Setting sail from Montevideo, Uruguay in late October, be aboard the first ship south for the season. It's a special time in South Georgia with the beaches packed with breeding Elephant Seals, while Antarctica lies pristine and untouched, awaiting the summer’s visitors. Stunning sunsets and favourable photographic conditions.
Trip Summary
- 10 days ‘off ship’ exploring - The Falklands (2), South Georgia (4) & Antarctica (4)
- Setting sail from Uruguay, you’ll get to experience the changes in climate and wildlife as you venture southwards
- We like this ship for spacious cabins, 200 degree observation lounge & heated mudroom
- Antarctic operational experience since 2009
- Expedition staff to guest ratio of 1:10
- Kayaking & camping (additional cost)
- Complimentary pre-embarkation hotel stay, parka jacket + metal water bottle
Trip Overview
From
$15,399 - $25,799
Operator's Itinerary
Start from Montevideo and end at Ushuaia
Landmarks potentially visited on Springtime in South Georgia, Falklands and Antarctica
Why our customers love Swoop
The Antarctic Experts.
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Our team has visited Antarctica over 150 times and has 100 collective years of polar experience, so from which trip is right for you to what shoes to bring - there’s no question we can’t answer.
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Choosing the right voyage is complicated, Swoop makes it easy. We offer no-nonsense advice on 1500 voyages across 30 ships to find you the right trip, cabin, price - and we don’t charge a fee.
The only B Corp certified Antarctic specialist
We want to protect Antarctica for future generations - which is why we became a certified B Corp and set up our own conservation fund. So your adventures can be a force for good.
A full concierge service, unlike booking direct
We leave nothing to chance in delivering your perfect trip and have over 6500 happy travellers to show for it. With a dedicated Antarctic co-ordinator & support throughout - you’re in safe hands.
What our customers think of Springtime in South Georgia, Falklands and Antarctica
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