AWE-INSPIRING aboard Ocean Atlantic to BUENOS AIRES • JANUARY 2–14, 2020

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Includes 2-Night Pre-Cruise Program and Pre-Paid Gratuities

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Cover Image: Includes 2-Night Pre-Cruise 2-Night Includes Program Gratuities and Pre-Paid Crabeater seal, Antarctica R1 587-2 Awe-Inspiring Antarctica R1 Dear EXPLORERS and friends, Explore the far reaches of the earth aboard Albatros Expeditions’ newly renovated Ocean Atlantic. First reached just over one hundred years ago and preserved by the Antarctic Treaty, the seventh continent still embodies a spirit of thrilling discovery—from the abundant and extraordinary wildlife to the craggy glaciers jutting from pristine Antarctic waters. Spend two days immersed in Argentinian culture with an included two-night Pre-Cruise Program. Travel to Buenos Aires, known for its thriving arts culture, world-class eateries, and nearly 300 theaters. Tour the elegant turn-of-the century districts that earned this city the nickname “the of .” Next, fly to , the city at the end of the world; tour National Park and experience stunning views of snow-capped mountains on the far reaches of the , your gateway to Antarctica. The next day, begin your journey south through the channel. Spend two days at sea aboard the Ocean Atlantic; cross the famed Drake Passage, where humpback whales, petrels, and are commonly seen. Over the next two days, discover the wildlife of the South Shetland Islands, a place known for its chinstrap and gentoo penguins, seals, and unspoiled mountainous landscape. Then, explore as far south as possible on the Antarctic Peninsula where lively penguins, inquisitive seals, and marine mammals flock around you. Before heading back to Ushuaia, pass back through the Drake Passage to cruise past , a legendary maritime landmark at the southern tip of South America. Enjoy all these adventures and more as we travel on one of the strongest ships operating in Antarctica with an expert team of expedition leaders, unforgettable shore landings, and all onboard dining included. There is no better way to explore the last frontier than aboard Albatros Expeditions’ Ocean Atlantic. If you have any questions or need more information, please call us at 800.355.2586. Sincerely,

Jennifer Dillavou President, University of Illinois Alumni Alliance Associate Vice Chancellor for Alumni Relations, UIUC

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JOIN US FOR AN INFORMATIONAL ONE-HOUR ANTARCTICA WEBINAR ON MAY 31 OR JUNE 14 AT 12:00pm CST. The webinar will be hosted by Anita Root, Go Next’s Product Development Director and two-time visitor to Antarctica. If interested, please email [email protected] for a digital invitation. RESERVE YOUR AWE-INSPIRING ANTARCTICA CRUISE TODAY TRAVEL INSURANCE We strongly suggest purchasing travel insurance. Travel insurance information will be sent to you by the University of Illinois Alumni Alliance EXPLORERS office with your confirmation letter.

