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Extended Falklands, South Georgia & Antarctic Circle

The polar expedition explores the most distant Southern Hemisphere locations which host the highest concentration of wildlife in their natural environment. The journey begins at Ushuaia which sits at the southernmost point of South America before traveling through the Falkland Islands and the Southern Ocean to reach South Georgia and then Antarctica's icy landscapes.

The journey brings travelers to huge seabird nesting areas while they also get to visit sites from historic explorations and experience stunning polar views which glaciers and floating icebergs have created. The expedition moves into deep Antarctic waters which lead to the Antarctic Circle before it heads back north through the Drake Passage to finish a memorable journey across one of Earth's remaining wild areas.

Day by day

Day 1: Discovering Ushuaia, the Southern Gateway
The expedition starts at Ushuaia which stands between the snow-covered Andes mountains and the peaceful Beagle Channel waters. The southernmost city on Earth exists as a lively port town which serves as a starting point for Antarctic exploration. Visitors can spend their time exploring the city's charming streets while they visit the waterfront and museums which display exhibits about maritime heritage and polar exploration history. Ushuaia stands between forested areas and glacier-covered mountains which create its stunning Tierra del Fuego natural environment. The expedition team members will receive their first orientation at the end of the day which prepares them for the upcoming adventure.
Day 2: Embarkation and Departure from Tierra del Fuego
The morning presents its last chance for visitors to experience Ushuaia through a peaceful visit. People who visit the area often spend their time walking through the harbor while they visit various small shops and view the mountain scenery around them. The expedition vessel receives its passengers during afternoon boarding when they move into their cabins before the ship starts its southern voyage. The Beagle Channel reveals stunning views which stretch across its entire length because the waterway passes through areas that contain both dense forests and steep rocky mountains. The ship shifts its passengers from their waiting state into full excitement when the journey starts its official beginning. The ship moves toward the Southern Ocean as seabirds start to show up in the sky where they glide through the winds.
Day 3: Sailing the Southern Ocean
Day 4: Wildlife Encounters in the Falkland Islands
Day 5: Remote Shores and Bird Colonies of the Falklands
Day 6: Crossing the Southern Ocean
Day 7: Approaching Antarctic Waters
Day 8: Arrival at South Georgia Island
Day 9: Wildlife Spectacles of South Georgia
Day 10: Grytviken and the Legacy of Polar Exploration
Day 11: Journey Across the Scotia Sea
Day 12: Approaching the Antarctic Peninsula
Day 13: South Shetland Islands Exploration
Day 14: Discovering the Antarctic Peninsula
Day 15: Iceberg-Filled Antarctic Channels
Day 16: Antarctic Wildlife Encounters
Day 17: Remote Bays of Antarctica
Day 18: Journey Toward the Antarctic Circle
Day 19: Crossing the Antarctic Circle
Day 20: Continued Antarctic Exploration
Day 21: Northbound Across the Drake Passage
Day 22: Final Day at Sea
Day 23: Return to Ushuaia
Port Stanley | Falkland |  Antarctica
 | Falkland | Penguins Colony
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 | Falkland | Commerson’s dolphins

Cruise Includes

Embarkation shuttle transfer to the vessel from Ushuaia city centre
Shuttle transfer after disembarkation from the ship to Ushuaia city centre or airport
All Zodiac landings and excursions, as per itinerary, guided by our Expedition Team
Expedition parka
Rubber boots loan scheme
Briefings and lectures by our Expedition Leader and Team
English-speaking Expedition Team
Full board on the ship - breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks
Complimentary house wine, beer and soda at dinner (selected labels and brands, served at our a-la-carte dinners)
Free tea and coffee available 24 hours
Taxes and landing fees
Special photo workshops
Welcome and Farewell Cocktail Parties

Cruise does not include

Extra excursions and activities not mentioned in the itinerary
Single room supplement and stateroom upgrades
Meals not on board the ship
Beverages (other than coffee and tea)
Tips for the crew (we recommend USD 14 per person per day)
Personal expenses (e.g. Albatros Polar Spa services, Albatros Ocean Boutique purchases)

Highlights

Explore the wildlife-rich Falkland Islands
Witness massive penguin colonies in South Georgia
Navigate among giant Antarctic icebergs
Reach the legendary Antarctic Circle
Observe whales, seals, and seabirds in the Southern Ocean

Extended Falklands, South Georgia & Antarctic Circle

From USD 27695,00

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Our Cruise Itineraries
  • Crossing the Antarctic Circle
  • Four Arctic Islands
  • Exploring Antarctica’s Spring
  • Celebrating New Year's in Antarctica
  • South Shetland Islands & Antarctic Peninsula
  • Antarctic Peninsula: The Classic Voyage
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