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Antarctica Expedition: Ice, Wildlife & Timeless Horizons
Itinerary

Antarctica Expedition: Ice, Wildlife & Timeless Horizons

Landscape, Adventure, Wildlife, Memories — the Seventh Continent Awaits

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Overview

Punta Arenas to Punta Arenas

9 Days | 8 Nights | 3324 NM

Antarctica is a land of extremes: 90% of the world’s ice rests here, sculpting dramatic peaks, fjords, and glaciers that awe all who visit. This expedition balances immersive adventure with serene observation, offering guests the chance to hike on Antarctic soil, kayak amid floating ice, and encounter penguins, seals, whales, and seabirds in their natural habitats. Each landing, each excursion, is a moment to create lasting memories in one of the planet’s most extraordinary and fragile landscapes.

Itinerary Summary
Day 1 | Punta Arenas
Day 2 | King George Island
Day 3 | South Shetland Islands
Day 4 | Deception Island
Day 5 | Antarctic Sound
Day 6 | Cierva Cove, Enterprise Island & Gerlache Strait
Day 7 | Danco Coast, Lemaire Channel, Paradise Bay & Port Lockroy
Day 8 | South Shetland Islands
Day 9 | Punta Arenas
Day 1 | Punta Arenas
0 NM

Day 1 | Punta Arenas

Gateway to the Ice

Begin in Chile’s southernmost city, preparing for the journey ahead. Explore the region’s maritime history and Patagonian culture before boarding, while the strait glimmers under fading daylight — a quiet prelude to the seventh continent.

Day 2 | King George Island
666 NM

Day 2 | King George Island

First Steps on the Seventh Continent

Crossing the Drake Passage, Antarctica emerges on the horizon. Land on King George Island to hike on snow-dusted soil, observe gentoo and chinstrap penguins, and witness the interplay of volcanic terrain and icy bays. Adventure begins the moment your boots touch the Antarctic ground.

Day 3 | South Shetland Islands
56 NM

Day 3 | South Shetland Islands

Archipelago of Ice and Life

The islands reveal rugged volcanic landscapes and sheltered coves. Zodiac excursions bring you face-to-face with resting seals, nesting seabirds, and colonies of penguins, highlighting the continent’s vibrant wildlife and fragile ecosystems.

Day 4 | Deception Island
28 NM

Day 4 | Deception Island

Fire Meets Ice

Enter the caldera of a dormant volcano where black sand beaches meet steaming vents. Hike volcanic rims, kayak along ash-strewn shores, and watch fur seals basking against dramatic cliffs — a rare blend of adventure and natural wonder.

Day 5 | Antarctic Sound
106 NM

Day 5 | Antarctic Sound

Passage Through Glittering Ice

Navigate between towering tabular icebergs and glacial fronts. Kayak or zodiac among floating ice, spotting whales or curious seabirds, and absorb the stark beauty of one of Earth’s most remote waterways.

Day 6 | Cierva Cove, Enterprise Island & Gerlache Strait
121 NM

Day 6 | Cierva Cove, Enterprise Island & Gerlache Strait

Fjords of Ice and Serenity

Weave through glacial fjords framed by sculpted peaks. Hike along Cierva Cove’s panoramic trails, explore Enterprise Island’s quiet anchorages, and cruise Gerlache Strait with whales surfacing alongside. The day blends adventure with contemplative observation of pristine Antarctic landscapes.

Day 7 | Danco Coast, Lemaire Channel, Paradise Bay & Port Lockroy
12 NM

Day 7 | Danco Coast, Lemaire Channel, Paradise Bay & Port Lockroy

Heart of the Antarctic Peninsula

Glide through the Lemaire Channel flanked by soaring cliffs and ice towers. Land at Paradise Bay to kayak, snowshoe, or simply breathe in the grandeur of glaciers and wildlife. Visit Port Lockroy to connect with the human history of Antarctic exploration. Each moment invites reflection and memory-making.

Day 8 | South Shetland Islands
165 NM

Day 8 | South Shetland Islands

Farewell to the Edge

Revisit the South Shetlands for final wildlife encounters. Observe penguins, seals, and seabirds in quiet coves before reflecting onboard on the scale and splendor of the seventh continent.

Day 9 | Punta Arenas
664 NM

Day 9 | Punta Arenas

Return to Civilization, Forever Changed

Disembark in Punta Arenas, bringing home memories of landscapes, adventures, and wildlife that few will ever witness firsthand. Setting foot on Antarctica is both privilege and honor — an experience to carry long after the journey ends.