An expedition to the Southern Lands. Cruise to Antarctica

The capital of the Argentine province of Tierra del Fuego, Ushuaia is considered the gateway to the White Continent and the South Pole. 

This city at the edge of the world is nestled in the shelter of mountains surrounded by fertile plains, which, it seems, the wild nature has chosen as an ideal refuge.

Due to its exceptional location, where the Andes descend directly to the sea, Ushuaia is one of the most charming places on earth, and its very name evokes journeys to the unlikely and inaccessible.

During the day at sea, take advantage of the many services and entertainment on board. 

Treat yourself to a moment of relaxation at the spa or keep fit at the fitness center. 

Depending on the season, allow yourself to take a dip in the pool or sunbathe. 

This day without entering the port will also provide an opportunity to enjoy conferences or shows offered on board, shop at a boutique or meet with photographers.

During the day at sea, take advantage of the many services and entertainment on board. 

Treat yourself to a moment of relaxation at the spa or keep fit at the fitness center.

Depending on the season, allow yourself to take a dip in the pool or sunbathe. 

This day without entering the port will also provide an opportunity to enjoy conferences or shows offered on board, shop at a boutique or meet with photographers.

During the day at sea, take advantage of the many services and entertainment on board. 

Treat yourself to a moment of relaxation at the spa or keep fit at the fitness center. 

Depending on the season, allow yourself to take a dip in the pool or sunbathe. 

This day without entering the port will also provide an opportunity to enjoy conferences or shows offered on board, shop at a boutique or meet with photographers.

Discover South Georgia, a region formed by an underwater mountain range stretching from the Andes to the Antarctic Peninsula. 

Here you can meet all the wildlife of the Far South: royal and Papuan penguins, elephant seals, fur seals… 

You can discover the majestic glaciers of Gold Harbor and the endless plains of Fortuna Bay. 

If you are lucky enough to visit Salisbury Plain, a wonderful sight awaits you: more than 300,000 royal penguins have settled there, which you will recognize by the bright orange mark on the head and neck.

Discover South Georgia, a region formed by an underwater mountain range stretching from the Andes to the Antarctic Peninsula. 

Here you can meet all the wildlife of the Far South: royal and Papuan penguins, elephant seals, fur seals...

You can discover the majestic glaciers of Gold Harbor and the endless plains of Fortuna Bay. 

If you are lucky enough to visit Salisbury Plain, you will find a wonderful sight: more than 300,000 king penguins have settled there, which you will recognize by the bright orange markings on their heads and necks.

Discover South Georgia, a region formed by an underwater mountain range stretching from the Andes to the Antarctic Peninsula. 

Here you can meet all the wildlife of the Far South: royal and Papuan penguins, elephant seals, fur seals… 

You can discover the majestic glaciers of Gold Harbor and the endless plains of Fortuna Bay. 

If you are lucky enough to visit Salisbury Plain, you will find a wonderful sight: more than 300,000 king penguins have settled there, which you will recognize by the bright orange markings on their heads and necks.

Days at sea.

Days at sea.

Days at sea.

Succumb to the magic of a place unlike any other. 

To this day, the mythical Antarctic Peninsula still has a real charm and promises its visitors unforgettable moments. 

During your adventure in this ice kingdom, you will find yourself in the very center of an impressive decor in subtle shades of blue and white, surrounded by exceptional wildlife.

Penguins, humpback whales, seals and giant petrels feel at home here, as well as elephant seals, fur seals, Antarctic minke whales and killer whales. 

Depending on which places you are lucky enough to visit, you may have the opportunity to observe them. 

Every day, depending on the ice conditions, the captain and the head of the expedition will offer zodiac walks or landings to discover the endless riches of the Antarctic Peninsula.

Glaciers, ice floes, tabletop icebergs, mountain peaks stretching directly into the sea, volcanic beaches, research stations, charming coves and whaling tracks: these are the faces of Antarctica, which are likely to open up to you in a muted and surreal atmosphere. 

You will follow Jean Baptiste Charcot, Adrien de Gerlache and Sir Ernest Shackleton, the great Antarctic explorers who conquered these remote and uninhabited lands in the 19th century.

Succumb to the magic of a place unlike any other. 

To this day, the mythical Antarctic Peninsula still has a real charm and promises its visitors unforgettable moments. 

During your adventure in this ice kingdom, you will find yourself in the very center of an impressive decor in subtle shades of blue and white, surrounded by exceptional wildlife.

Penguins, humpback whales, seals and giant petrels feel at home here, as well as elephant seals, fur seals, Antarctic minke whales and killer whales. 

Depending on which places you are lucky enough to visit, you may have the opportunity to observe them. 

Every day, depending on the ice conditions, the captain and the head of the expedition will offer zodiac walks or landings to discover the endless riches of the Antarctic Peninsula.

