encounters with
penguins, whales, seals and many ership of Richard Polatty and the expedition team, a select
bird species group of INCA guests will have the opportunity to follow in
• Visits to historic sites and science the footsteps of legendary explorers and chart a course to the
stations
epicenter of Antarctic wildlife. Step ashore on South Georgia
• Learn about the environment, wild- and observe the largest King Penguin rookery on the planet,
life, history and ecology from polar
experts the world’s largest southern elephant seal colony, and visit the
• Cruise on-board one of the most grave of Sir Ernest Shackleton.
stable ships in polar waters, offering
uninterrupted viewing of the Solar The voyage is timed to coincide with a Total Solar Eclipse, oc-
Eclipse
curing during your transit from South Georgia to the Antarctic
• An exceptional itinerary, exploring
all corners of the Falklands, South Peninsula. A treat for those who make this special journey to
Georgia, and Antarctica the bottom of the word.
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ITINERARY
DAY 1 | NOV 21 After a free morning in Ushuaia, embark on RCGS Reso-
lute. After settling in to your cabins, you meet the expedi-
ARRIVE IN USHUAIA tion team and fellow passengers. Excitement is in the air
Fly to Ushuaia, Argentina, the southernmost city in the
as you enjoy a welcome cocktail and dinner, then cast off
world. Your overnight at five-star Arakur Resort and Spa
for the adventure of a lifetime.
will start your epic journey to Tierra del Fuego, the Falk-
land Islands, South Georgia and Antarctica. Meet Richard
DAY 4 | NOV 24
Polatty and your INCA travel companions. Arakur is locat-
ed on a bluff inside Cerro Alarkén Nature Reserve and is AT SEA TOWARDS FALKLAND ISLANDS
surrounded by stunning views of the Beagle Channel and Sailing northeast towards the Falkland Islands you’ll be
native forests. Enjoy the spa, walk the trails, and soak up joined by hundreds of seabirds, including the Wandering
the views. Albatross, who you’ll come to know well on this journey.
Giant Petrels and smaller Cape Petrels are also constant
DAY 2 | NOV 22 companions. Photographing these magnificent birds
from the deck of the ship takes patience and skill and our
USHUAIA photography expert will be on hand to show you the best
Explore Tierra del Fuego National Park and experience the
techniques. Join the ship’s Captain on the bridge and learn
rich forest and wildlife of the tip of Patagonia, picnic lunch
about the operations of our modern research vessel.
included. The stage will be set for the transition from
South America through the Falklands to Antarctica. Throughout the journey, on-board experts and Richard Po-
latty present a series of talks about the environment, the
DAY 3 | NOV 23 wildlife, history and locations, as well as some interesting
USHUAIA AND EMBARK SHIP details about the upcoming solar eclipse.
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DAYS 5-6 |NOV
25-26
THE FALKLAND
ISLANDS
The Falkland Islands are a perfect first stop as
the rugged land is home to flora and fauna that form
a link between Patagonia and Antarctica. The remotest
portions are farms where sheep graze alongside colonies
of sea birds. As many as a million penguins nest in the
Falklands: Gentoo, King, Magellanic, Macaroni and Rock-
hopper.
Having arrived in the Falkland Islands overnight, we launch
the Zodiacs for your first shore excursion. Our plan will be
to explore several locations in the West Falkland archipel-
ago. These remote islands are home to a proliferation of
seabirds and migratory birds including the stunning Black-
Browed Albatross. Your first penguin sightings will be on
West Point Island with its bustling rookeries of Rockhop-
pers. On Carcass Island, you’ll observe nesting Magellanic
penguins as well as Oystercatchers, geese and the Striated
Caracara—a bird of prey.
The following morning, you’ll arrive in Stanley, the capital
of the Falklands Islands and the southernmost outpost
of Britain. As you wander through the charming streets
of brightly painted houses, you’ll learn how this quiet
harbor was once a major port in the 19th century for ships
rounding the fabled Cape Horn. There are several inter-
esting activities to enjoy today. Stanley has an excellent
museum that outlines the historic events that took place
during the conflict with Argentina in 1982. The waterfront
memorial built to commemorate the lives of the British
servicemen killed during the war is a sobering reminder of
recent history. Stanley’s famed philatelic museum with its
impressive collection of historic stamps is another inter-
esting diversion.
DAYS 7-8 | NOV 27-28
AT SEA TOWARDS SOUTH GEORGIA
We chart a southeasterly course for South Georgia. The
seabirds once again join us in the Southern Ocean. The ed-
ucational presentations continue and are always popular.
