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| Trip Name | From | Days | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| In Shackleton's Footsteps | $30,295 | 20 | Set sail on a 20-day expedition cruise on the Douglas Mawson, retracing Shackleton’s path through the Antarctic. Explore stunning landscapes, wildlife encounters, and enjoy guided excursions, culminating in a scenic return to Ushuaia. |
| Falkland Islands - South Georgia - Antarctica | $15,100 | 19 | Set out on a 19-day roundtrip cruise from Ushuaia on the MV Plancius. This journey to the Falkland Islands, South Georgia, and the Antarctic Peninsula reveals a wild, breathtaking region brimming with diverse wildlife—a true paradise for nature enthusiasts. |
| Falkland Islands - South Georgia - Antarctic Peninsula | $14,850 | 21 | Discover the Falkland Islands, South Georgia and the Antarctic Peninsula aboard the MV Plancius on this 21-day adventure cruise. The marvelous scenery, unique wildlife, and exploration of great historical sites are some of the highlights that wait for you on Antarctica. |
| Falkland Islands - South Georgia - Antarctica | $14,850 | 21 | Antarctica's marvelous scenery, unique wildlife, and significant historical sites are just some of the highlights that await you. On this 21-day adventure voyage, discover the Falkland Islands and South Georgia on board the MV Janssonius. Carcass Island, Grave Cove, Fortuna Bay, and Grytviken are just a few of the sights visited. |
| Antarctica - Discovery and Learning Voyage | $9,650 | 11 | Meet thousands of penguins and other wildlife on this 11-day Classic Antarctic Cruise aboard MV Hondius. Explore remote landscapes and possible sites like Deception Island, Cuverville Island, Neko Harbour, Paradise Bay, and Crystal Sound in one of the world’s most extreme environments. |
| Falkland Islands - South Georgia - Elephant Island - Antarctica | $17,050 | 23 | Join MV Hondius on a 23-day sailing adventure that allows you to discover and explore Antarctica, passing from the Falkland Island to Polar Circle. Experience some of the most dramatic landscapes on earth and enjoy close encounters with Gentoo and Adélie penguins, brown skuas, leopard seals, along with humpback and minke whales. |
| Classic Antarctica Air Cruise | $15,995 | 8 | Embark on this 8-day Antarctica cruise by air and have an adventure with the Magellan Explorer. Fly over the Drake Passage round-trip from Punta Arenas to King George Island where you meet your ship. Cruise between the South Shetland Islands and the western coast of the Antarctic Peninsula as you search for wildlife and explore stunning landscapes. |
| Antarctica Complete | $36,095 | 23 | Join a 23-day expedition cruise on the Greg Mortimer, exploring Ushuaia, the Antarctic Peninsula, and South Georgia. Experience onboard lectures, thrilling activities, and a traditional Fuegian barbecue before concluding your unforgettable journey in Ushuaia. |
| Spirit of Antarctica | $16,595 | 12 | Join a 12-day expedition cruise from Ushuaia on the Sylvia Earle and explore the breathtaking Antarctic landscape. Experience adventure through Zodiac navigation, land on the continent, and enjoy unique activities under the vibrant polar skies. |
| Highlights of Antarctica | $10,592 | 12 | Begin your 12-day Antarctic adventure in Buenos Aires, then fly to Ushuaia to board MS Fridtjof Nansen and cross the Drake Passage. Explore Antarctica for five days with guided landings, wildlife encounters, and optional activities before returning via Ushuaia. |
Explore majestic landscapes with towering glaciers, snow-covered mountains, and bright blue icebergs.
Get the chance for incredible wildlife encounters, and see penguins, seals, whales, and seabirds up close.
Enjoy kayaking, hiking, zodiac cruising, and even camping on the White Continent.
Visit famous spots like Deception Island, Port Lockroy, and the Lemaire Channel.
As the most reachable part of Antarctica, the Antarctic Peninsula is perfect for first-time polar travelers.
Wildlife and Ice Formations
An Antarctic Peninsula cruise provides the opportunity to observe native wildlife in its natural habitat. Visitors commonly encounter several species of penguins, including Gentoo, Chinstrap, and Adélie, as well as seals such as Weddell, Crabeater, and Leopard seals. Whales, including Humpback and Minke, are frequently seen during the austral summer months. The region is also known for its impressive icebergs and glaciers, shaped by dynamic environmental conditions and visible throughout your Antarctic Peninsula cruise.
Zodiac Landings and Shore Activities
Antarctic Peninsula cruises include regular Zodiac excursions that allow passengers to go ashore at selected landing sites. These excursions may involve short hikes, visits to historical research stations, and wildlife observation. Expedition staff provide guidance and information on the geology, glaciology, and ecology of the area, helping guests gain a deeper understanding of the Antarctic Peninsula and its scientific significance.
The Antarctic Peninsula is the northernmost part of mainland Antarctica. It extends towards the southern tip of South America.
Yes, the Antarctic Peninsula is the most visited region of Antarctica. Many expeditions visit here, allowing travelers to experience Antarctica’s unique environment, wildlife, and scenery.
The temperature on the Antarctic Peninsula varies depending on the season. During the summer months (November to March), temperatures typically range from -2°C to 5°C (28°F to 41°F). It's the warmest part of Antarctica and more temperate compared to the interior of the continent.
The Antarctic Peninsula is a distinct region known for its accessibility, making it the most visited part of the continent. It offers a combination of majestic landscapes, including glaciers and icebergs, and a rich variety of unique wildlife. Additionally, the Peninsula holds historical significance with sites related to early Antarctic exploration.
