I agree with Marc, South Georgia is a must for an Antarctic itinerary (a year ago right now, we were standing in the midst of 500,000 King Penguins on S. Georgia)but, it does expand the cruise and the cost! The Falklands, at least Port Stanley, is a standard stop off for many cruise ships. Outlying Falklands, esp. Steeple Jason, are magnificent - but, with difficult landings. NGAIRE compared the cabins to Voyager - assume this means 350 sq ft, right? We would like to be included in any further developments. Also, Marc raises a valid point about ice strengthening of the hull - that and the Captain's experience dictate the reach of the vessel - if the cruise is in early January, there will be be lots of ice to navigate.