MV FRAM EXPEDITION BLOG
Saturday, 20 October 2012

Welcome to the Southern Hemisphere!

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In the early morning hours at 05:42:48 we crossed the equator. The ship´s horn was blowing three times as a greeting to King Neptune. We c...
Friday, 19 October 2012

The last day in the Northern Hemisphere

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This has been our last day in the Northern Hemisphere on our way down to Buenos Aires. We expected to cross the equator in the early morni...
Thursday, 18 October 2012

Clouds are nature´s art!

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Our fourth sea day started a little bit grey with some rain showers. Later on the rain decreased and we got sunshine again. But during the...
Wednesday, 17 October 2012

We and the young Brown Booby

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During the night we sailed on our course SSW between Senegal and the Cape Verde Islands. The sky was blue again and the wind was blowing i...
Tuesday, 16 October 2012

Holidays under a clear blue sky

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The day started with an extraordinary sunrise around 6.45h. For a short while the color of the sky changed from orange to red and violet. Th...
Monday, 15 October 2012

We are sailing!

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Our first day on board was a quiet day. The sea was very smooth and so we had time to find our own rhythm on the boat. After our first...
Sunday, 14 October 2012

We left the land behind!

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MV FRAM is a ship that is built especially for polar waters. Most times of the year the ship is operating in the Arctic or in Antarctica. B...

Las Islas Fortunas

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Heard the name before? The Happy Islands? You do know them, for sure - they are nothing else than the archipelago nowadays known as the Cana...
Friday, 12 October 2012

The impossible task

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How to describe 1001 nights in a few lines? How to capture the Orient, the unfathomable mysteries of this ancient world? How to make you hea...

Casablanca Rabat Marrakech

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With the clock shifted backwards another hour we could really enjoy our arrival in the harbour of Casablanca. Already before breakfast...
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The expedition team consists of lecturers and guides from various fields and backgrounds such as ornithology, mammalogy, history, and geology, ready to tackle all your questions. Together with the fabulous Fram officers and crew we make your time on board REALLY worthwhile!
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