The Mediterranean: Beyond the Icons

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B-CORP, Climate Neutral, Ship to Shore Power, Science Centre, Dynamic Positioning (DP)
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Sailing from Malta towards Portugal: The Mediterranean: Beyond the Icons

Sail from Malta towards Portugal on a cultural expedition designed to explore a less familiar side of the Mediterranean. Rather than concentrating on the region’s best-known cruise ports, Douglas Mawson follows a route through Sicily, Sardinia, North Africa and southern Spain, before continuing towards Portugal.

Along the way, explore more than 3,000 years of Mediterranean history, from the ancient temples of Agrigento and the markets of Palermo to Sardinia’s historic communities, Tangier’s medina and the Moorish heritage of southern Spain. Smaller ports and less-visited coastlines are balanced with some exceptional archaeological and cultural sites.

There is also a strong expedition element. Expect opportunities to explore coastlines by small boat or kayak, walk through dramatic landscapes and discover islands, caves and harbours that reveal another side of the Mediterranean.

This is an especially interesting itinerary for travellers who have already visited the region’s famous cities and want to go further, combining history and culture with the flexibility and smaller-scale exploration of an expedition voyage.

Key Highlights

🏛️ Trace 3,000 years of Mediterranean history
Explore Valletta and the UNESCO-listed treasures of Agrigento before following the influence of successive Mediterranean civilisations through Sicily, North Africa and southern Spain.

🏝️ Discover a different side of Sardinia
Go beyond the Costa Smeralda to explore Cagliari, San Pietro, Alghero and some of the island’s spectacular cliffs, caves and historic communities.

🥘 Taste the Mediterranean along the way
Experience Palermo’s colourful markets and discover the distinctive food, wine and culinary traditions of Sardinia, Morocco and the western Mediterranean.

🛶 Explore beyond the ports
Mix cultural excursions with a more active expedition style, including coastal walks, small-boat exploration and opportunities for kayaking.

🌍 Cross from Europe to North Africa
The itinerary’s progression through Italy, Morocco and Spain reveals how trade, migration, conquest and religion have connected both sides of the Mediterranean for centuries.

Reach smaller harbours and coastlines
Douglas Mawson’s size allows the itinerary to include smaller ports and island communities alongside the region’s major historical sites.

Map & Cruise Itinerary

Begin your expedition in Valletta, with time to explore Malta’s historic capital before transferring to Douglas Mawson in the late afternoon. Once onboard, settle into your cabin, meet the expedition team and complete the ship’s safety briefing before setting sail. The evening concludes with a welcome dinner and an introduction to the Mediterranean journey ahead.

Meals: Dinner onboard

Arrive at Porto Empedocle, gateway to Agrigento and one of Sicily’s greatest archaeological landscapes. Choose to explore the UNESCO-listed Valley of the Temples, including the remarkably preserved Temple of Concordia, or head into the Sicilian countryside for a visit and tasting at a family-owned winery. In the afternoon, return to the ship and cruise along Sicily’s western coast towards Palermo.

Discover Palermo, a fascinating mix of Arab, Norman, Spanish and Italian influences. Choose between exploring the city’s extraordinary Capuchin Catacombs, historic centre and artistic treasures, or immerse yourself in Sicilian food culture at the colourful Ballarò Market. The afternoon is free to explore Palermo independently before sailing for Sardinia.

Enjoy a day at sea as you sail from Menorca towards Corsica. The onboard team brings the destinations ahead to life through presentations on their history and culture, while there is plenty of time to relax, enjoy the observation lounge, visit the library or make use of the ship’s facilities.

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Explore Cagliari, Sardinia’s historic capital, on a guided walk through the hilltop Castello district, with its medieval streets, Cathedral of Santa Maria and panoramic Bastione di Saint Remy. The afternoon is free to discover more of the city, relax on Poetto Beach or hike towards the Devil’s Saddle before sailing in the evening.

Arrive by Zodiac at Carloforte on San Pietro Island, a fascinating cultural enclave where the Genoese-influenced Tabarchini identity remains strong. Explore its colourful lanes, historic waterfront and archaeological sites independently before returning to the ship. Later, cruise along the dramatic Iglesiente Coast, where abandoned mining settlements, towering limestone cliffs and the distinctive Pan di Zucchero sea stack reveal another side of Sardinia.