History is a key theme of this voyage and the epic story of
Sir Ernest Shackleton and the HMS Endurance expedition
is central to any trip to South Georgia. Perhaps you will
pick up some valuable tips from our on-board photograph-
ic guide, learning about image composition, the subtle
polar light and all the basics of good camera craft. You will
also learn about Polar conservation—a theme particularly
close to the hearts of the expedition guides and crew.
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DAYS 9-12 | NOV 29-DEC 2
SOUTH GEORGIA
South Georgia has often been called the ‘Serengeti of the
Southern Ocean’, and as we approach the deep bays of
this rugged, rocky outcrop, you’ll begin to see why. The
island is uniquely positioned—just south enough to be in
the cold Antarctic waters, just north enough to be outside
any winter sea ice—to be home to millions of penguins,
seals and seabirds.
Launching the Zodiacs, we begin our exploration of the
island in the vicinity of Elsehul Bay. Large numbers of fur
seals and the much larger southern elephant seals will line
the dark sand beaches. Living in the tussock grass, King
Penguins and their chicks may number up to a hundred
thousand birds in some locations including Salisbury Plain,
St Andrews Bay and Gold Harbor. The island is home to
large numbers of albatross as they fill the skies above,
coming and going from their nests.
South Georgia is a thrilling location for history lovers and
the rusting relics of the early whaling era are all around.
We hope to visit several of the old stations including Leith,
Husvik and Stromness. A highlight is a visit to Grytviken—
the largest of the old whaling stations situated at the head
of Cumberland Bay. It is here we visit the grave site of Sir
Ernest Shackleton.
For many, being in the presence of the great explorer
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is a real highlight. An excellent museum at Grytviken, most eclipse paths in lower latitudes, a phenomenon only
maintained by the South Georgia Heritage Trust, and the possible in polar regions. The duration of the eclipse is just
restored church built by the original Norwegian whalers a under two minutes, but the memory of witnessing it in
provide a fascinating glimpse into the past. such a remote corner of the planet will last a lifetime.
DAY 13 | DEC 3 DAY 15 | DEC 5
AT SEA TOWARD THE ECLIPSE PATH AT SEA TOWARDS ANTARCTICA
Our departure from South Georgia is carefully timed to You have a full day at sea as we sail towards the continent
have you in position for the eclipse. Prevailing weather of Antarctica. Ice conditions will dictate the course. You
conditions will determine our schedule in the coming can spend time on the outer decks observing the great
days. The Captain will position the ship taking into con- seabirds of the Southern Ocean and throughout the day
sideration the optimal viewing conditions underneath the there are interesting presentations by the expert guides.
path of totality. Presentations by our expedition team and Alternatively, you may relax in the lounge with a good
Richard Polatty will prepare you for the eclipse tomorrow book and a hot beverage.
morning.
DAYS 16-19 | DEC 6-9
DAY 14 | DEC 4 ANTARCTIC PENINSULA
WITNESS THE TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE About 60 miles off the coast of the Antarctic mainland
Having carefully monitored the weather over the last few is the South Shetland Island chain. Possible landing sites
days, the Captain will position the ship in the very best include King George Island, Half Moon Island or Yankee
location to view the eclipse. The path of totality is sched- Harbor. Weather conditions permitting, we sail the ship
uled to cover our position around 5.00 a.m. so we will be into the flooded volcanic caldera of Deception Island.
well bundled up as we venture onto the outer observa- There are some outstanding hikes at these locations. The
tion decks. What makes this event particularly unusual old whaling station and aircraft hangar and a hot spring at
is that its path is east to west, the opposite direction to Deception Island beg for further exploration.
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We enter the icy waters of the Antarctic Peninsula in the enjoy an entertaining and memorable voyage recap by our
vicinity of Mikkelson Harbor or Cierva Cove. Snow-covered Expedition Leader and join our photography experts in
mountains soar from the dark waters. Along the shoreline the multimedia room where you can download and back
in the bays and harbors of the Peninsula lives an incred- up your precious images. If weather conditions allow, we
ible abundance of wildlife. Large rookeries of Chinstrap, will make a rounding of Cape Horn. This fabled stretch of
Gentoo and Adelie penguins. Seals live on the ice floes, water is home to legendary tales of exploration, disasters,
including the powerful leopard seal that we hope to and early navigation. It’s a fitting place to reflect on a won-
encounter. Gulls, skuas and cormorants nest and feed derful and unique expedition. Approaching the entrance
at many sites along the Antarctic Peninsula. Whales and to the Beagle Channel in early evening light, you will have
orcas are often sighted in transits. a special dinner attended by the Captain of the ship.
