Quintessential Luxury Antarctic Fly & Sail

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Reduce travel time by flying south to Antarctica in just 2 hours. Experience the best of the White Continent over 6 days aboard a luxury all-inclusive ship with impeccable service and 5* facilities. Then enjoy the adventure of sailing back across the iconic Drake Passage for your return north to civilisation. A complimentary kayaking activity lets you experience Antarctica from a uniquely tranquil vantage point.

Trip Summary

6 full days exploring Antarctica = 12 off ship excursions
A hassle-free domestic travel package including charter flights, hotel stays and an all-inclusive Antarctic voyage
Industry-leading guest to staff ratio of 1:1 for consistently flawless service
A guest to naturalist guide ratio of 1:10
A delicious and varied choice of complimentary food and beverages across multiple dining venues
Includes an Antarctic kayaking session
Option to book door-to-door service, including international flights and transfers (additional cost)

Operator's Itinerary

Start from Santiago and end at Santiago

Landmarks potentially visited on Quintessential Luxury Antarctic Fly & Sail

NOTE: Important note on fly-cruise itineraries: Flying to Antarctica is the fastest way to reach the White Continent, avoiding an outbound crossing of the Drake Passage. However, flights between Patagonia and Antarctica are more weather dependent than voyages travelling entirely by ship. To operate safely, charter flight schedules may be adjusted, delayed or occasionally brought forward at short notice in response to weather conditions. In rare cases, flights may be significantly disrupted or cancelled. For this reason, we strongly recommend allowing flexibility in your onward travel plans and building in time buffers before international flights or important commitments after your expedition. Operators work hard to minimise disruption and have robust operational processes and guest support in place to help manage delays. However, Antarctic travel always depends on weather, and no fly-cruise itinerary can be guaranteed.