Antarctic Fly & Cruise Safari
If you’re keen to fly to Antarctica instead of sailing, this 8-day trip is ideal, with a choice of dates in December and January. Travel on outstanding modern expedition ships with a maximum of 140 passengers. Active adventurers can enjoy additional optional activities such as kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding.
Trip Summary
- 4 full days in Antarctica = 8 planned ‘off ship’ excursions
- Access Antarctica in just 2 hours by flying instead of sailing for 2 days
- Antarctic operational experience since 1992
- Impressively high expedition staff to guest ratio of 1:6
- Expedition starts and finishes in Punta Arenas, Chile
- Choice of 2 sleek expedition ships with capacity for 138 & 140 guests
- Optional extra activities such as kayaking, one-off paddle and stand-up paddleboarding (select departures, additional cost)
- Complimentary pre and post-cruise hotel nights in Punta Arenas
- Complimentary 3-in-1 expedition parka jacket
- House alcoholic drinks included with dinner & during evening bar service
Trip Overview
From
$16,145 - $32,890
Gentoo penguins play on ice
Your Antarctic vessel
Arriving in Antarctica
Penguins on an Antarctic iceberg
Seal relaxing on the ice
Landscape reflection on water
Kayaking among icebergs
Whale watching
A trio of Chinstrap penguins
Operator's Itinerary
Start from Punta Arenas to Antarctica and end at Punta Arenas to Antarctica
Landmarks potentially visited on Antarctic Fly & Cruise Safari
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