You explore by Zodiac boat and go ashore where a range DAY 22 | DEC 12
of exciting activities await. Locations we hope to visit in-
clude Wilhelmina Bay, Orne Harbor, Cuverville Island and
DISEMBARK IN USHUAIA, ARGENTINA
In the early morning we arrive in Ushuaia, Argentina. It
the Errera Channel. Join the photographic guide taking
is the time to say farewell to your crew, expedition team,
pictures of stunning icebergs. Or enjoy a hike to the top
Richard Polatty, and your fellow travelers. You will be
of a snowy mountain saddle with one of our adventure
transported to your hotel or to the airport for your return
guides. If the opportunity presents itself, visit a research
flights home. It is possible to connect
station or an old historic hut. The sea kayakers may range
via Buenos Aires to the USA
up to several miles from the ship for a truly memorable
or other destinations in
experience.
South America. Otherwise,
DAYS 20-21 | DEC 10-11 enjoy a night in town or ven-
ture further afield to explore
RETURN VIA DRAKE PASSAGE the highlights of Patagonia in
As we make our way back to the southern tip of South the following days.
America the educational presentations continue. You may
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RCGS RESOLUTE
Designed for comfort, RCGS Resolute are multiple areas to explore ranging sectional sofa provides a quiet nook
is modern, well appointed, safe and from the well appointed theater style on which to read, while high quality
ice-strengthened. Equipped with pro- presentation room, aft observation cabinetry with soft close drawers, con-
pellers of stainless steel, high density lounge and bar, forward observa- temporary and a spacious bathroom
steel plating and small frame spacing tion lounge and bar, and both dining design complete the stateroom’s
on her hull, RCGS Resolute continues rooms. A multimedia room, gift shop, comfort and convenience.
into the ice, when others simply can- doctor’s office and mobile laboratory
not. Unmatched stability coupled with complete the spaces available to ex- Originally built to hold 189 guests,
superior speed allows for a better plore and enjoy while cruising through the capacity is limited to just 135
chance for the eclipse viewing, more the most amazing scenery on earth. guests for the eclipse cruise. This
time at your destination and more allows more opportunities for shore
flexibility with itinerary planning, a The sumptuous meals prepared for excursions and a higher crew to guest
critical factor in polar waters where you by the culinary team are enjoyed ratio. The Lloyds ice class rating of 1AS
ice and weather conditions sometimes in either of two dining rooms, one results in no limitations to the sites
dictate daily plans. of which features our popular bistro available for landing and exploration.
menu offering quick and easy meals
Spacious outer decks provide 360 de- for those prioritizing time out on RCGS Resolute is expedition cruising
grees of viewing, perfect for photog- deck. Both dining rooms have ample at its finest.
raphy, wildlife watching, birding and and open seating paired with modern
appreciating the expansive views. The furnishings and large picture windows
salt water plunge pool, large relax- with 180 degree views.
ation deck, hot water jacuzzi are locat-
ed aft of the wellness center (massage All staterooms feature lower berths
therapy, Finnish Sauna, steam room) that can be configured with two single
and well equipped gymnasium. Inside beds or a large double bed. A modern
10 INCA-International Nature & Cultural Adventures | www.inca1.comCategory Cruise Price Notes
MAIN DECK TRIPLE 21,900 per person • Camping included
• Rates are double occupancy land and ship
TWIN PRIVATE $24,900 per person
• Single Supplement of 70%
SUPERIOR SOLD OUT • Price is subject to change at any time
SUPERIOR PLUS $29,300 per person
SHACKLETON SUITE $32,250 per person
ONE OCEAN SUITE
RCGS RESOLUTE
Optional sea kayaking $895 per person
$34,400 per person
VESSEL DIAGRAM AND CABIN DESCRIPTIONS
DECK 7
ENCLOSED ENCLOSED
LIFEBOAT LIFEBOAT SAUNA / STEAM ROOM
OBSERVATION LOUNGE
SOLARIUM
WELLNESS
OBSERVATION DECK
CENTRE
WC
POOL RESTING
ROOM
WC LIFT
ZODIACS LIFT JACUZZI SHOWERS /
CHANGE ROOM
GYMNASIUM
ENCLOSED ENCLOSED
LIFEBOAT LIFEBOAT
DECK 8
ENCLOSED ENCLOSED
DECK 6 LIFEBOAT LIFEBOAT
602
610
612
604
606
608
LIFT
BISTRO BRIDGE
DINING ROOM LIFT
& LOUNGE
601
609
CHART
611
WC
603
605
607
ROOM
ENCLOSED ENCLOSED
LIFEBOAT LIFEBOAT
DECK 5
GANGWAY
510
512
518
504
508
524
532
514
516
520
522
534
506
526
528
530
RECEPTION
WC WC
LIFT
