With a range of dates on offer, choose to see different highlights of Antarctic continent based on the departure date you prefer. This expedition shows you the best highlights in the shortest time possible, with 4 whole days of exploring the Antarctic continent
With aim to make 1-2 landings per day, we will take the chance to get off the ship to observe the surrounding, visit rookeries, abandoned whaling stations or meet some scientists at a research station
Whenever possible, the Expedition team will launch RIBs as part of your included experience to cruise around an iceberg, take you closer to watch whales, or simply glide around to enjoy surrounding landscapes
Explore snow & ice-filled wilderness of Antarctica. Hike up to view points, walk among seals or penguins, visit a rookery. For those looking to explore more deeply, optional extended hikes are offered on spot
Cuddled up in a warm, snug and weatherproof sleeping bag, listening to the sounds of distant whale blows, penguins’ squeaks and shifting icebergs, Antarctic Open Air Camping with is truly a memorable experience.
Glide through the waters and take in the royal grace of the icebergs, see the varied birds and seals, and maybe even the whales in their natural habitat under the supervision of experienced kayak guides, who will ensure your safety during each outing.
Hike across soft, powdery snow up gentle slopes to reach to unique vantage points without the hassle of sinking into deep snow. Snowshoeing is as basic as hiking and you do not need to have previous experience.
The Polar Regions are filled with mesmerizing landscapes and amazing wildlife; and the expedition photographer is available to help elevate your photographic capabilities to beautifully capture the magical moments of your voyage
As we make sure to keep our distance to not disturb them, witnessing these charming creatures shuffling around as they go about their business is something that will stay with you forever
Expect to spot blue, fin, humpback, minke, orcas, southern right & sperm whales close to the ship. While at Antarctic Peninsula, they can appear out of nowhere, maybe next to you when you are out on small boats or kayaking
The most commonly seen seal in Antarctica is the crab eater. The adorable Weddell seals spend most of their time below the surface but can be found on the ice during their breeding season between Nov - Dec
Keep your eyes peeled for wandering albatrosses, shearwaters, giant petrels, storm petrels, blue-eyed shags, diving petrels, cormorants, sheathbills, skuas, gulls and terns
Starting its first journey from 2021, this is a stylish small ship, with one of the highest Polar code 6 and Ice class 1A. It offers sturdy cruising, due to her sturdy construction and X-Bow®-Infinity class, which provides high stability in rough weather and allows for the smoothest movements on high waves
Starting as recent as June 2023, she is a sister ship of Ocean Victory, hosting summer expeditions to Antarctica for this itinerary
From floor-to-ceiling windows of indoor observation decks, to the outdoor Pool Deck and Bar, enjoy unobstructed panoramic views while you choose to engage as you may
The vessels’ patented X-Bow allows unobstructed views to the sea from the Observation Decks on Decks 8 and 9, and unique retractable hydraulic platforms on Deck 5 allow almost water-level viewing
There are cabins available for every traveller type - solo, couples, triple sharing, with windows, without windows, french balconies or proper balconies, the choice is plenty
At the spa, sauna, pool, or warm up at the fitness room. There are also others who can choose to simply relax in silence at the Library