Cruise Ships in The Arctic : SH Vega

Named after the first ship to cross the Arctic Northeast Passage, SH Vega was developed to journey to faraway and remote Polar places in style and comfort. Designed for immersive experiences and extensive open views, SH Vega features an expedition laboratory, marine life library and observation lounge for lectures by expert expedition leaders and specialists from a wide range of disciplines. Expedition day trips by zodiac are a central feature of the programmes that they offered, along with kayaking, trekking and other activities. The on-board amenities include a spa, sauna, gym, library, panoramic restaurant and club lounge serving world-class cuisine, as well as a pool deck with bar.

Cabins

All 76 cabins are exceptionally spacious, with exterior views and en-suite facilities. All cabins offer smart HDTV, electronic safe box, writing desk with chair, minibar, slide-opening wardrobe, and a seating area.

Dining

• The Swan Dining Room is the main venue for breakfast, lunch and dinner and serves international and regional cuisine focused on quality, creativity and flavours. Breakfast and lunch are served on the buffet, while dinner is a sit-down affair complete with white tablecloths and linen napkins.
• The Club Lounge is SH Vega’s more informal restaurant and offers a living room-style atmosphere and access to the alfresco Poolside Bar. The menu options here feature a range of gastro market small plates, along with oven-baked pizzas, salads and tapas. Guests are also encouraged to use the Club Lounge for light bites, pastries, and self-service coffee throughout the day.
• The alfresco Poolside Grill & Bar with views of the glistening sea and surroundings offers staple grilled classics such as hot dogs, burgers and grilled fish.

Routes

• Summer Arctic voyages can include overnight stays in Copenhagen and private charter flights up to Svalbard.
• Iceland voyages include remote eastern Greenland.
• Voyage up to the high Canadian Arctic and delve into the Northwest Passage in search of the Northern Lights.
• Routes in Antarctica starting in Argentina, with longer cruises stopping in the Falklands and South Georgia.
• Latin American voyages with excursions from the deserts to the jungles, offering the chance to see the Nazca Lines and Patagonia’s pristine wilderness.
• Central American Caribbean voyages offer relaxing beaches and a myriad of marine life.
• Brazilian voyages can include a detour up the Amazon River into the heart of the rainforest.
• Atlantic crossings combining the pristine land of snow and ice with the rich cultural heritage of Africa.