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Marquesas Island adventure cruiser, Aranui 3, has announced its special Christmas 2014 cruise featuring 3 very different French Polynesian archipelagos - Marquesas, Tuamotu and Society - culminating with a Christmas Day treat on stunning Bora Bora

One Ocean Expeditions announces the find of Sir John Franklin's fabled lost vessel. One of four ships involved in the search, One Ocean Voyager was carrying Parks Canada's AUV with a state of the art sonar system, key in this incredible discovery.

This Antarctic season, three expeditions cycled to the South Pole with Adventure Network International (ANI), each in their own way achieving something never before accomplished and proving the ability of cycles in polar terrain.

Arctic Experience Days Give Expedition Cruise Goers a Unique Perspective Full-day kayaking, snowshoeing and enhanced photography added for the first time by polar cruise operator Leading small ship Polar expedition cruise company, One Ocean Expeditions,..

One Ocean Expeditions adds further date to Novembers’ Falkland Islands, South Georgia & Antarctica Voyages in response to interest Following the overwhelming interest in its’ Shackleton Centenary Celebration voyages, leading small ship Polar...

Marquesas Island cruiser Aranui 3 will stop at the picturesque island of Takapoto in an enhanced itinerary change for 2014. An idyllic introduction to the island cruise and a chance to swim and snorkel on this Tuamotu Archipelago island paradise.

Oyster World Rally participants will enjoy a seminar on board Aranui - a vessel famous in the South Pacific operating as a working freighter and cruise ship visiting the outer islands.

When the Aranui departs from Tahiti, on 16 March 2013 for its 10th anniversary adventure cruise to the Marquesas guests can expect an atmosphere of celebration as well as the prospect of a diversion from the normal itinerary to the idyllic Bora Bora.

Specialists in small cruise ship adventures, One Ocean Expeditions is offering a truly unique opportunity to join a 10-day Antarctic trip to study humpback, Minke and killer whales, departing from Ushuaia in Argentina on 16 March 2013.

While the history of the 300-year search for the Northwest Passage linking the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans is well documented, travellers in search of a polar adventure may be less aware of the plethora of wildlife on a Canadian High Arctic voyage.