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Go Next, Inc. (hereinafter GN), located at 8000 West 78th Street, Suite 345, Minneapolis, retain any person on the flight or cruise at any time within their sole discretion. If you are denied Minnesota 55439-2538, in return for full payment by you of the amounts specified, is boarding privileges, you forfeit all monies paid and will be assessed any non-recoverable costs. responsible to arrange for the transportation, accommodations and other services specified ALBATROS EXPEDITIONS EXCURSIONS: Land excursions and Zodiac cruises are operated as included in this brochure as and to the extent you have selected them, and subject to the by Albatros Expeditions. They are not under the control of GN. Weather conditions may result in following terms and conditions. Unless expressly specified as included by this brochure, services, cancellation or rescheduling of planned landings or Zodiac cruises. There is no compensation taxes and fees are not included. for cancelled or rescheduled landings or Zodiac cruises. RESPONSIBILITY: GN is responsible to you for arranging all included transportation, SPONSORING ASSOCIATION HOSTS AND LECTURERS: Advertised hosts and lecturers (if accommodations and other services. However, in the absence of negligence on its part, GN and applicable) are subject to availability and may be contingent on a minimum number of travelers; the sponsoring association are not responsible for personal injury, property damage, or any other therefore, they cannot be guaranteed. loss, claim or damage arising out of or related to goods or services offered or included. GN, the NOTICES: Any complaints or claims against GN must be made in writing and received by GN sponsoring association and Albatros Expeditions (hereinafter AE) are not responsible for personal within 90 days after scheduled termination of the trip. 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Voyage to the seventh continent with Albatros Expeditions. With over thirty years of experience providing superior-quality polar voyages, Albatros Expeditions develops sustainable explorations that focus on education, active exploration, and transformative experiences. The newly renovated Ocean Atlantic is the perfect vessel for expedition cruising in Antarctic waters. With elegant common areas and accommodations for just 198 passengers, it is one of the strongest ships operating in Antarctica today. Transit the famed Drake Passage, snap photos of wildlife from the large panel windows on the observation deck, and experience Antarctic expeditions aboard the ship’s fleet of 20 Zodiac watercrafts. The Ocean Atlantic’s high maneuverability and strong engines allow for extended voyages through narrow channels, in between icebergs, and into isolated fjords, creating a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

INCLUSIONS

• 2-night Go Next Pre-Cruise Program in • Use of rubber boots while on your voyage Buenos Aires and Ushuaia, including • Go Next 3-in-1 expedition jacket set transfers from airport to hotel • Photography workshop • 9-night Antarctic cruise aboard the • Gym facilities and sauna onboard Ocean Atlantic • Complimentary coffee, tea, and water • Round-trip coach flights from Buenos throughout the cruise Aires to Ushuaia with transfers to and • Private Go Next reception including from ship hot and cold canapés and beverages • Zodiac shore landings and mini-cruises • Services of an experienced Go Next • English-speaking expedition team Program Manager • Lectures and onboard activities guided • Go Next on-call support by an experienced expedition team • Kayaking and snowshoeing available for • All daily meals and afternoon tea aboard an additional cost Ocean Atlantic

Enrichment Lectures Gain new insights and discover expert perspectives on the places you’ll explore from a team of onboard lecturers and expedition masters. Your team consists of naturalists, marine biologists, photographers, geologists, glaciologists, ornithologists, wildlife researchers, and more. These educational opportunities will enhance your travel experience and provide you with a deeper understanding of the region’s rich history. ITINERARY

