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Hotel La Rábida

Quito

10 Rooms

From $80 per person/night

La Rábida Hotel Boutique is a charming building that was built in 1940. It was originally conceived as a colonial Hacienda House in a traditional neighborhood in the city of Quito. Throughout the years this location has been refurbished to welcome visitors from all over the world who are looking for a cozy, safe and comfortable place to stay with a personalized and excellent service. Guests can enjoy the style and warm hospitality of La Rábida Hotel Boutique, which offers an inviting retreat in the heart of the city. Classic elegance and contemporary style are combined, for comforting accommodations.

Boutique Hotel Casa El Edén

Quito

From $90 per person/night

Casa El Edén, a Luxury Boutique Hotel in the old town of Quito, offers a unique experience based on highly personal service and a perfect blend of charm and modern comfort. In an elegant century-old townhouse, guests are welcomed by the owners, Mario and Blanca, for an authentic and unique experience.

Hotel Casa Gardenia

Quito

From $70 per person/night

The Hotel Casa Gardenia is a B&B Boutique that combines the old style (a 1700 colonial house) with a modern architecture and decoration, creating a unique concept in the city. Being located in a residential neighbourhood in Quito, guests can enjoy security and rest, in addition to the convenience of being able to reach many places without having to take means of transport.

Go Quito Hotel

Quito

From $120 per person/night

The Go Quito Hotel is a sustainable hotel with the most spectacular views of Quito and a design inspired by the natural beauty and cultural richness of the Andes.

JW Marriott Quito

Quito

From $140 per person/night

Escape the ordinary at JW Marriott Hotel Quito, where you'll relish magical sites and unrivaled experiences. This hotel is located amidst enchanting destinations such as Santo Domingo Church, the House of Ecuadorian Culture and Old Town, known for its cobbled streets, colonial churches and historic plazas. Dive into the heart of the city, then relax with a rejuvenating facial and massage at the hotels spa, featuring a fitness center and resort-style outdoor pool. The upscale rooms and suites provide for your ultimate relaxation with luxurious bedding, scenic city views and 24-hour room service. Order a meal to your door, or enjoy a chic dining experience at Bistro Latino and La Hacienda. A lobby and sushi bar is also offered at the hotel as well as a casual café.

Hotel Mama Cuchara by Art Hotels

Quito

From $210 per person/night

Following a meticulous renovation, this antique Spanish-colonial house was resurrected and modernized into what is now Hotel Mama Cuchara. The hotel offers guests all the charisma of a historic hotel, the deeply individual charm of a boutique hotel and the effortless comforts, services and contemporary elegance of 5 star accommodations.

Maquipucuna Reserve & Ecolodge

Quito

From $90 per person/night

For 34 years Maquipucuna has acted as a beacon of light within the Chocó Andino bioregion, jump-starting conservation in continental Ecuador. Covering over 14,000 acres, the Maquipucuna Reserve is the product of a lifetime’s work. Maquipucuna has invested in the research and protection of one of the top 5 biodiversity hotspots in the world; including that of endangered species such as the Andean (spectacled) bear. This ecolodge is built with local bamboo in accordance with its natural surroundings by the Umachaca River, creating an even more beautiful, relaxing back-to-nature experience. It offers guests different types of accommodations and camping, all of which have running spring water and hot showers. Relax in the warm breeze and be swept away by the exuberant scenery.

Onguma Forest Camp

Etosha

11 Rooms

From $220 per person/night

Unfussy bush comfort - and a wine cellar - right on Etosha's doorstep.

Just 15 minutes from Etosha's eastern gate, this laid-back camp is tucked into a dry riverbed in Onguma Reserve's tamboti forest. The property strikes a balance between traditional safari charm and modern comfort – think thatched bungalows with air-con, a swimming pool for afternoon dips, and a very impressive wine cellar. The open-sided main area overlooks an active waterhole where wildlife congregates, particularly in drier months. With its own 34,000-hectare private reserve to explore alongside easy access to Etosha, it's a practical base that doesn't try too hard to impress.

Etosha Mountain Lodge

Etosha

9 Rooms

From $290 per person/night

Classic Namibian hospitality where rhinos rule and you'll never have to deal with a crowd.

Perched atop a dolomite hill in the vast Etosha Heights Private Reserve, Etosha Mountain Lodge has been perfecting the art of the uncrowded safari for over 15 years. Sharing a 65-kilometre boundary with the legendary Etosha National Park, the 60,000-hectare reserve offers all the wildlife you'd expect - just without the tourists. Nine classic Namibian chalets look out over endless plains where both black and white rhino roam freely, whilst elephants frequently amble right past the swimming pool. With dedicated guides, night drives, rhino tracking on foot and a waterhole with front-row seats to the bush theatrics, this is a totally authentic Etosha experience.

