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| Trip Name | From | Days | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Voyage to Antarctica | $16,782 | 12 | This 12-day classic luxury Antarctica cruise on the National Geographic Endurance takes you to huge tabular icebergs in pools of turquoise blue meltwater, mountains rising some 9,000 feet straight up from the sea, penguins galore, abundant marine mammals, and experiences like cruising through the spectacular Lemaire Channel. |
| Highlights of Antarctica | $10,916 | 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. |
| Voyage to Antarctica | $14,990 | 12 | Embark on a 12-day classic luxury Antarctica cruise aboard the National Geographic Resolution and witness the stunning beauty of huge tabular icebergs surrounded by turquoise blue meltwater pools, towering mountains rising up to 9,000 feet from the sea, countless penguins, and diverse marine mammals |
| Antarctica, South Georgia and the Falklands | $45,980 | 22 | This extraordinary 22-day Antarctica expedition takes you to Antarctica, South Georgia, and the Falkland Islands. Enjoy an extra day at the Peninsula by flying from the Falkland Islands back to the mainland. Take full advantage of rare wildlife sightings, watching whales feed off the bow or perfect conditions for a late day kayaking excursion. |
| Antarctica, South Georgia, and the Falklands | $37,274 | 22 | Marvel at vast colonies of penguins, spot majestic whales, look for a variety of species of seals, and watch soaring sea birds. Explore rugged, untouched landscapes, and be humbled by massive icebergs and mountains. The ultimate Southern Ocean experience, this unforgettable 22-day expedition cruise takes you into spectacular wilderness. |
| South Georgia and Antarctica - Round Trip Puerto Williams | $19,500 | 17 | This 17-day Antarctic trip on Silver Cloud takes you to South Georgia, the Antarctic Sound, the Antarctic Peninsula, and Elephant Island, where you might encounter seabirds, whales, penguins, glaciers, and icebergs. |
| Antarctica Peninsula - Round Trip Puerto Williams | $25,100 | 14 | Explore Antarctica on this 14-day cruise that visits the Antarctic Sound, Antarctic Peninsula, and the South Shetland Islands to witness diverse seabirds, whales, penguins, and the amazing scenery of glaciers and icebergs. |
| Antarctica Peninsula - Round Trip Puerto Williams | $15,800 | 12 | This 12-day expedition aboard the ultra-luxury ship Silver Cloud leads you to one discovery after another. Experience the Antarctic Peninsula and the South Shetland Islands to the fullest with a complimentary program of small-group shore excursions led by an expert team of guides and lecturers. |
| Antarctic Wildlife Adventure | $20,595 | 23 | Embark on a 23-day expedition cruise from Ushuaia to Buenos Aires aboard the Sea Spirit, exploring stunning Antarctic landscapes and diverse wildlife like penguins and seals. Visit South Georgia and the Falkland Islands before concluding your journey with a scenic sail across the South Atlantic. |
| Antarctica and Patagonia: Legendary Ice and Epic Fjords | $22,317 | 18 | Explore mythical landscapes in Patagonia and Antarctica. Spend 18 days observing unique wildlife, saw-toothed mountains, deep fjords, and vivid blue glaciers onboard the National Geographic Explorer. Observe breaching humpback whales and penguin colonies. |
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.
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Let's ChatThe 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.