Glaciers, ice floes, tabletop icebergs, mountain peaks stretching directly into the sea, volcanic beaches, research stations, charming coves and whaling tracks: these are the faces of Antarctica, which are likely to open up to you in a muted and surreal atmosphere. 

You will follow Jean Baptiste Charcot, Adrien de Gerlache and Sir Ernest Shackleton, the great Antarctic explorers who conquered these remote and uninhabited lands in the 19th century.

Succumb to the magic of a place unlike any other. 

To this day, the mythical Antarctic Peninsula still has a real charm and promises its visitors unforgettable moments. 

During your adventure in this ice kingdom, you will find yourself in the very center of an impressive decor in subtle shades of blue and white, surrounded by exceptional wildlife.

Penguins, humpback whales, seals and giant petrels feel at home here, as well as elephant seals, fur seals, Antarctic minke whales and killer whales. 

Depending on which places you are lucky enough to visit, you may have the opportunity to observe them. 

Every day, depending on the ice conditions, the captain and the head of the expedition will offer zodiac walks or landings to discover the endless riches of the Antarctic Peninsula.

Glaciers, ice floes, tabletop icebergs, mountain peaks stretching directly into the sea, volcanic beaches, research stations, charming coves and whaling tracks: these are the faces of Antarctica, which are likely to open up to you in a muted and surreal atmosphere. 

You will follow Jean Baptiste Charcot, Adrien de Gerlache and Sir Ernest Shackleton, the great Antarctic explorers who conquered these remote and uninhabited lands in the 19th century.

Succumb to the magic of a place unlike any other. 

To this day, the mythical Antarctic Peninsula still has a real charm and promises its visitors unforgettable moments. 

During your adventure in this ice kingdom, you will find yourself in the very center of an impressive decor in subtle shades of blue and white, surrounded by exceptional wildlife.

Penguins, humpback whales, seals and giant petrels feel at home here, as well as elephant seals, fur seals, Antarctic minke whales and killer whales. 

Depending on which places you are lucky enough to visit, you may have the opportunity to observe them. 

Every day, depending on the ice conditions, the captain and the head of the expedition will offer zodiac walks or landings to discover the endless riches of the Antarctic Peninsula.

Glaciers, ice floes, tabletop icebergs, mountain peaks stretching directly into the sea, volcanic beaches, research stations, charming coves and whaling tracks: these are the faces of Antarctica, which are likely to open up to you in a muted and surreal atmosphere. 

You will follow Jean Baptiste Charcot, Adrien de Gerlache and Sir Ernest Shackleton, the great Antarctic explorers who conquered these remote and uninhabited lands in the 19th century.

Succumb to the magic of a place unlike any other. 

To this day, the mythical Antarctic Peninsula still has a real charm and promises its visitors unforgettable moments. 

During your adventure in this ice kingdom, you will find yourself in the very center of an impressive decor in subtle shades of blue and white, surrounded by exceptional wildlife.

Penguins, humpback whales, seals and giant petrels feel at home here, as well as elephant seals, fur seals, Antarctic minke whales and killer whales. 

Depending on which places you are lucky enough to visit, you may have the opportunity to observe them. 

Every day, depending on the ice conditions, the captain and the head of the expedition will offer zodiac walks or landings to discover the endless riches of the Antarctic Peninsula.

Glaciers, ice floes, tabletop icebergs, mountain peaks stretching directly into the sea, volcanic beaches, research stations, charming coves and whaling tracks: these are the faces of Antarctica, which are likely to open up to you in a muted and surreal atmosphere. 

You will follow Jean Baptiste Charcot, Adrien de Gerlache and Sir Ernest Shackleton, the great Antarctic explorers who conquered these remote and uninhabited lands in the 19th century.

Located at the latitude of the infamous fierce winds of the fifties, between Cape Horn and the South Shetland Islands, it is the shortest route connecting Antarctica with South America.

Experienced navigators will tell you that you have to earn a visit to the White Continent!

As an Antarctic convergence zone where cold currents rising from the South Pole meet warmer equatorial water masses, Drake Strait is a haven for a very diverse marine fauna. 

Don't forget to look up into the sky to catch a glimpse of graceful albatrosses and Cape petrels playfully soaring in the wind around your ship.

Located at the latitude of the infamous fierce winds of the fifties, between Cape Horn and the South Shetland Islands, it is the shortest route connecting Antarctica with South America.

Experienced navigators will tell you that you have to earn a visit to the White Continent!

As an Antarctic convergence zone where cold currents rising from the South Pole meet warmer equatorial water masses, Drake Strait is a haven for a very diverse marine fauna. 

Don't forget to look up into the sky to catch a glimpse of graceful albatrosses and Cape petrels playfully soaring in the wind around your ship.

The end of the cruise in Ushuaia.