Hondius

Antarctica

80 Rooms

From $890 per person/night

To explore the frigid waters and formidable frontier of Antarctica, step aboard this expedition ship and begin your expedition here! Hondius is purpose-built ship, the top in its class, with the latest and highest standards for ice-strengthened cruise ships. Hondius is the most innovative touring vessel in the polar regions, thoroughly optimized for exploratory voyages that introduce you to the vast and desolate wilderness of Antarctica. For your sleeping arrangements, the cabins come in various configurations, with single, double, triple, or quadruple occupancy. Onboard ship, the cabins and common spaces absolute comfort and warmth. But be sure to keep a jacket nearby in case a sudden whale sighting inspires you to run out onto the deck! You will also find a library, a lecture hall, an observation lounge, and a dining room to keep you occupied and entertained when you're not out exploring the polar ice caps. During the day, a host of unique polar experiences and invigorating activities are available to you. Zippy Zodiacs will take you from the ship to the shore where you can hike and try your hand at some wildlife photography. Keep your eyes peeled for many different species of penguins and seals. Polar diving in the icy waters will show you what's below the tip of the iceberg and you can admire the hardy sealife like anemones who survive in the polar sea. You can also go kayaking or opt to spend the night camping under the antarctic sky. As you travel around Antarctica, you will see the breathtaking views of mountains, islands, and harbours. A range of different cruises are on offer for you, each with their own specific itineraries, destinations, and merits. Depending how long you wish to travel for, there are cruises that last anywhere between 7 and 23 days. Destinations can include the Falklands, South Georgia, and Antarctica, but will vary based on your specific itinerary. Talk to one of our team to find the trip that is right for you. The price listed here is an estimated quote for a two week trip around Antarctica.

Plancius

Antarctica

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50 Rooms

From $890 per person/night

Set sail for your bucket-list voyage in Antarctica! The Plancius was built in 1976 as an oceanographic research vessel. Since then, it has been retrofitted to accommodate guests so that you now have the opportunity to step aboard and explore Antarctica from its decks. Your voyage will be reminiscent of the ship's history as a research vessel, featuring an emphasis on education, discovery, and exploration. The cabins and common spaces on the ship are practical and well-equipped. Sleeping arrangements include single, double, triple, and quadruple occupancy cabins. Because you will be spending as much time ashore as possible, the interior of the ship is designed with functionality in mind and will not be the predominant focus. Most of your time will be venturing into the remote wilds of Antarctica. Zodiacs will transport you from the ship to the shore where you can hike and try your hand at some wildlife photography. Keep your eyes peeled for many different species of penguins and seals. Polar diving will give you a new perspective on icebergs and you might spy some stunning sea creatures braving the icy waters under the surface. You can also go kayaking or opt to spend the night camping under the antarctic sky. As you travel around Antarctica, you will see the breathtaking views of mountains, islands, and harbours. A range of different cruises are on offer for you, each with their own specific itineraries, destinations, and merits. Depending how long you wish to travel for, there are cruises that last anywhere between 7 and 23 days. Destinations can include the Falklands, South Georgia, and Antarctica, but will vary based on your specific itinerary. Talk to one of our team to find the trip that is right for you. The price listed here is an estimated quote for a two week trip around Antarctica.

M/V Hondius

Antarctica

80 Rooms

From $1.1K per person/night

The M/V Hondius stands as the world's first Polar Class 6 cruise vessel, purpose-built to slice through Antarctic and Arctic ice while delivering an uncompromisingly comfortable experience for just 170 passengers. This environmentally conscious expedition ship combines serious polar credentials with unexpectedly stylish mid-century modern interiors, twin engines that can hit 15 knots, and a fleet of Zodiacs that'll have you stepping onto untouched shores faster than you can say "penguin colony." Designed for those jaw-dropping polar moments, the Hondius delivers the goods without the usual expedition ship compromises.

Ocean Nove Expedition Ship

Antarctica

37 Rooms

From $2.1K per person/night

Ocean Nova is a great ship for Antarctica expeditions. It is a sturdy and nimble expedition vessel that was built in Denmark in 1992 to sail the ice-choked waters of Greenland. It has a strengthened hull that is ideally suited for expedition travel in Antarctica. The ship was fully refurbished in 2006 and since then has benefitted from annual upgrades and improvements. Ocean Nova has a capacity for 67 passengers accommodated in comfortable outside cabins. The ship offers three categories of accommodation: dedicated single, twin, and triple cabins, all of which feature a picture window and a private bathroom with a shower. In addition to a glass-enclosed observation lounge and presentation room, Ocean Nova also has a spacious dining room, a bar, a library, a small gym, and an infirmary. The ship has a fleet of 7 Zodiac boats that are well suited for disembarking and wildlife watching. Prices are an estimate based on 7-night voyage in a double cabin. Enquire for more details on specific pricing options.

Magellan Explorer Expedition Ship

Antarctica

41 Rooms

From $2.1K per person/night

Magellan Explorer is a new and modern expedition vessel custom-built for the Antarctic air-cruises to the latest Polar Code specifications.

