As our Antarctica season is nearing its end, we’re looking ahead to new adventures! In two weeks, we will set sail on a 57-day voyage to Namibia, marking an exciting new location for Bark EUROPA’s explorations around the world. From the golden dunes of Namibia, we’ll embark on two incredible ocean crossings, to the colorful shores of Brazil and onward from Recife across the Atlantic to the Azores. But that’s not all! Soon, we’ll open the next Antarctica season 2025/2026 for bookings! Read all about the opening date in our newsletter and keep an eye on our website for prices and details. Be ready to secure your spot for next season. |
Walvis Bay, Namibia Discover the magic of Walvis Bay, where Namibia’s golden dunes meet the nutrient seas, a rich haven for marine life, including colorful flamingos. After a busy maintenance period, during which the ship receives some well-deserved love and care, we set sail again towards Recife. As the towering dunes fade into the horizon, we bid farewell to Africa and embrace the open ocean ahead. |
The rhythm on board A month on board EUROPA gives you the chance to experience the true rhythm of life at sea, where time moves both slowly and swiftly at the same time. The watch system will give your days structure with routines, while the absence of outside distractions allows you to fully enjoy the present. After a month at sea, we will arrive at the colorful shores of Recife, Brazil. Embarkation: Walvis Bay, Namibia, May 31st, 2025 Disembarkation: Recife, Brazil, June 30th, 2025 Visit the island of St. Helena on our way to Recife Special voyage fee for sailors up to 35 y/o available on the website |
Recife, Brazil Recife is a vibrant coastal city where history and modern energy are seamlessly combined. It has a unique charm, where the colonial architecture, cobble stone streets and lively markets offer a rich history, while the golden beaches invite you to enjoy a relaxed day at the beach. It’s the perfect place to start your adventure with Bark EUROPA, crossing the Atlantic towards the archipelago of the Azores. |