Antarctica cruise review: Everything was great expect for.....

The expedition was awesome! Especially the guides. Only negative would be food choices. very limited options for Asian vegetarians.

Comment from Oceanwide Expeditions

Thank you for your feedback about the food choices. We will see how we can improve this for future trips.

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