National Geographic Small Ship Expeditions 2014-2015

ABOARD THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPLORER AND THE

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ORION

EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS

» Glide past massive icebergs in a Zodiac or a kayak.

» Trace the story of Shackleton’s fateful expedition to Antarctica and

South Georgia.

» Immerse yourself in a sea of black and white amid a 200,000-strong

king penguin colony in South Georgia.

» Visit the outposts of Port Stanley in the Falklands and Port Lockroy in

Antarctica.

“If doctors told me I had only two weeks to live, I’d spend one week on South Georgia

and the other week getting there.”

–BRENT HOUSTON, “ISLAND OF THE KINGS,”

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TRAVELER, OCTOBER 2009

ANTARCTICA, SOUTH GEORGIA,

AND THE FALKLANDS

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Getting up close and personal

with one of South Georgia’s king

penguin colonies is an

incredible experience.

Antarctica.

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EXPEDITION TEAM & EXPERTS

Photographers Sisse

Brimberg and Cotton

Coulson have collectively

photographed more

than 50 stories for

National Geographic

and National Geographic

Traveler magazines. Both Sisse and Cotton

have been awarded prizes by Pictures of

the Year International, the National Press

Photographers Association, and the White

House Press Photographers Association.

They will join a diverse team of experts

and naturalists on the December 26, 2014

departure.