Most people go to Antarctica to see something extraordinary. But what if your expedition ship was designed to help you actually understand what you're seeing — through the eyes of the scientists who study it?
Quark Expeditions' newest ship, World Voyager, has introduced a dedicated Science Hub: an onboard gathering space built for real learning, not just lectures. Scientists, researchers, and expert guides use this interactive space to share insights about the ecosystems, geology, and wildlife of Antarctica as you explore them in real time.
What Is the Science Hub?
The Science Hub is more than a classroom. It's a flexible, interactive space aboard World Voyager where:
- Scientists and researchers present findings relevant to the areas you're visiting
- Expert expedition guides translate scientific observations into accessible context
- Passengers engage directly — asking questions, examining specimens, and connecting what they see outside with what they learn inside
This kind of depth is rare in polar expedition travel. Antarctica attracts curious, intellectually engaged travelers — and the Science Hub gives them something to match that curiosity.
Why World Voyager?
World Voyager is the newest addition to Quark's fleet, purpose-built for polar expeditions. It carries just 200 passengers, making for a more intimate experience than large cruise ships. The Science Hub is one of the standout features that sets it apart — designed from the start to enrich the expedition experience beyond the Zodiac landings and wildlife sightings.
Who Is This For?
If you're the kind of traveler who wants to come home with more than photos — if you want to genuinely understand what makes Antarctica one of the most scientifically significant places on Earth — the Science Hub was built for you.
Quark has long been known for their expert guides. The Science Hub formalizes that commitment and gives those experts a dedicated stage.
Current Offer
For a limited time, Quark is offering save up to $1,000 + 20% on select Antarctic 2026/2027 voyages aboard World Voyager. Cabins are selling fast — this is one of the more popular ships in the fleet.
If you're considering an Antarctic expedition and want genuine scientific depth built into the experience, World Voyager is worth a close look.
Interested in learning more or booking a World Voyager expedition? Contact us — we're here to help you find the right fit.