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We also recommend you have extra layers of clothing, a 4 thermal base layer and socks to stay dry and a mid- layer to stay warm. Synthetic material, preferably natural wool, will keep you warm in inclement weather. We also recommend sunscreen, lip balm and 5 sunglasses. It’s also important to wear a warm 6 hat, gloves and scarf. Extremities such as fingers, ears, nose and cheeks are often the first to become cold and are prone
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to injury if exposed to cold temperatures for extended
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periods. Be mindful of the increased risks of sun and wind burn, as well as frostbite, in the Polar Regions. Ideally, you should pack extra layers and other items in a 7 waterproof backpack.
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HELICOPTER SAFETY Ultramarine guests who participate in helicopter excursions will be required to wear a flight dry suit. The flight dry suit will be provided onboard and your Expedition Team will brief you on its use.
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