Antarctica cruises

Antarctica

Antarctica is one of the most pristine and beautiful wildernessesin the world. The majestic icebergs, vast ice shelves, distant forbidding mountains, and endless icy panoramas stretch the imagination like nowhere else. This is one of the few places like the Galapagos where wildlife is still unafraid of man.

Most Antarctic cruises leave from Ushuaia, reached from Buenos Aires. A few depart from Punta Arenas, Chile. We can easily arrange hotel stays and land extensions before or after your cruises

Our most popular tours

Antarctic Dream Expedition 10 nights from $6900 pp	request
This expedition provides the ideal trip to the great white continent. With departure and return from Ushuaia, the provincial capital of Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, we make an exciting crossing of the legendary Drake Passage to arrive in the South Shetland Islands and the Antarctic Peninsula more details

Falklands, South Georgia, Antarctica 19 nights from $12850 pp

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This itineraries have been meticulously researched to offer exciting, rewarding and incredibly varied experiences but above all else the crew and expedition staff believe that flexibility is the key to a successful voyage. By constantly assessing and responding to environmental conditions at the time, they are confident of fulfilling visitors well-deserved expectations of an experience of a lifetime. more details

Antarctic Peninsula 9 nights from $6190 pp

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Antarctica Express Air - Cruise 4 nights from $3800 pp	request
A great chance once a year to experience the essence of Antarctica in a short cruise and then fly back on a 60 passenger chartered commercial jet to Punta Arenas. The ship leaves Ushuaia, sails though the Beagle Channel to Cape Horn and then crosses to Antarctica, visiting the South Shetland Islands and King George Island. more details

Classic Antarctica Air - Cruise 6 nights from $9700 pp	request
A completely novel cruise, where you fly in a commercial jet from Punta Arenas across to the Antarctic, join the expedition ship and start cruising the continent immediately without days crossing the Drake Passage. At the end you simply fly back. more details

Antarctic Explorer 11 nights from $N/A pp	request
This 11- or 12-day Antarctic adventure begins and ends in Ushuaia, Argentina. Like adventurers of old, you will cross the Drake Passage to explore the breathtaking Antarctic Peninsula and the mysterious South Shetland Islands. more details

Crossing the Circle 14 nights from $N/A pp	request
15 days of sailing along the Antarctic Peninsula, with the goal of crossing the Antarctic Circle. Cruise in Zodiacs. Climb glaciers. Visit historic sites more details

Polar Circle Air-Cruise 8 nights from $11700 pp	request
Jumping over Cape Horn and the mythical waters of the Drake Passage, we invite you to a unique experience that will take you to one of the most remote places on earth, the coldest, highest, windiest, driest, and most inhospitable continent - Antarctica. more details

Tours by country: Antarctica Argentina Belize Brazil Chile Costa Rica Ecuador & Galapagos Guatemala Guyana Mexico Multi-Country Panama Peru

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Testimonials: Mauricio Tuvimos una vacacion fantistico!!! Tortuguero was the best! The people at Pachira lodge were wonderful, especially Manfred. They were knowledgeable, showed us so many beautiful plants, insects and animals. Manfred was especially good with my youngest, Jessica. The tours all went smoothly and we loved it.

The canopy tour was so much fun. The trip along the canal was awesome and we were treated to the spider monkey show, jumping from tree to tree......... Kathy C, USA

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