Overview
Embark on an unforgettable expedition to the Antarctic Peninsula, the world’s last untouched wilderness. Experience breathtaking icebergs, penguin colonies, and marine life while cruising through one of Earth’s most remote regions.
Trip Highlights
- Cruise through the Antarctic waters, spotting glaciers and icebergs.
- Wildlife encounters with penguins, seals, and whales.
- Zodiac boat excursions for close-up views of ice formations.
- Guided explorations with expert naturalists and researchers.
- Opportunity for kayaking, camping, and photography in the icy wilderness.
Itinerary
Your adventure begins in Ushuaia, Argentina, the southernmost city in the world. After an overnight stay, board your expedition cruise and set sail through the Beagle Channel towards the Drake Passage.
Experience the thrill of sailing through the Drake Passage, one of the most famous sea routes. Enjoy onboard lectures from experts about Antarctica’s wildlife, history, and ecosystem. Keep an eye out for albatrosses and whales.
Reach the stunning Antarctic Peninsula, where you’ll experience:
- Zodiac excursions to get up close to glaciers and icebergs.
- Wildlife spotting, including penguins, seals, and whales.
- Visits to scientific research stations.
- Optional kayaking, hiking, or even overnight camping on the ice.
Sail back through the Drake Passage towards Ushuaia. Enjoy a final farewell dinner before disembarking and catching your flight home, taking with you incredible memories of Earth’s last frontier.
Includes/Excludes
Cost Includes
- Cruise accommodation with all meals.
- Daily guided Zodiac and shore excursions.
- Wildlife and glacier viewing experiences.
- Expert naturalist guides and lectures.
- Airport transfers in Ushuaia.
Cost Excludes
- International flights to Argentina.
- Travel insurance (mandatory for Antarctica trips).
- Personal expenses and optional activities like kayaking or camping.
FAQs
No, independent travel is not allowed. You must book a tour through an approved expedition cruise.
No visa is required, but you may need one for Argentina or Chile, depending on your departure point.
Summer temperatures range from -2°C to 8°C, making it surprisingly manageable with proper gear.
The Drake Passage is known for rough seas, but modern ships are well-equipped to handle the conditions. Seasickness medication is recommended.
The Southern Lights are best seen in winter (April-September), but tours do not operate during this time due to extreme conditions.
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