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Ship's Diary 
During her time at sea, HMS Endurance will be sending back regular diaries to keep us all up to date with what is happening on this deployment. Use the links below to read extracts from the diary.
Back Home Again
A Busy Summer for 212 Flight
Sept / October 2003
Ships Entertainments
Ships Entertainments Photographs
Visit to Monte Video
Monte Video Photographs
Visit to Mare Harbour
Grytviken 30 Nov-1 Dec
Work Period 1 Continues
Christmas and New Year Festivities
Work Period 2
Photo Gallery
The End of Work Period 2
Back at Sea Again
Work Period 3
Photo Gallery
A Week in the Weddell
Sports News
Poles Apart
Adios Antarctica
Heading North Again
Mar Del Plata
Tristan da Cunha
Photo Gallery
Cape Town Visit
St Helena
Nearly Home
Photo Gallery
The Rest of the Year
End of the Refit
Leaving Falmouth
Leaving Falmouth
HMS ENDURANCE left Falmouth today marking the end of a five month refit period. A definite, positive change in mood is evident onboard since pulling away from the wall. This is a significant landmark in the regeneration of the Ship in preparation for our fast approaching deployment.

The next few days will concentrate on putting HMS ENDURANCE thorough sea trails and inspections. It will also test procedures and training that were set up whilst alongside in Falmouth.


Look out from the bridge prior to leaving harbour


With the Falmouth maritime museum in the background, one of the Falmouth tugs assists us as we leave harbour

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