Arrive by Zodiac in Alghero, a medieval harbour city with a distinctive Catalan heritage. Choose to explore the fortified old town, its historic walls and Catalan-influenced architecture, or travel by boat beneath the cliffs of Capo Caccia to spectacular Neptune’s Cave, filled with vast chambers and limestone formations. Afterwards, enjoy free time in Alghero before sailing west towards Mallorca.

Enjoy a leisurely day at sea as Douglas Mawson crosses from Sardinia towards Mallorca. Relax onboard while the expedition team presents the history of the Mediterranean’s ancient trade routes and the cultures they helped shape, before an evening beneath the same open skies once used by mariners to navigate these waters.

Explore Palma de Mallorca through either its rich cultural heritage or the island’s wilder landscapes. Discover the former Moorish fortress of Almudaina, magnificent La Seu Cathedral and the historic streets of Palma, or hike across protected Sa Dragonera, home to dramatic cliffs, seabirds and endemic Lilford’s wall lizards. The afternoon is free to explore Palma independently before sailing west.

Enjoy a relaxed day at sea as Douglas Mawson continues towards southern Spain. Onboard specialists introduce the history and cultures of the destinations ahead, from Spain’s southern shores and Tangier to Portugal’s Atlantic coast, with plenty of time between presentations to relax and enjoy the ship.

Discover a less-visited side of Andalucía in Almería, a city shaped by centuries of Moorish and Mediterranean history. Choose to explore the imposing Alcazaba, fortified cathedral and remarkable Spanish Civil War shelters, or head to Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park for a guided kayak through volcanic cliffs, secluded coves and sea caves, with the opportunity to swim or snorkel before returning to the ship.

Explore Melilla, the fascinating Spanish enclave on the North African coast, where European, Berber, Jewish and Arab influences meet. A guided visit to the fortified Melilla la Vieja reveals centuries of frontier history through its bastions, underground passages and ingenious water cisterns, including stories from the great siege of 1774–75. Afterwards, enjoy some free time before sailing west towards Tangier.

Dock close to the old town in Tangier, a city with a remarkable history at the crossroads of Europe and Africa. Explore the labyrinthine medina and historic Kasbah with a local guide before visiting the American Legation, the first American public property established outside the United States. Afterwards, enjoy free time to wander the souks, stop for mint tea or explore independently before sailing north towards Portugal.

Explore the dramatic Algarve coastline on foot, choosing between two sections of the scenic Caminho dos Promontórios. Follow clifftop trails past golden beaches, hidden coves, limestone formations and historic coastal watchpoints before finishing in the picturesque fishing village of Ferragudo. Afterwards, enjoy time to explore its whitewashed streets and waterfront independently before returning to the ship.

Your Mediterranean expedition concludes in Lisbon. After breakfast onboard, disembark Douglas Mawson and transfer to the airport for your onward journey. Flights should be booked to depart after 1:00pm.

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 Aurora Stateroom Twin Share 

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The Douglas Mawson features two Aurora Stateroom Twin cabins featuring windows, all with private en-suites. Located on Deck 3, they're close to the mudroom and loading platforms, perfect for adventurers who are looking for a comfortable base that's close to the action.

Capacity Up to 2
Beds Two twin beds or a king-sized bed
Rooms 1 room
Footage 171 sq ft.
Windows Porthole window
Balcony None
View Ocean view
Location Deck 3
Suitable for Couples, groups of two, solo passengers happy to share
Accessibility None
Amenities Private ensuite, mini bar, 42" flat-screen TV, room safe, closet space, room-controlled thermostat, desk area
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 Aurora Stateroom Triple Share 

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There are two Aurora Stateroom Triple cabins featuring portholes, both with private en-suites. Located on Deck 3, they're close to the mudroom and loading platforms.

Capacity Up to 3
Beds 3 single beds
Rooms 1 room
Footage 243 sq ft.
Windows Porthole window
Balcony None
View Ocean view
Location Deck 3
Suitable for Groups, families, solo passengers happy to share
Accessibility None
Amenities Private ensuite, mini bar, 42" flat-screen TV, room safe, closet space, room-controlled thermostat
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 Aurora Stateroom Superior 

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With a bit more room to stretch the legs, the Aurora Stateroom Superior are perfect for polar adventurers who travel with plenty of gear. Located on Deck 7, the Staterooms feature french balconies, floor to ceiling windows, en-suite bathrooms and a comfortable desk area.