BAR / LIFT
LOUNGE
511
517
503
523
531
509
513
515
519
521
533
505
507
525
527
529
GANGWAY
DECK 4
402
410
412
418
404
408
424
414
416
420
422
406
WC WC
LIFT
DINING ROOM
LIFT
409
411
417
403
407
423
413
415
419
421
405
401
GIFT SHOP
DOCTOR
DECK 3 DECK 2
GANGWAY
MUD ROOM
416
414
408
304
418
302
402
412
410
406
404
306
LIFT PRESENTATION
THEATRE
LIFT
415
413
407
301
411
303
417
401
409
405
403
305
MUD ROOM
GANGWAY
Designed for comfort, the RCGS Resolute is modern, well appointed, safe and ice-strengthened. From small group sessions to briefings for all passengers, we have public spaces onboard the ship ideally suited
for each and every need. Two separate bar and lounge areas featuring 180 degree views and a wonderfully stocked library provide ideal places to relax or catch up on some reading. The sumptuous meals
prepared for you by our culinary team are enjoyed in either of our two dining rooms, one of which features our popular bistro menu offering quick and easy meals for those prioritizing time out on deck. Both
dining rooms have ample and open seating paired with modern furnishings and large picture windows with 180 degree views. Other facilities include our theatre style presentation room, gift-shop, gymnasium,
wellness centre, hot water spa, sauna and steam room and salt water pool.
ONE OCEAN SUITE S U P E R I O R P LU S C A B I N
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Located forward on deck 5 these cabins feature the option for either a double or two single 11
lounge with matching club chairs, a large desk, expansive soft close cabinetry, washroom facilities configured beds. A sectional lounge is placed by the large picture windows, writing desk/chair,
including both a shower & bathtub. Sleeping quarters feature the option for either a double or two ample storage and private washroom facilities. These cabins are spacious and well appointed.CAMPING
Camping in Antarctica? Yes! Weather
and conditions permitting, a camping
experience on the Antarctic Peninsula
is included for the intrepid adventurer.
Equipment and guiding is provided.
There is no additional fee or advance
sign-up required, but space is limited.
WHAT’S INCLUDED? EXPEDITION GEAR PACKAGE
• Leadership of naturalist Richard Polatty Included in the expedition, you will have free use of an
• Two night’s lodging in Ushuaia expedition gear package. This kid includes a quality wa-
terproof/windproof jacket and bib-pants plus insulated
• Tour in Ushuaia rubber boots designed for extended walking. Also includ-
• On-board accommodation ed are a set of binoculars and a trekking pole for use when
• Group transfers on shore. A waterproof backpack completes your package.
• Activities/shore excursions as specified
• Lectures and presentations by expedition leaders and
naturalist staff
• Expedition gear package
• Comprehensive pre-voyage information package
• Port fees and access permits
• All meals throughout the voyage and where listed as
included
• Camping and equipment.
WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED?
• International and internal airfares
• Arrival/departure taxes or reciprocity fees, visa fees
where applicable
• Optional sea kayaking - US$895 per person
• Travel insurance
• Meals where not included
• Alcoholic & non-alcoholic beverages
• Gratuities
• Any items not mentioned as included
• Items of a personal nature
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To experience Antarctica up-close,
there is no substitute for exploring by
kayak. Prior to your first kayak ad-
venture, the guides will hand out and
explain the use of all your gear, as well
as explaining the basic techniques of
using an ocean kayak. Kayaking will
take place at landing sites that have
appropriate conditions including
weather, sea, and ice as determined
by the expedition team. Anyone 16
or older in good health is welcome.
Please note that when kayaking you
will not be participating in the simul-
taneous shore experience and Richard
Polatty’s shore talks. Additional fee
required and limited spaces available.
PAYMENT SCHEDULE TRAVEL INSURANCE
Deposit at time of Reservation: 20% of trip price All passengers must carry emergency medical and medical
Due 140 days prior to departure: Balance evacuation insurance of at least $200,000 that covers per-
sonal injury, medical expenses, repatriation expenses and
CANCELLATION POLICY evacuation expenses. We strongly recommend a travel
Before 140 days prior to departure: insurance plan which includes coverage for trip cancella-
non-refundable deposit tion and interruption.
