The best time to visit Antarctica
Choosing the best time to visit Antarctica is an essential part of the planning process. Each month's distinctive weather and wildlife offer a different side of the region.
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Special Offers Available: Swoop has access to the widest range of offers and can help you find the right trip, cabin, & price.
Expert impartial advice at no extra cost: no-nonsense advice on 1500 voyages across 30 ships
The Antarctic Experts. No Compromises: there’s no question we can’t answer
The only B Corp certified Antarctic specialist: 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
It's never too early to plan your Antarctic adventure for 2027. Organising in advance gives you the best choice of cabins, along with the benefit of early booking deals. Secure your first choice of itinerary on the best-suited ship for your trip of a lifetime.
Special Offers:Swoop has access to the widest range of offers and can help you find the right trip, cabin, & price.
4.3 out of 5
A rare and popular voyage which flies to Antarctica in just two hours, then sails back across the Drake Passage, maximising both expediency and experience. Spend 5 to 7 days exploring Antarctica on a small, purpose-built expedition ship, with kayaking…
4.5 out of 5
With a good choice of departure dates through the season across three medium-sized ships, this 19-22 day trip stands out for its value for money and the broad range of cabin categories available, including Quads, which are…
Sail to the White Continent aboard one of the most luxurious ships currently available. Unsurpassed comfort and true 5* service are this operator’s hallmarks. From the discreetly attentive service and French-inspired cuisine to the beautifully appointed public areas, this is…
4.5 out of 5
The ultimate Antarctic adventure, this trip is specifically for the active traveller. Spend 7 days kayaking, hiking, camping, mountaineering and snowshoeing, all included in the price. A medium-sized expedition ship acts as your floating ‘basecamp’. An excellent deal backed up…
4.7 out of 5
Travelling on board this extremely comfortable ship, explore the highlights of the peninsula with a top class expedition team. Spacious cabins, delicious cuisine and optional adventure activities all help create this ideal marriage of comfort and…
4.8 out of 5
Travel with the pioneers of fly & cruise Antarctic voyages, flying in both directions and bypassing a 2-day sail on the Drake Passage. Regular departure dates (Dec - Feb) to choose from. Explore Antarctica aboard a trusty 67 passenger expedition…
4.7 out of 5
Fly over the Drake Passage in just 2 hours, both to and from Antarctica. Ideal for those wanting a high comfort level, but who have limited time or are anxious sailors. An outstanding program, successfully operated for over 15 seasons.…
4.5 out of 5
For an unparalleled Polar Circle experience spending 8 full days in Antarctica, choose this trip. Head south when penguin and whale activity is at its peak, accompanied by a highly experienced team. This elegant 139-passenger ship combines true comfort and…
Voyage south in Shackleton’s footsteps, exploring the Southern Ocean's highlights as part of this expansive 20-day adventure. A well-balanced itinerary gives plenty of time in each jaw-dropping location. Explore from the comfort of your sleek purpose-built expedition ship, accompanied by…
10/10 - It was so well organized. The expedition team members were excellent. They were so knowledgeable and took such great care to make sure we had an unforgettable, safe experience. it was nice to not spend 4 days out of the trip sailing across the Drake Passage! Read the full review
Travelled: December 2024
Lisa Jordan - USA
The ship, food and team were superb. Read the full review
Travelled: December 2024
Karen Pryor - UK
10/10 - The expedition team were terrific. We were very lucky with the weather and managed almost all our planned landings with superb zodiac cruises replacing the couple that were not possible. Read the full review
Travelled: December 2024
Karen Pryor - UK
10/10 - Amazing trip, impeccable service and attention to detail. Read the full review
Travelled: December 2024
Fiona McKinnon - Australia
10/10 - Loved all aspects of it. Read the full review
Travelled: December 2024
Harvey Zimbler - USA
The whole trip was memorable. The last continent on my bucket list. Loved it 🥰 Read the full review
Travelled: November 2024
