The whole of Antarctica in one trip. Expedition cruise

After breakfast, we will board the Sea Spirit ice class expedition vessel.

Make yourself comfortable in your spacious cabin, and then you will receive an information briefing and an introduction from the crew on board.

After dinner, you can step out onto the outdoor deck to admire the magnificent scenery in the picturesque evening light.

We are going on a journey towards the Subantarctic Islands.

We don't get bored during sea crossings.

Workshops and presentations on the history of the Antarctic discovery, the wildlife of the White Continent, and lectures on the amazing phenomena of the polar world are held on board.

You can also visit the holy of holies of our ship — the captain's bridge, which offers impressive views of the ocean.

The remote and sparsely populated Falkland Islands are a true paradise for birdwatchers. The waters around the archipelago are home to many marine mammals that we can meet during the cruise.

It is important to remember that our route and the number of landings on the islands will depend on the changeable weather conditions in these remote and windy regions.

We are also planning to visit Port Stanley, the charming British capital of the Falkland Islands.

During our walk along the waterfront, we will see the Falkland Islands Museum, the Governor's House, the cathedral with an impressive arch of whale bones, the war memorial, as well as winding streets with souvenir shops and pubs overlooking the harbor, where the remains of sunken ships can be seen.

We are heading east from the Falkland Islands to South Georgia.

We will cross a unique zone of the Southern Ocean, a place of Antarctic convergence where cold and warm currents mix.

As we get closer to South Georgia, we will immerse ourselves more and more in the world of wildlife, and briefings and presentations from our on-board polar experts will help you prepare for our arrival in this unique region of our planet.

South Georgia is one of the best places on Earth to observe wildlife, home to hundreds of thousands of king penguins. These "kings" of Antarctica will meet you right on the coast of South Georgia.

Life on the island is in full swing. The shores of South Georgia are filled with several million elephant seals and fur seals.

It is important not to forget that our route and the possibilities of exploring South Georgia strongly depend on weather conditions.

The dates of our cruise coincide with the season when you will be able to watch the merciless battles of elephant seals.

A little further from the coast, in the tall grass, wandering albatrosses nest – amazing birds with a wingspan of 4 meters.

The microbial-rich coastal waters attract a large number of whales here.

We will visit the museum located on the territory of the historic Grytviken whaling station. It is also the final resting place of the legendary polar explorer Ernest Shackleton.

However, we should not forget that our route and the possibilities of exploring South Georgia strongly depend on weather conditions.

Our experienced captain and expedition leader will constantly adjust plans according to the weather, but rest assured that we will take every opportunity to disembark and explore this amazing region.

Our experts in the region invite you to presentations. In a lively and informal manner, they will talk about what else awaits us ahead.

Albatrosses and (if you're lucky) whales can be observed on the open decks.

Hooray, we're in Antarctica!

We use every opportunity to actively explore this region. Moreover, we have a 24-hour polar day at our disposal – after all, this is the period of Antarctic summer.

Other penguins are already meeting us here, Antarctic penguins – Adelie, Chinstrap, Gentoo.

Here we are greeted by incredible landscapes – huge glaciers and icebergs. With the help of our expedition boats, we make landings on wild shores to see it all up close.

In addition to landings, expedition boat trips among icebergs are planned. During these walks we meet seals and sea leopards. And sometimes even whales!

How do you like the idea of polar bathing? Yes, yes, there will be this. Swimming in Antarctic waters from the deck of a ship or from the shore is always fun.

And even if all these activities included in the program will not be enough, we have something to offer you.

Try polar kayaking (for an additional fee). Sail your kayak through a maze of icebergs, penguins and whales.

We are heading back north, through the waters of the Drake Strait to the world of civilization.

The final events will be held on board these days: a slideshow with photos from the cruise, a farewell cocktail with the participation of the captain, informational presentations by polar experts and various master classes.

After breakfast, we disembark from the Sea Spirit expedition vessel.

We are waiting for a transfer to the airport and return home.