Experience the extraordinary Antarctica, a mesmerizing cruise destination unlike any other.
Prepare to be spellbound by the untouched beauty of the White Continent as you sail amidst towering icebergs and vast expanses of icy landscapes. Witness the dramatic wildlife encounters, from playful penguins to majestic whales, in their natural habitats.
Explore remote islands, visit scientific research stations, and marvel at the breathtaking landscapes that defy imagination. A journey to Antarctica is a testament to the power and resilience of nature, leaving you with a profound sense of wonder and appreciation for this untouched realm. Prepare to be awe-inspired as you embark on an unforgettable adventure to the ends of the Earth.
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Antarctic Experience
Witness the wonder of Antarctica up close, with its eternal grandeur and untouched splendour. Towering snow-covered peaks, bustling penguin colonies, and majestic parades of colossal icebergs await; the graceful flight of an albatross over a deep indigo sea, whales surfacing below, and the surprise of a rainbow arching across the sky during the endless twilight. Depending on weather, ice conditions and reported wildlife distribution during your voyage, your captain and expedition team will curate days of discovery and adventure for you in Antarctica.
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BUENOS AIRES AIR CHARTER TO USHUAIA
Falkland Island Experience
The Falkland Islands are a remote, windswept archipelago of stunning beaches, dramatic landscapes, and abundant wildlife, including penguins and albatross. Over 200 islands surround West and East Falkland, rich in maritime history and marked by the legacy of the 1982 conflict. Today, the islands are a self-governing British Overseas Territory.
Northern Gerlache
A spectacular stretch of Antarctic waters, the Northern Gerlache Strait is framed by towering glaciers, icy mountain peaks, and pristine fjords. Cruise through mirror-like waters where penguins, seals, and whales thrive, and every turn reveals a new, awe-inspiring ice-scape.
Port Stanley, Falkland Islands/Islas Malvinas
The remote and sparsely-populated Falkland Islands are a birders' paradise and a great place to observe marine animals. The Falkland Islands are usually included as part of an Antarctic route incorporating South Georgia and the Antarctic Peninsular. Stretched along the sheltered harbour, the colourful buildings of Stanley bid a friendly welcome to all visitors. The tiny capital city is village-sized but has the amenities you would expect of a large town and lots to discover.
Shore excursions can be booked on board ship which is recommended for anyone keen to take a tour. Tours range from various trips to penguin colonies and farms, Stanley’s highlights by bus, battlefield and walking tours.
Small buses run regularly to the nearby penguin colony at Gypsy Cove and the city is easy to explore on foot but to get the best from your visit, a tour with a local guide is highly recommended.
Punta Arenas, Chile
The western coast of South America meets the Pacific Ocean, the north and east are bordered by the Atlantic while the Caribbean surrounds the north-west corner of the land. Most of the continent’s 385 million inhabitants live along the east and west coasts, with only a small proportion of the population settled inland.
South Georgia Experience
Remote and breathtaking, the South Georgia Islands are one of the world’s least-visited destinations. This sub-Antarctic wilderness is rich in wildlife, with vast colonies of king penguins, seals, seabirds and whales thriving amid surprisingly green landscapes of ice and snow. Guided by expert Expedition Leaders, visits may include historic Grytviken, Salisbury Plain’s king penguin colony, and other rarely seen sites, shaped by local conditions and wildlife activity.
South Shetland
A gateway to Antarctica’s wild beauty, the South Shetland Islands are a dramatic archipelago of ice-cloaked peaks, volcanic landscapes, and bustling wildlife colonies. Expect close encounters with penguins, seals, and seabirds in one of the most remote and breathtaking environments on Earth.
Stanley/Falkland Is/Islas Malvinas
A highlight excursion takes you to Bluff Cove Lagoon, a private wildlife haven home to Gentoo and King penguins, Magellanic penguins, sea lions, and dozens of bird species. Explore the penguin colony with a ranger, enjoy scenic beaches, visit the Bluff Cove Museum, and relax at the Sea Cabbage Café with home-baked treats while watching penguins play along the shore.
Ushuaia
The southernmost town on earth, surrounded by spectacular snow-capped mountains, waterways and the Tierra del Fuego National Park, this small town in Argentina is the gateway to some stunning locations.
