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ARCTIC COLL e CT i ON Summer CruiSeS 2013 TO i D e 2 | Summer CruiSeS 2013 The Hidden Arctic There are journeys... and then there is the 5-star Arctic Expedition. Far from the madding crowd and the usual tourist destinations, from Iceland to Spitsbergen, Greenland to Baffin Bay, from the legendary North West Passage to the wild Russian Far East coastline, this is truly a trip into another world. Following the dreams of the great explorers, we can now, for the first time, take you from Europe to Asia via one of the most mythical sea passages of all: the legendary North West Passage. It is in the spirit of adventure - steeped in a long and majestic history - that Compagnie du Ponant has added this voyage of discovery to its Summer 2013 itinerary, to be undertaken aboard our newest flagship, LE SoLéAL. on her maiden crossing LE SoLéAL - whose symbolic name is a combination of "the sun" and "that which forges the path" - will take you into the heart of this fascinating and remote region. once aboard, you will find all the benefits of her sister ships, LE BoRéAL and L’AuSTRAL: a welcoming, gracious ambience and, as always, the authentic yet refined sailing experience that defines Compagnie du Ponant’s yachting cruises. Whether you have an adventurous soul or simply a love of the great beyond, the call to these Polar lands will resonate in your mind as an invitation to set sail for the monumental, magnificent landscapes of the Far North, where the iridescent ice glows eternally in the muffled silence of infinity; nature at her most magical. At Compagnie du Ponant, when we refer to our cruises, what we are really talking about are the experiences we offer. This is precisely because that is what they are: so much more than just a journey, an Arctic cruise is the promise of an exceptional destination, an exploration into another world. unique moments and incomparable emotions await... See you aboard very soon, ArCTiC COLLeCTiON by COmpAgNie Du pONANT | 3 CONTeNTS 4 | Summer CruiSeS 2013 pOLAr SpeCiALiSTS .............................................................. 06 NATurALiST guiDeS & ACTiViTieS .......................................... 08 ArCTiC WiLDLiFe & THe eNVirONmeNT ................................ 12 5-STAr eXpeDiTiONS ............................................................ 16 iN THe FOOTSTepS OF greAT eXpLOrerS .............................. 18 CirCumpOLAr mAp ............................................................ 20 SpiTSbergeN ..................................................................... 22 iCeLAND ............................................................................ 26 greeNLAND & bAFFiN bAy .................................................. 30 THe NOrTH-WeST pASSAge ................................................ 36 THe ruSSiAN FAr eAST ........................................................ 40 Le bOréAL & Le SOLéAL ........................................................ 46 pAperWOrK & iNSurANCe ................................................. 52 PRICe LiST ........................................................................... 54 ArCTiC COLLeCTiON by COmpAgNie Du pONANT | 5 pOLAr SPECiALiSTS: eXperieNCe AND SAFeTy Years of experience have allowed La Compagnie du Ponant to develop its reputation as a Polar Specialist. It is currently the only French cruise line to own three ice designed ships that offer polar cruises, sailing in the Arctic and Antarctic regions. PROVEN EXPERIENCE For its 10th season in the Arctic, La Compagnie du Ponant offers you a choice of unique cruises, a fascinating experience heading deep into the Arctic Circle. Two of our ships, LE SoLéAL and LE BoRéAL will take you into the heart of the Far North. Thanks to their smaller size and their high technical specifications, they give you access to exceptional sites in 5-star comfort that is unique in these extreme regions. only a handful of ships are currently able to offer these privileged conditions, adding an air of exclusivity to our expeditions. A TEAM OF POLAR SPECIALISTS You will embark aboard our ships in the company of true Arctic professionals. Our Captains are all ice specialists and experts in navigation in extreme regions and all have lengthy experience with the company. Our Naturalist, Guides and Lecturers and senior on-board staff are all seasoned scientists who will share their experience with you. Fitted with perfectly safe and stable Zodiac® inflatable boats, we organise trips for small groups that allow you great proximity to the natural environment. 