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$14,246 - $27,620

Comfort & Adventure

Fly & Sail Antarctica in Style

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If you’re undecided between sailing or flying to Antarctica, why not choose both with this combination trip? A two hour flight south provides fast access to the White Continent, then after four incredible days of exploring, you’ll sail back across the famous Drake Passage. Optional kayaking and paddleboarding activities are also available.

Trip Summary

4 days ‘off ship’ exploring the South Shetland Islands and Antarctic Peninsula
Choice of two purpose-built expedition ships with capacity for 135 and 140 guests
Antarctic operational experience since 1992
Excellent expedition staff to guest ratio of 1:7
Pre and post-cruise hotel nights included
Complimentary 3-in-1 expedition parka jacket & loan of boots
Alcoholic drinks included with dinner and during bar opening times on board
Optional adventure activities on select departures: kayaking program, one-off paddle and paddleboarding excursions (limited places, at additional cost)

Trip Overview

Route

Trip length

10 Days

Ship Comfort

Comfort & Adventure

Ship

Ocean Explorer

Total guests

138

From

$14,246 - $27,620

Guests on a zodiac boat cruise in Antarctica spot a leopard seal

Spotting a leopard seal

The Antarctic ship the Ocean Explorer and two large icebergs

Your Antarctic vessel

Guests embark on a plane painted to look like a penguin in Antarctica

Embarking your plane

Soaking up the Antarctic scenery

Guests spot the fluke of a whale while zodiac cruising in Antarctica

Whale spotting while zodiac cruising

Guests hike across the Antarctic Continent

Hiking on the Antarctic continent

One Adelie penguin stands alone while a line of people are in the background

An Adelie penguin considers its next step

A group of paddleboarders raise their paddles as they paddleboard in Antarctica

Stand-up paddleboarding success

Crabeater seal at Paradise Harbour, Antarctica

A crabeater seal

Operator's Itinerary

Start from Punta Arenas and end at Ushuaia

Landmarks potentially visited on Fly & Sail Antarctica in Style

NOTE: While choosing to fly to/from Antarctica is the most expedient option, it's also more weather dependent than travelling by ship across the Drake Passage. Charter flights to/from Antarctica operate on a very flexible schedule to accommodate the changeable weather conditions. As a result, flight timings may be brought forward or delayed to ensure safe operating conditions. To discuss in more detail, please get in touch. This itinerary is for guidance only, as each voyage will vary depending on ice and weather conditions as well as taking advantage of impromptu wildlife opportunities.