The small ship can accommodate up to 76 guests on air-cruises and 96 guests on sea voyages in seven cabin categories. All cabins feature a wardrobe, individually controlled heating system, a sitting area, and a private bathroom with a shower and heated floors.

Oceanwide Ship: Ortelius

Antarctica

50 Rooms

From $890 per person/night

Your expedition to the polar frontier starts here! Ortelius was named after the Dutch/Flemish cartographer Abraham Ortelius (1527 – 1598), who in 1570 published the first modern world atlas (at that time his atlas was the most expensive book ever printed). Ortelius is strong ship, originally built as an expedition ship to conduct scientific research. Now, you have the opportunity to venture through the spectacular islands, harbours, and mountains of Antarctica aboard this ship. For your sleeping arrangements, the cabins come in various configurations, with single, double, triple, or quadruple occupancy. Onboard, the cabins and common spaces offer the convenience and comfort of a normal hotel, including a lecture room, dining room, and bar. (However, a quick glance out a portal window, with an incomparable view of the rugged polar landscape, will remind you that this is no normal hotel!) During the day, a host of unique polar experiences and invigorating activities are available to you. Zodiacs will take you from the ship to the shore where you can hike and try your hand at some wildlife photography. Keep your eyes peeled for many different species of penguins and seals. Polar diving in the icy waters will show you what's below the tip of the iceberg and you can admire the hardy sea life like anemones who survive in the polar sea. You can also go kayaking or opt to spend the night camping under the antarctic sky. A range of different cruises are on offer for you, each with their own specific itineraries, destinations, and merits. Depending how long you wish to travel for, there are cruises that last anywhere between 7 and 23 days. Destinations can include the Falklands, South Georgia, and Antarctica, but will vary based on your specific itinerary. Talk to one of our team to find the trip that is right for you. The price listed here is an estimated quote for a two week trip around Antarctica.

World Explorer Expedition Ship

Antarctica

75 Rooms

From $990 per person/night

Discover the seventh continent with style aboard the World Explorer Expedition Ship. With six tiers of deluxe accommodation, this refined ship offers the perfect combination of elegance and adventure. Every suite has either a private walk-out or French balcony for direct ocean views. World Explorer also delivers plenty of public areas to unwind in after a day outdoors, including the glass-domed Observation Lounge for quiet contemplation and full skyline views, the Explorer Lounge for a drink and a chat, and the library for more intimate relaxing and reading. Presentations and discussions are facilitated in a dedicated lecture theatre. Health and wellness on deck facilities feature an outdoor track, a small gym and a sauna, plus a spa with change rooms, showers and lockers. For the active adventurers, add-ons include kayaking, camping and stand-up paddleboarding. Estimated prices are based on an 11 or 12 day excursion travelling around Antarctica and will vary depending on the time of year and the specific excursion.

Magellan Discoverer

Antarctica

Magellan Discoverer is a promise of innovative design and environmental stewardship, crafted as a sister ship to the esteemed Magellan Explorer. While mirroring its sibling in elegance and style, Magellan Discoverer charts its own course with remarkable enhancements.

Ocean Adventurer Expedition Ship

Antarctica

65 Rooms

From $990 per person/night

There's no better way to explore the stark beauty of Antarctica than on a classic expedition ship. The Ocean Adventurer has long been a fleet favourite among guests and crew who’ve appreciated the charm and intimacy of this 128-passenger vessel, its ample outdoor deck space, numerous cozy spots to socialise onboard—and the outdoor jacuzzi. As part of your polar expedition experience, you can hike the desolate tundras, take a chilly polar plunge or admire the icy landscape from afar with a helicopter flightseeing excursion. Other activities can be added to enhance your sense of adventure, including sea kayaking, camping, paddling, alpine heli-trekking. Estimated prices are based on an 11 or 12 day excursion travelling around Antarctica and will vary depending on the time of year and the specific excursion.

Ultramarine Expedition Ship

Antarctica

100 Rooms

From $990 per person/night

Ultramarine, an expedition ship designed to go beyond the familiar in polar exploration, will take you to the end of the world to discover new places and to immerse you in the best the region has to offer. Equipped with two twin-engine helicopters, Ultramarine offers the most robust portfolio of adventure activities in the industry, the most spacious suites in its category, breathtaking public spaces, and more outdoor wildlife viewing spaces than other expedition ships its size. It also features an innovative mix of sustainability features that exceed all industry standards. As part of your polar expedition experience, you can hike the desolate tundras, take a chilly polar plunge or admire the icy landscape from afar with a helicopter flightseeing excursion. Other activities can be added to enhance your sense of adventure, including sea kayaking, camping, paddling, alpine heli-trekking. Estimated prices are based on an 11 or 12 day excursion travelling around Antarctica and will vary depending on the time of year and the specific excursion.