POLAR TRAVEL TRIBE
EXPEDITION SHIP · Small X-BOW expedition ship
Sylvia Earle
Aurora Expeditions' Sylvia Earle carries an average of 132 guests on polar voyages and combines an Ulstein X-BOW with a dedicated Citizen Science Centre, activity platforms and extensive outer decks.
About 130 guests capacityPC6 ice classAntarctica, Arctic and remote global coasts
WHY THIS SHIP
Key Features
Ulstein X-BOW
Citizen Science Centre
Zodiac activity platforms
LIFE ON BOARD
Public Spaces and Life at Sea
Dining and Social Spaces
- Onboard dining is integrated with the expedition schedule aboard Sylvia Earle
- Venue hours, menus and included beverages follow the arrangements for each departure
- Observation and lecture spaces support wildlife watching, briefings and daily recaps aboard Sylvia Earle
- Outdoor decks provide additional viewing and photography positions when conditions permit
Wellness and Relaxation
- The ship's published leisure and wellness spaces complement active days ashore
- Outdoor and wellness facilities operate according to weather and the shipboard programme
EXPEDITION READY
Expedition Equipment
- Zodiac operations support shore landings and near-shore exploration where offered
- The ship's PC6 classification supports its published polar programme
HIGHLIGHTS
Key Strengths
- Average 132 polar guests
- Ulstein X-BOW
- Citizen Science Centre
CABINS & SUITES
Cabins and Suites
Aurora
single bed
Aurora
Private accommodation with the configuration shown for this cabin category
private balcony
private balcony
private balcony
separate sitting area
Private accommodation with the configuration shown for this cabin category
SHIP LAYOUT
Deck Plans
WHO IT SUITS
Who This Ship Suits
- Travellers who value the specific expedition scale and capabilities of Sylvia Earle
- Guests seeking voyages across Antarctica, Arctic and remote global coasts
LIVE SAILINGS
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