Antarctica Classic

Antarctica Classic

Antarctica is a land of mystery and beauty, the last part of the globe to be explored. It was for centuries a land of conjecture but today it is a reality and this expedition provides the perfect introduction to a world of exceptional beauty encompassed in one of the harshest landscapes on earth. Life in Antarctica is confined to its coasts and it is around these shores that we will explore visiting vibrant penguin colonies, historical sites and absorbing the majesty and beauty of the world’s last great wilderness.

Next Departure Selected dates from December 2010
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Departing From Ushuaia, Argentina
Ship Details M/V Polar Star
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Cruise to one of the world’s most isolated and breathtaking destinations – Antarctica. Enter a magical landscape of snow, ice and wildlife, a world sure to amaze even the most seasoned traveler. Set foot on the Seventh Continent, travel in the footsteps of great explorers and meet the amazing birds and animals that call this icy land home. Our 11-day Classic Antarctica Expedition offers you five full days exploring Antarctica and the South Shetland Islands.



Join our special once a year Weddell Sea Expeditions these are 13 Days/ 12 Nights and explore the seldom visited Weddell Sea as well as all the highlights visited on our Classic Antarctica Expeditions.

 

Trip Itinerary Click to view full itinerary

Day 1 Ushuaia, Argentina
Day 2 Embarkation Day
Day 3-4 The Drake Passage
Day 5-7 Antarctic Peninsula
Day 8 South Shetleand Islands
Day 9-10 The Drake Passage
Day 11 Ushuaia, Argentina

 

Make the most of you experience by including these extensions pre/post this trip:

  • Easter Island
  • Puerto Moreno Glacier
  • and more, please enquiry for more details

     

 

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