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Motion sickness peaks earlier on Outward voyages than Return voyages due to different sea conditions. High sea states are encountered early after leaving port in the outward voyages. By contrast Antarctic pack ice in the early part of return voyages produces relatively calmer sea states and less seasickness early on.
Scatterplot representing the correlation between the A) level of sea-sickness (SSQ) and the susceptibility of MS (MSSQ), and B) the influence of the distance of the cabin from the center of gravity (in meters) on the average symptoms during the crossing. C) A simplified Multiple Linear Regression Model is shown, where higher MSSQ, greater Cabin distance to CoG and younger Age predict more Motion Sickness (SSQ score averaged over voyage days 0–6). The dotted lines indicate 95% CIs.