Antarctica offer some helpful packing tips. While the ...

1 L AY E R , L AY E R , L AY E R Did we mention layer? Weather along the Antarctic Peninsula can be unpredictable, with high winds and moisture from the ocean. The correct combination of layers ensures your comfort in even the coldest weather. Base layers should breathe and remain dry, While insulation layers should have some loft (wool or fleece is recommended) to retain heat. Outer layers should be waterproof, windproof and large enough to fit over other YOUR HEAD, HANDS & FEET Protecting and covering your extremities is crucial to prevent your body from losing warmth. Remember to pack a hat, gloves and socks; consider glove and sock liners for those extra chilly days.

2 We recommend a neck gaiter as it will help you trap warm air without getting in the way of cameras, binoculars or other gear. AVOID OVERPACKING Think quality over quantity when it comes to preparing for your journey. Temperatures range from 15 60 F (-9 15 C) during the Antarctic summer, October to March, so be sure to plan for a variety of conditions by choosing the right clothing, not the most AHEAD Assess what clothing you already own and compare it to the packing checklist below. For peace of mind, consider ordering any additional gear you may need at least 30 days prior to THANKS TO YOU As a special gift, you will receive your very own Two-in-One Jacket with insulator layer, exclusively designed in conjunction with Helly Hansen, an official Norwegian Olympic clothing provider.

3 The jacket will be delivered directly to your RENTALS To help ensure you have everything you need without filling up your suitcase, we invite you to rent boots and pants for use during your GUARANTEE THAT WE HAVE THESE ITEMS IN YOUR SIZE, PLEASE FILL OUT THE ORDER is a Norwegian proverb: Det finnes ikke d rlig v r, bare d rlige kl r. There is no bad weather, only bad clothing. As you prepare for an extraordinary Antarctic journey, we would like to offer some helpful packing tips. While the weather along the coast of Antarctica can be unpredictable, by bringing the right clothing and gear you can embrace the elements and enjoy the breathtaking vistas and otherworldly wildlife of the Last Continent in warmth and comfort.

4 TO PACKHOW TO PACKGIFTS AND RENTALS INCLUDED IN YOUR VOYAGEA ntarcticaWE RECOMMEND YOU BRING THE FOLLOWING ITEMS:BASE LAYER Thermal long underwear, at least two sets of moisture-wicking insulating lightweight tops and bottomsGLOVES, HAT & SOCKS Hat, merino wool or fleece, that covers your ears Neck gaiter; scarves are not advised as they could become tangled in your equipment High-quality gloves, two pairs, and liners Long, thermal, wool or wool blend socks, and liners; be sure to pack extra pairs ACCESSORIES Waterproof, lightweight backpack for cameras, phones and other gear Sealable waterproof bags to keep electronics safe Extra batteries, camera batteries drain faster in the cold, store in your insulating layer pocket close to your body Sunglasses and goggles for UV protection and to reduce glare Sun and wind protection, lip balm and sunscreen, SPF 50 or higher Reusable water bottle to help you stay hydratedINSULATION LAYER: OPTIONAL Stretchable pullover: avoid cotton fabrics Loft jacket, vest or sweater.

5 Wool or fleece is bestA REMINDER THAT YOU DO NOT NEED TO BRING THESE ITEMS THEY WILL BE PROVIDED ON BOARD:OUTER LAYER Waterpoof, windproof and breathable Helly Hansen Two-in-One Jacket (yours to keep) Waterproof and windproof pants with zippered sides, large enough to fit over boots, for use during the voyageINSULATION LAYER Comfortable insulating layer worn beneath your Helly Hansen Two-in-One Jacket (yours to keep)FOOTWEAR Warm non-slip, knee-length expedition boots with adjustable cuffs, developed specially for Viking, available for use during your voyageACCESSORIES Trekking poles, available for use during your voyage Binoculars, one pair, provided in each stateroom for use during your voyageThere is a Norwegian proverb: Det finnes ikke d rlig v r, bare d rlige kl r.

6 There is no bad weather, only bad clothing. As you prepare for an extraordinary Antarctic journey, we would like to offer some helpful packing tips. While the weather along the coast of Antarctica can be unpredictable, by bringing the right clothing and gear you can embrace the elements and enjoy the breathtaking vistas and otherworldly wildlife of the Last Continent in warmth and comfort. packing CHECKLIST