Capacity Up to 2
Beds One king-size bed or two twin beds
Rooms 1 room
Footage 174 sq ft.
Windows Floor to ceiling windows
Balcony French balcony
View Ocean view
Location Deck 7
Suitable for Couples, groups of two
Accessibility None
Amenities Private ensuite, mini bar, 42" flat-screen TV, room safe, closet space, desk space, room-controlled thermostat
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 Balcony Stateroom Category C 

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15 Balcony Stateroom Category C rooms are the most economical balcony cabins, fitted with all the necessities and comfortable for up to 2 people. These staterooms are scattered throughout Deck 4 & 6.

Capacity Up to 2
Beds One king-size bed or two twin beds
Rooms 1 room
Footage 227 sq ft.
Windows Floor to ceiling windows
Balcony Private balcony
View Ocean view
Location Decks 4 & 6
Suitable for Couples, groups of two
Accessibility None
Amenities Private ensuite, mini bar, 42" flat-screen TV, room safe, closet space, desk space, room-controlled thermostat
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 Balcony Stateroom Category B 

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17 Balcony Stateroom B rooms are standard rooms, many fitted with interconnecting features making them great for families or groups. These staterooms are located at the fore and aft of Deck 4 and 6

Capacity Up to 2
Beds One king-size bed or two twin beds
Rooms 1 room
Footage 237 sq ft.
Windows Full size window
Balcony Private balcony
View Ocean view
Location Decks 4 & 6
Suitable for Couples, families or groups
Accessibility None
Amenities Private ensuite, mini bar, 42" flat-screen TV, room safe, closet space, desk space, room-controlled thermostat
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 Balcony Stateroom Category A 

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25 Balcony Stateroom A rooms are the ship's premium room, and the most abundant on board. These staterooms are located in preferred positions on Deck 4 and 6 which provides easy access between Decks via the internal stairs or elevator.

Capacity Up to 2
Beds One king-size bed or two twin beds
Rooms 1 room
Footage 249 sq ft.
Windows Full size window
Balcony Private balcony
View Ocean view
Location Decks 4 & 6
Suitable for Couples, groups of 2
Accessibility None
Amenities Private ensuite, mini bar, 42" flat-screen TV, room safe, closet space, desk space, room-controlled thermostat
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 Balcony Stateroom Superior 

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With a bit more room to stretch the legs, the Balcony Stateroom Superiors are perfect for polar adventurers who travel with plenty of gear. Located on Deck 4 and 6, the Staterooms feature floor to ceiling windows, en-suite bathrooms and a comfortable desk area.

Capacity Up to 2
Beds One king-size bed or two twin beds
Rooms 1 room
Footage 300 sq ft.
Windows Floor to ceiling windows
Balcony Private balcony
View Ocean view
Location Decks 4 & 6
Suitable for Couples, groups of 2
Accessibility Wheelchair Accessible
Amenities Private ensuite, mini bar, 42" flat-screen TV, room safe, closet space, desk space, room-controlled thermostat
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 Junior Suite 

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The four Junior Suites take in some impressive scenery from their vantage points on Deck 7. When you aren't enjoying a landing, you can relax in the suites' separate lounge area, or just watch the world float by from the private balcony.

Capacity Up to 2
Beds One king-size bed or two twin beds
Rooms 2 rooms
Footage 447 sq ft.
Windows Full size windows
Balcony Private balcony
View Ocean view
Location Deck 7
Suitable for Couples, groups of two
Accessibility None
Amenities Separate lounge area, private ensuite, mini bar, 42" flat-screen TV, room safe, closet space, desk space, room-controlled thermostat
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Junior Suite Mini Bar is stocked once only, not replenished.

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 Captain Suite 

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The largest of all Douglas Mawson's rooms, the singular Captain's Suite will take you to the polar regions in ultimate style and comfort. Complete with large lounge area, balcony, walk-in wardrobe and en-suite, you'll need to get in early to secure this suite.

Capacity Up to 2
Beds King-size bed
Rooms 2 rooms
Footage 487 sq ft.
Windows Full size panoramic window
Balcony Private Balcony
View Ocean view
Location Deck 4
Suitable for Couples
Accessibility None
Amenities Mini bar, 42-inch flat-screen TV, room safe, closet space, room-controlled thermostat
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1 x free pair of binoculars per suite. A 3-in-1 polar jacket per person (polar voyages only). Captain’s Suite mini bar is replenished as needed. A free bottle of champagne per suite. A gratuity of $15 USD per person per day for the crew is included with each suite.

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 Aurora Stateroom Single 

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There are two Aurora Stateroom Single cabins on Deck 3, each featuring a porthole and private en-suite. Conveniently located near the mudroom and loading platforms, these cabins offer easy access for your daily adventures while providing a comfortable space to unwind.

