Aurora Expeditions Recenzje 

A wonderful expedition on an extraordinary ship.

Was a great trip! Really liked the new vessel, smooth sailings

Once in a lifetime experience. Crew were top very experienced and approachable. The Greg Mortimer on her maiden voyage was the best ( and only) expedition.
Can't speak highly enough of the whole package

Unbelievably incredible experience. Wonderful crew and guides, best food ever on board. Trip to never forget.

Unbelievable,Wonderful Adventure - more than lived up to the reputation that preceded it.
A once in a lifetime Antarctic experience. Would highly recommend the Greg Mortimer.
Those who are thinking about - JUST DO IT!!!

Excellent in every way: size and comfort of cabins, superb expedition leaders, polite and helpful crew ( cabin staff, waiters), excellent food, size of ship ( only 120 passengers), time of cruise (early November) so we experienced Antarctica at its best. No words to express the awe and wonder that being in Antarctica with massive icebergs and rugged snow covered mountains everywhere instilled in us.

Amazing new ship. Friendly and competent crew. Outstanding food. Top equipment for outdoor activities. I can't say enough about this trip. It was an incredible experience.

I had the opportunity to join Aurora on the maiden voyage of the Greg Mortimer and it was nothing short of spectacular. The cruise and the expedition staff were world class. The new x-bow technology made the drake crossing a breeze. We had crossed in only a day and a half on either end. From start to finish every day was excellent!

Excellent and can be improved. This was Auroras second expedition on the new ship to Antartica. The crew and program and opportunities were excellent especially for those wanting outdoor off ship experiences. Still a few things that the team were making better. The expedition team, ship crew and leadership were very available, capable, knowledgable and committed. I am highly experienced outdoors in the snow, and found the half day ski touring destinations great however the guiding and gear advice requirements were overly cautious. Highly recommended

The staff and crew were exceptional. The guides were incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. The staff was friendly and accommodated all our requests. The ship Captain was experienced and deftly handled this incredible ship, the Greg Mortimer on its first journey with passengers. There were a few cosmetic issues with tears on the new chairs but I trust they have been fixed.

A unique experience run by professionals with deep knowledge of the Antarctica

Amazing experience, the expedition staff are fantastic!

Fantastic maiden voyage on the Greg Mortimer

A great trip and one that is rather different to any other travel experience I've ever done. The ships crew were very good as were the team leaders were excellent, but a few of the activity leaders need to lift their game a bit.
The ship was first class as was the food and service.
The only reason for not giving it 5 stars was the time wasting day and night waiting to embark and the slow return journey.

Fun and knowledgable expedition staffs. I enjoy the small group vibes which gives you opportunity to enjoy Antarctica in serenity. I also enjoy the lecture-filled down time to learn about history of Antarctica and it's supporting wildlife.

One can not give enough accolades to a mind blowing & once in a lifetime experience . A great ship with even better crew . The expo leaders did a great job led by Howard . A special mention to Hillary & Bronwyn . Thoroughly recommended to all .

The experience of a lifetime.

Best experience ever.
It is not every day that you get the chance of a life time, the chance to go to Antarctica, and I am glad that I went with Aurora Expeditions. The crew was so accommodating and very kind. The excursions were beautiful and me and my family enjoyed every second.

I have just completed the Spirit of Antartica cruise on the new Greg Mortimer ship. The expedition leaders and the ship crew were all fantastic and the landings and zodiac cruises were simply amazing! What you see from the ship is just a microcosm of seeing things inland or from a zodiac . I loved the lectures , met some fabulous people and each day brought another surreal almost sublime experience . The cabins were lovely, spotlessly cleaned each day and the food was excellent . I had to ration myself as I think otherwise my waterproof
Pants wouldn’t have done up! .
My tips would be : if you are NOT very mobile you won’t do well trying to get in and out of zodiacs and / or walking in what was sometimes deepish snow. I would book direct with Aurora and look at paying in USD to their account. I was solo and had my own cabin( I luckily picked up a special deal so my supplement was small) and loved being able to almost meditate at the scenery passing in silence . But there are plenty of places to have your space within the ship if you do share . If you get seasick , ( I don’t) pick a lower deck. Avoid the rooms right at the back of deck 4 as the banging in and out of the mud room may annoy you. The privacy screens were missing on deck 4 after
Storm damage and that would be my only annoyance / negative as people
Just walked along outside your window rather than the inside corridor ! Bit awkward if you left your curtains open and were in bed .. If it’s on your list : do it. And I would definitely travel with Aurora again.

My dad and I just completed our inaugural Antartica Cruise on the Greg Mortimer - a stunning experience!

From my first engagement with the Aurora team at the Travel Expo in Sydney, the support from Matthew and Carley in making real, Howard’s exceptional leadership, Hilary’s inspirational guidance and to the whole crew of the Greg Mortimer - a big thank you for making this special journey with my dad even more memorable!

The comradeship, sharing and emotions created by experiencing the natural wonders of Antartica were significantly enhanced by a simply great ship in the Greg Mortimer.

Trust of ship and captain can never be underestimated - this was clearly on display!

Yes - it may be a bucket list cruise; however the Antartica is more... it’s a very special and inspirational place to connect with the wonders of nature and people! A must do and more than once!