JANUARY 2 JANUARY 8–9 Depart for Argentina South Shetland Islands Over the next two days, begin your exciting JANUARY 3 Antarctic expeditions. Explore the sub- Buenos Aires, Argentina Antarctic islands of the South Shetland Arrive in the passionate city of Buenos chain. Look for elephant seals and take in Aires. Stroll the streets of Recoleta to see snowy cliffs rising majestically from the sea Parisian-style homes and posh boutiques, on King George Island. Deception Island, and visit La Recoleta Cemetery, home to the caldera of an extinct volcano, welcomes the gravesite of Eva Perón. Enjoy lunch on brave adventurers to take a polar plunge. On your own at a local restaurant, then transfer Half Moon Island, see nesting Wilson’s storm to the five-star Hotel NH Buenos Aires City. petrels and chinstrap penguins. BLD This evening, experience a traditional three- course Argentine dinner and tango show at JANUARY 10–11 Aljibe Tango. D Antarctic Peninsula As the white shimmer of Antarctica looms JANUARY 4 on the horizon, wildlife sightings will multiply Buenos Aires to Ushuaia, Argentina tenfold. Approach the Antarctic Peninsula In the morning, set out on a half-day tour and watch for leopard, fur, and Weddell of Buenos Aires. Visit the , a seals on Cuverville Island. Explore as far bustling city square and main foundational south as possible with potential landfall site of Buenos Aires, and walk through the and passage through the Gerlache Strait, Metropolitan Cathedral. Tour , a Paradise Bay, and the Lemaire Channel— street museum in La Boca, and explore San a photographer favorite. BLD Telmo, the oldest neighborhood in Buenos Aires. After lunch at Gourmet Porteno, fly to JANUARY 12–13 Ushuaia and transfer to five-star Las Hayas Depart Antarctica / At Sea Ushuaia Resort. BL Set out from Antarctica as you return to Ushuaia. En route, cross back through the JANUARY 5 Drake Passage and cruise past Cape Horn. Ushuaia, Argentina / Embarkation Spend your time at leisure or in onboard After breakfast at your hotel, set out for lectures led by expedition experts. BLD a tour of Tierra del Fuego National Park, known for its dramatic scenery and diverse JANUARY 14 and populous wildlife. Take a ride on the Ushuaia, Argentina / Disembarkation Southern Fuegian Railway, otherwise known Arrive in Ushuaia and disembark the Ocean as the Train of the End of the World—the Atlantic. Take your return flight back to Buenos southernmost functioning railway on Earth. Aires in the evening and fly home to the US, After lunch, embark Ocean Atlantic for your returning on January 15. Alternatively, extend journey to Antarctica. Meet the onboard your adventure with the optional 2-night staff, expedition team, and lecturers during Iguazu Falls Post-Cruise Program. B an onboard welcome reception. BLD Included meals: Breakfast (B), Lunch (L), or Dinner (D) JANUARY 6–7 Itinerary and projected landfalls are subject At Sea / Drake Passage Crossing to change based on weather conditions. Cross the famed Drake Passage, a body of water that marks the intersection of the Mobility Statement: This expedition is intended for persons in reasonably good health. Passengers who rely on wheelchairs or who are not fit for long cold Antarctic with the warmer Pacific and trips for any reason, including disability, heart, or other health conditions, Atlantic Oceans. Anticipate landfall in the are not advised to join the tour, as it would entail unreasonable risk to South Shetland Islands as Antarctic wildlife the health and safety of you and others on the expedition. The vessel is not equipped to comfortably accommodate wheelchairs or motorized comes into view. Here, you may catch your scooters. All guests are required to sign a medical information sheet first sight of seals, penguins, and whales. BLD before boarding to inform the medical personnel on board about any illnesses, allergies, or conditions to be kept in mind during the voyage. Explore Albatros Expeditions employs a fleet of 20 Zodiac watercrafts—robust boats that can land on beaches, rocky outcrops, river banks, or even ice floes. A team of expert and knowledgeable expedition leaders helm the Zodiacs so that travelers can safely explore Antarctica from a different perspective. Land in wild places with no infrastructure. Experience wildlife and ice formations up close, take photographs of unmatched beauty and wonder, and feel a close connection to nature.

Post-Cruise Program

Enhance your cruise experience and IGUAZU FALLS discover the highlights of Iguazu Falls that you might otherwise miss. POST-CRUISE PROGRAM This carefully crafted program includes JANUARY 14–16 an ideally located hotel, specially $1,399 per person, double occupancy arranged sightseeing tours featuring • Round-trip coach flight between historical sites, professional guides, and Buenos Aires and Iguazu Falls exceptional concierge support from an • 2 nights at the 4-star Mercure Iguazu on-location Go Next Program Manager. Hotel Iru or similar accommodations, with breakfast • Full-day tour of the Argentine side of Iguazu Falls, featuring: – Tour of Iguazu Falls: a massive collection of over 275 individual cascades that splits open the rainforest; this is the largest Mobility Statement: Due to safety concerns, waterfall system on Earth the following individuals are restricted from – Train-based eco-tour of the participating in the tour of Iguazu Falls: pregnant women, individuals with back ailments or bone surrounding rainforest problems such as osteoporosis, individuals with – Boat ride up the Iguazu River and into heart problems or lung ailments, individuals the Devil’s Throat Canyon who have had a stroke in the past year, and any • Included gratuities individuals who are physically unable to respond to nautical emergencies in the river, including • Transfers between the airports and those who are hearing impaired. hotel, with related luggage handling