Capacity Up to 1
Beds One twin bed
Rooms 1 room
Footage 106 sq ft.
Windows Porthole window
Balcony None
View Ocean view
Location Deck 3
Suitable for Solo passengers
Accessibility None
Amenities Private ensuite, mini bar, 42" flat-screen TV, room safe, closet space, desk space, room-controlled thermostat
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 Aurora Stateroom Superior Single 

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There are four Aurora Stateroom Superior Single cabins, each featuring a porthole and a private en-suite for a comfortable solo retreat. Located on Decks 3 and 7, these well-appointed staterooms offer a perfect balance of privacy and convenience for solo adventurers.

Capacity Up to 1
Beds One twin bed
Rooms 1 room
Footage 118 sq ft.
Windows Porthole window
Balcony None
View Ocean view
Location Decks 3 & 7
Suitable for Solo passengers
Accessibility None
Amenities Private ensuite, mini bar, 42" flat-screen TV, room safe, closet space, room-controlled thermostat
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About the Douglas Mawson

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Named after legendary Australian geologist and explorer Sir Douglas Mawson, Douglas Mawson is AE Expeditions’ newest purpose-built small expedition ship. Carrying an average of just 154 guests, the ship features the distinctive Ulstein X-BOW®, a wide choice of cabins including dedicated single accommodation, and multiple observation areas designed to keep guests connected with the destinations they explore. Between excursions, guests can enjoy a heated outdoor swimming pool, two Jacuzzis, sauna, gym, Citizen Science Centre and two restaurants. Despite the comfortable onboard facilities, Douglas Mawson remains firmly expedition-focused, designed to maximise time off the ship through Zodiac excursions, landings and AE Expeditions’ activity programme.

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Cultural Expeditions

Beyond the polar regions, Douglas Mawson also operates Cultural Expeditions in the Mediterranean and Europe, using its small-ship design, Zodiacs and expedition team to explore historic coastlines, smaller ports, archaeological sites and local cultures in greater depth.

One of the most important parts of any expedition is the food! Whatever adventures the day holds, you will be fuelled-up with hearty meals and delicious morning/afternoon teas cooked by our onboard chefs.

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Dining room

One of the most important parts of any expedition is the food! Whatever adventures the day holds, you will be fuelled-up with hearty meals and delicious morning/afternoon teas cooked by our onboard chefs.

Meals are a great time to soak up the expedition camaraderie in our open seating dining area. Share stories with your fellow travellers and ask our expedition team questions that may have come up during the day.

Tea, coffee and snacks are available 24 hours a day, and our chefs offer different menu options and courses for each meal. Enjoy the range of house wine, beers and soft drinks included with dinner after a long day in the wild.

We also invite you to join your captain and expedition team for informal Captain’s Farewell drinks, with complimentary beverages and cocktail appetisers, followed by a 3 course meal.

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Top Deck Restaurant

The Top Deck Restaurant is located on deck 8.

When you’re relaxing during a sea day or you have a little downtime on the ship between excursions, what is there to do onboard the Douglas Mawson? Plenty!

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Bars & Lounges

Communal meeting areas have always played a major role in fostering the warm camaraderie on board our ships. They are the heart of the expedition, where people meet to share tales from the day, swap photos, keep an eye out for wildlife and watch the sun go down.

The bars and lounges on board are refined yet inviting places to gather, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering stunning views, and of course friendly bartenders to shoot the breeze with.

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Citizen Science Centre and Lounge

Learn more about the world and the unique destinations Aurora visits by visiting the onboard naturalist and Expedition Team in the world-class Citizen Science Center. You will be rewarded for your thirst for knowledge with one of the best views on the ship.

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Library

With floor-to-ceiling windows, the library is a peaceful sanctuary where you can find non-fiction books to read up on the day’s destinations, use a public laptop to organise your photos or play board games with newfound friends.

Choose from our range of informative non-fiction titles, wildlife guidebooks, travel journals, novels and a selection of children’s books and board games.

Wildlife guides, books and binoculars can also be found on the observation lounge on Deck 7.

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The Glass Atrium Lounge

As you explore the ship you will find indoor lounge areas with floor-to ceiling windows, and multiple open decks with expansive 270-360 degree views. The Glass Atrium Lounge inside the bow is a fantastic place to sit and watch for wildlife – with a drink in hand. There is no shortage of spaces to take in the majesty of the incredible world outside!