6 | Summer CruiSeS 2013 TOTAL SAFETY The safety of our passengers has always been our number one priority and is the constant concern of our experienced Captains. our two ships with ice-going classification meet very specific international criteria and are at the cutting edge of technology in terms of their safety equipment: • Sonar: This allows the sea bed to be visualised in 3D in order to get as close as possible to the ice floes in total security. • GMDSS: A system of emergency communication by radio. • Zodiac® tracker: Each Zodiac® is fitted with a permanent tracker which allows it to be monitored by satellite. • A satellite weather station: updated in real time, it allows navigation routes to be optimised, to ensure the greatest possible comfort for our passengers. For further information, have a look at our new Ponant Polar Specialists website: www.ponantpoles.com ArCTiC COLLeCTiON by COmpAgNie Du pONANT | 7 8 | Summer CruiSeS 2013 yOUR NATURALiST * GUIDeS eVERY mOMENT OF AN ArCTiC CRUISe BRINgS AN uNFORGETTAbLe DiSCOVERY The naturalists, lecturers and experienced guides that make up our team of recognised professionals are the ideal companions for exploring this fascinating region. Our teams count around ten specialists by expedition. Nicolas DuBREuIL - Expedition Leader Nicolas has been accompanying polar expeditions for more than 20 years and speaks 3 greenlandic dialects. He fell in love with the region to such an extent that he wrote an ethnology thesis on it, and the polar expanses have no secrets for this expedition Leader, Film maker and Lecturer. He has shared his experience with La Compagnie du ponant for the last seven years, helping to design navigation routes with the Captain. He gets great pleasure from sharing his memories and knowledge. José SARICA protecting the environment has been José’s vocation since he was a child. After studying marine biology and earning a phD, he trained in animal-assisted therapy in Quebec, and has been teaching there for the last five years. passionate about marine mammals, he has published numerous articles in international scientific journals. He is taking part in the Compagnie du ponant’s polar cruises for the fifth season. Raphaël SANé raphaël is passionate about Nature and has a degree in hydrobiology. After having worked for naturalist associations and participated in a number of expeditions, he is now a guide-Lecturer on our ships. A fervent protector of nature, he is always available to share his knowledge. This year will be his sixth season on board our ships in the polar regions. Samuel BLANC After spending 15 months in Antarctica on a French base, it was a natural progression for Samuel to become a guide to the polar regions. He is very involved in a number of nature protection organisations and is studying ecology and the management of natural spaces, so he is keen to raise passenger awareness about the respect and protection of the environment. He has been present on our polar cruises for the last 6 years. * Non-exhaustive list. Subject to availability ArCTiC COLLeCTiON by COmpAgNie Du pONANT | 9 ACTiViTieS AbOArD CoNFERENCES TRIPS IN A ZoDIAC® BoAT "...It was a decisive meeting with Jean Baptiste CharCot that led The polar regions have always captivated man’s Paul-Emile VICtor to organise his first polar expedition and set off to imagination. A strange voyage to the heart of a conquer Greenland...". This is how one of the onboard conferences world made of ice and water, where days seem to could start, led by one of our Lecturer-Naturalists and entitled "myths stretch to infinity and never want to end... and legends of the Far North". And to get as close as possible to the secret lands each morning, the cultural events of the day are listed in your Log of the Far North, throughout the cruise we organise book. A day at sea could be the occasion to head to the theatre on trips for small groups in Zodiac® boats. The pilots bridge 4, and meet with Samuel blanc who will share his passion and and guides will lead you between the ice floes, experience of the polar regions with you. each Lecturer, each Naturalist to the heart of fjords with grey basalt walls, along guide will bring a cultural, historical or geological dimension to your beaches of dark sand, the ideal spot for seeing experience, according to their speciality. When they join the cruise, brown bear fishing. All dressed in red, with your they each bring their talent and knowledge and a desire to share it. lifejacket on, head off to discover the secret and They have vast experience; they have been travelling in the Far North rich Arctic wildlife. each sea trip is different, so for many years, and have acquired unique knowledge and experience take a seat on board the Zodiac® and revel in the that they like to share. pleasures of a moment of authenticity, as close as it is possible to get to Nature. To further the pleasure, these meetings sometimes continue over dinner, where they will tell you more about their experiences and answer
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