Global Destinations Management Ltd. and Go Next Inc. are not responsible for injuries or losses resulting from any causes beyond their own respective and exclusive control or for the negligence of the other or any other suppliers or providers. Land accommodations, local transportation, and sightseeing are arranged and operated by ATP DMC - Argentina Travel Partners, which may use other suppliers or providers to render the services. HOTEL AND SIGHTSEEING ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

Iguazu Falls C Cabin Iguazu Falls

Buenos Aires

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ACCOMMODATIONS Ushuaia South Shetland Passage Drake Islands CATEGORY DECK & SQUARE FEET FARE PER PERSON

Antarctic Peninsula Premium Suite P – Two Bedroom* Deck 5 / 377 sq ft WAITLIST

A – Panorama Window Suite* Deck 5 / 205-258 sq ft WAITLIST

B – Panorama Window Suite* Decks 7 & 8 / 215-248 sq ft $13,999

C – Window Cabin Deck 5 / 130-140 sq ft $12,999

D – Porthole Cabin Deck 4 / 118-129 sq ft $12,299

E – Inside Cabin* Deck 5 / 194-226 sq ft WAITLIST

F – Inside Cabin* Deck 5 / 194-226 sq ft WAITLIST

G – Porthole Single Cabin Deck 4 / 97-108 sq ft $12,999

*Feature twin beds that can convert to a double bed (only C and D do not convert) Prices are per person, double occupancy (unless otherwise noted). Advertised fares include Buenos Aires/ Ushuaia Pre-Cruise Program, cruise fare, meals as noted, entertainment, use of facilities aboard the ship, gratuities, port fees, taxes, and tariffs. Round-trip coach airfare from Buenos Aires to Ushuaia is included. Round-trip international airfare from the US is additional. TRAVEL INSURANCE IS MANDATORY; SEE OPERATOR/PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT FOR DETAILS.

OCEAN ATLANTIC FEATURES

• Albatros Expeditions is a member • Two well-stocked, professionally of IAATO (International Association staffed bars of Antarctica Tour Operators), an • Abundant common-use space to enjoy association of over 100 members the ever-changing landscapes, including who are committed to safe and a panoramic lounge and outdoor environmentally responsible travel observation decks • The Ocean Atlantic provides an • 20 Zodiac watercrafts for daily exceptionally comfortable ride with an excursions; each craft seats up to 12 ice-strengthened hull, 4 engines, and passengers comfortably 2 stabilizers • Boutique offering a range of warm and • The Ocean Atlantic qualifies as a practical clothing, souvenirs, local art, Category 1 Ship with fewer than 200 and postcards guests and access to more remote • Spacious mudroom for keeping boots, landing sites jackets, hats, mittens, and other • The onboard Vinland Restaurant offers outdoor gear chef-prepared, 4-star cuisine • Medical clinic staffed with an English- speaking physician 24 hours a day Iguazu Falls

Buenos Aires

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Deluxe Balcony Suite

Ushuaia

South Shetland Passage Drake Islands

Antarctic Peninsula

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EXPLORE Restaurant

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VERANDA Café / Lounge DECK 8

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DISCOVERY BISTRO 701 Theater

DECK 7 Library

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Premium Suite, Two bedroom Cabin Category C, Window Cabin Category F, Inside Triple Cabin

Category A, Panorama Window Suite Category D, Porthole Cabin Category G, Porthole Single Cabin

Category B, Panorama Window Suite Category E, Inside Cabin Premium Suite P, Two Bedroom Cabin Category C, Window Cabin Category F, Inside Cabin (Accommodates Triple)

CategoryRestaurant A, Panorama WindowTheater Suite FitnessCategory D, PortholeReception Cabin ElevatorCategory G, Porthole Single Cabin

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