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Atrium

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Sun Deck & Pool

In between landings, enjoy access to the onboard gym or unwind in the sauna. Or head to the back deck to swim in the heated outdoor pool, enjoy a drink at the pool bar, or soak in one of two Jacuzzis, watching the world go by.

One of the great benefits of travelling with AE Expeditions is the number of optional activities that you can participate in. From kayaking and skiing to diving and climbing, these are one-in-a-lifetime opportunities that you need to take advantage of.

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Activities

Whether it’s adventure at sea or on land that makes you tick, we have a huge range of optional activities to help you make the most of your time in some of the most beautiful places on earth.

We encourage you to make the most of every opportunity to nurture your inner adventurer. You can choose from a range of add-on adventures to make the most of your time in these beautiful places. We have pioneered more adventure activities than any polar expedition cruising company to help you explore in your own way.

We’ll get you out for your optional activities as often as possible, and this will be your main mode of exploration through your trip. Your guides* will assess the conditions at each landing, and you’ll have the option to join whenever conditions allow.

Optional activities are popular and group sizes are limited, so if you’re interested, get in touch with our team as soon as possible. Optional activities are listed on each itinerary page and additional fees apply.

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Activities Platform

The Douglas Mawson features Zodiac access points and an activities platform, making boarding the Zodiacs as quick, efficient and safe as possible, minimising wait times and getting you closer to the action for longer. 

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Mudroom

Mudroom

No need to take your wet expedition gear back to your cabin to dry. Keep your cabin warm and cosy by leaving your outer jackets and pants in the mudroom.

The mudroom is your launchpad for all shore excursions and activities. Here, you will have access to a locker when you can hang your gear up to dry, and store your boots between excursions.

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Lecture Theatre

On all expeditions you will meet naturalists and local specialists, who offer presentations on their area of expertise to enhance your appreciation of the destination you are exploring.

Join the team in the lecture theatre for presentations covering a broad range of topics to suit every interest, from history and culture to biology and climate change. Regardless of the topic, they all have one thing in common: they all aim to engage, educate, entertain and turn you into an ambassador for the planet.

The Douglas Mawson features a host of amenities to help you connect with like-minded travellers and elevate your time onboard our floating base camp for adventure. After a long day of exploring, head to the back deck to swim in the heated outdoor swimming pool, find a sun bed to read on, or soak in one of two Jacuzzis. Work up a sweat in the gym before unwinding in the sauna, resolve to learn something new in the Citizen Science Centre, then enjoy a delicious meal with new and old friends in one of two restaurants. Or, with multiple observation areas throughout the ship, simply relax in comfort while you keep watch for wildlife or incredible landscapes unfold before you.

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Jacuzzis

There are two Jacuzzis on the top outside deck which offer amazing views of the world outside.

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Gym & Sauna

During your voyage, enjoy complimentary access to the gym or visit our sauna, which we highly recommend after the Polar Plunge!

AE Expeditions Douglas Mawson Deck Plans Deck 8

Deck 8

  • Seating area
  • Observation lounge
  • Top-deck restaurant
  • Bar
  • Observation decks
  • Elevator

AE Expeditions Douglas Mawson Deck Plans Deck 7

Deck 7

  • Gym
  • Sauna
  • Seating area
  • Observation decks
  • Swimming pool and sun deck
  • Jacuzzis
  • Bridge
  • Elevator
  • Junior Suite
  • Aurora Stateroom Superior
  • Aurora Stateroom Superior Single

AE Expeditions Douglas Mawson Deck Plans Deck 6

Deck 6

  • Library
  • Upper glass atrium lounge
  • Elevator
  • Balcony Stateroom Superior
  • Balcony Stateroom (A, B, C)
  • Junior Suite

AE Expeditions Douglas Mawson Deck Plans Deck 5

Deck 5

  • Lecture room & lounge
  • Assembly station
  • Reception
  • Ship shop
  • Dining room
  • Bar
  • Lower glass atrium lounge
  • Elevator
  • Citizen Science centre

AE Expeditions Douglas Mawson Deck Plans Deck 4

Deck 4

  • Elevator
  • Main entrance
  • Expedition desk
  • Captain's Suite
  • Balcony Stateroom Superior
  • Balcony Stateroom (A, B, C)

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Deck 3

  • Change room/mudroom
  • Zodiac access points
  • Activity launching platform
  • Medical clinic
  • Elevator
  • Aurora Stateroom Triple
  • Aurora Stateroom Twin
  • Aurora Stateroom Superior Single
  • Aurora Stateroom Single

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