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Ice Breaker

THE NORTH POLE DIVE

Prices & What's Included

Cost For Divers:
The anticipated cost of this expedition will be $80,000USD for dive plus approx for cruise fare $15,000USD.

Cost For Non-Divers:
Cruise fare from approx $10,000USD.

  • Voyage aboard a nuclear icebreaker as indicated in the itinerary.
  • Hotel accommodations in a shared twin room for two with breakfast.
  • Program of lectures by noted scientists and leadership provided by experienced expedition staff.
  • All meals aboard ship.
  • Comprehensive pre-departure materials & Arctic handbook
  • Transfers and baggage handling between the hotels, airports and ship for those traveling on the group flights.
  • All miscellaneous service taxes and port charges throughout the program.

Not Included
Any airfare, whether on scheduled or charter flights; passport and visa expenses; government arrival and departure taxes; meals ashore and supplement for single hotel accommodation; baggage, cancellation and personal insurance (which is strongly recommended); excess baggage charges and all items of a personal nature such as laundry, bar and beverage charges and telecommunication charges; and the customary gratuity at the end of the voyage for the stewards and others who have served you aboard (guidelines will be provided). Optional North Pole Dive aboard MIR I or MIR II

All participants in submersible dives to the ocean floor at the Pole will have to pay an extra premium for that privilege as indicated in the price section on this page. The number of participants will be limited, and the order of dive participants will be determined in advance based on the time of booking. That sequential list of divers will be strictly adhered to, but we cannot, in any way, guarantee in advance the number of ultimately successful dives. All participants in our North Pole dives must accept this condition in writing as part of their booking.

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