From 140 days prior to departure:
100% of trip price NOTES
In the unlikely event that this program cannot be operated
Cancellations must be received in writing. INCA reserves for any reason beyond the control of the operators, the
the right to treat reservations as canceled if payments are refund of all payments received shall release INCA/Inca
not received when due. Floats, Inc. from any liability. All INCA Terms and Condi-
tions apply.
SINGLES/TRIPLES/SHARED CABINS
A very limited number of triple cabins may be available. All leaders named in this brochure are confirmed at the
Please inquire. time of publication. If any leader must cancel, INCA will
attempt to provide, but cannot guarantee, a suitable
Singles may be accommodated at a 170% of the double replacement.
occupancy rate.
It is difficult to predict fuel costs over the long term, and
Participants traveling by themselves and wishing to share our prices are based upon the prevailing fuel rates at
a cabin at double occupancy rates may request a room- the time of the brochure printing, which is well
mate. We will do our best to match you with an- in advance of departure. While we will do
other single traveler of the same gender. If everything possible to maintain our prices, if
this is not possible, the single rate of 170% fuel prices increase significantly prior to the
of the double occupancy per person rate time of the voyage, it may be necessary to
will apply. apply a fuel surcharge.
+510-420-1550 | info@inca1.com 13What is a Total Solar Eclipse and what is
unique about seeing this in Antarctica?
A solar eclipse occurs when the moon moves in front of the sun as seen from
a position on earth. During a total eclipse, the entire sun is covered as the
moon blocks out any sunlight at a specific location on earth. What makes the
2021 Total Solar Eclipse in Antarctica particularly unusual is that its path is east
to west; the opposite direction to most eclipse paths in lower latitudes. This
phenomenon is only possible in polar regions.
Like any operator, we cannot guarantee clear skies. However, the RCGS Res-
olute is equipped with state-of-the-art technology to find the best possible
viewing area. The itinerary allows enough time in the expedition schedule to
RICHARD POLATTY maximize the chances of finding a break in the weather if the path of totality
Richard Polatty has been guiding experiences cloudy weather.
expeditions in Antarctica for 30 years.
He has been an expedition leader on
four different ships and is a veteran of
How to Witness the Solar Eclipse in Antarctica
over 60 round trips to the Antarctic.
The only way to witness the Total Solar Eclipse is on an expedition cruise which
Additionally, he has done research
will position itself in an area under the path of totality, so you can enjoy the
with the Antarctic Site Inventory for
full 1 minute and 54 seconds of total darkness expected.
Oceanites.
Some of Richard’s accomplishments: Weather and Viewing
• Working as naturalist in Galápagos This eclipse occurs in a dramatic yet difficult to place to access and lasts just
for nearly 30 years. Chief Galápagos a short time. Antarctica and the entire Southern Ocean are renowned for
naturalist with INCA from 1990 to wild weather and the most important factor in witnessing a solar eclipse is of
present. course clear skies. We have allowed enough time in the expedition schedule to
• Board of Directors of Galapagos maximize the chances of finding a break in the weather if the path of totality
Conservancy experiences cloudy weather.
• Expedition leader maiden voyages According to meteorologist Jay Anderson, ship-board observers may not have
of Polar Circle and Hanseatic (now as limited of prospects as cloud cover maps might suggest.
RCGS Resolute).
• Research associate for the Ocean- “While the map of average December cloud cover shows rather pes-
ites Foundation and researcher for simistic conditions for the month, and the station data—what there is
the Antarctic Site Inventory funded of it—confirms the frequent cloud cover, day to day satellite images
by the US National Science Founda- are slightly more optimistic. With enough mobility and time, there are
tion 1992 to present sometimes large areas with open or nearly open skies beneath the
eclipse track that a ship can reach. The hard part is recognizing them
• Avid astronomer (ground own early enough so that the ship can reach the right place.
telescope lenses and constructed
telescopes) taught astronomy class- The Southern Ocean is justifiably famous for its bad weather, high
es for the Galápagos National Park winds and large waves. Fortunately, ship-board observers may catch
Naturalists Course a bit of a break here, as the track crosses a portion of the ocean that
• Traveled internationally to wit- has a smaller wave climatology than other parts at this latitude.”
ness and photograph 8 total solar RCGS Resolute’s Captain will be carefully monitoring the weather and cloud
eclipses cover to position the ship in the site of highest probability for observations.
• Expedition leader on over 50 expedi- The ship’s stability and speed will enhance the observation experience.
tions to Antarctica
• Collected late laying penguin eggs
(under permit with the British Ant-
arctic Survey) for various institutions
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