Lisa Wendell - USA
10/10 - All the wildlife experienced, the expedition staff allowing us all of the opportunities to experience and explore Antarctica. The experience of the entire staff and expedition team is unmatched. Read the full review
Travelled: November 2024
Liz Oakley - USA
Being in Antarctica with family was great, seeing and experiencing the extraordinary landscape. Read the full review
Travelled: November 2024
Li-Hsien Yang - USA
10/10 - The whole experience, the food, the hotel staff, the expedition staff, the ship itself, were way beyond expectations and what we experienced on other “cruises “. We had a chance to interact with a variety of different cultures and persons, all of which added to our experience and understanding of new life experiences. Read the full review
Travelled: November 2024
Meryth Hilleborn-Seybold - USA
Most memorable moment? Being able to encounter the amazing diversity of wildlife. The small ship experience was amazing. I got to know most passengers within a few days. So much better than any ship I've been on. Read the full review
Travelled: November 2024
Jeffery Mc Donald - USA
10/10 - Past the experience itself, the staff were amazing, the ship was beautiful, the opportunities were just fantastic. Read the full review
Travelled: November 2024
Julia Hajdukovic - USA
Cabin was fantastic, the amenities were fantastic. We had an issue with our A/C and the staff were at our cabin within a minute of hanging up with reception to fix it. Housekeeping did an amazing job making sure we had everything we needed, from coffee and water refills to clean beds after coming back from a zodiac cruise. Read the full review
Travelled: November 2024
Julia Hajdukovic - USA
Out of everything - exploring the 7th continent, eating ice from the ocean, feeling like I'm at the end of the world, seeing all the wildlife with my own two eyes - my most memorable moments were meeting all of my new friends on this trip. Read the full review
Travelled: November 2024
Julia Hajdukovic - USA
10/10 - The entire trip was completely thought out and organized, it felt like every single rock was turned to make sure everything was taken care of. I felt completely safe the entire time. The staff were incredibly informative and lots of fun to interact with. Read the full review
Travelled: November 2024
Julia Hajdukovic - USA
Very good value for the money! I carried away many lifetime memories. Read the full review
Travelled: November 2024
Tim Donovan - USA
10/10 - Crew, boat, fellow travellers all added to the success of the trip. Got to see a great deal of Antarctica, and various bays and islands. Amazing to have the opportunity to kayak during the trip, but also do onshore landings if you wanted. The boat crew did an amazing job to make sure it was the best experience Read the full review
Travelled: October 2024
Natalie Gillespie - UK
Amazing voyage - recommended. Beautiful landscapes & cute penguins. Awesome expedition team. Read the full review
Travelled: October 2024
Shekhar Verma - United Arab Emirates
Everything about the ship – the cabin, the onboard library, the sitting areas, the eating areas – was outstanding.
Travelled: March 2023
Dan Stewart - USA
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Choosing the best time to visit Antarctica is an essential part of the planning process. Each month's distinctive weather and wildlife offer a different side of the region.
Discover MoreThe Peninsula is the classic way to experience Antarctica. Some of the best wildlife and most dramatic scenery can be found in this part of the Frozen Continent.
Discover MoreFrom stepping foot on polar shores to zodiac cruises, and wildlife encounters to adventure activities, here’s what you can expect from an Antarctic cruise.
Discover MoreWe work with a range of different Antarctic vessels, with expertise across the entire polar fleet, to give you the best choice of ship, cabin and departure date.
Discover MoreWe have more than 80 trips to pick from across 35 different expedition vessels. Get in touch with us to organise your bucket-list adventure to Antarctica!
December marks the start of Antarctic summer, when hungry humpback whales start to arrive in polar waters. In January, penguin rookeries heave with newly hatched chicks – along with their harried parents. By February, the rapidly growing chicks dominate the rookeries, while whale sightings intensify even further.
January is the peak of the Antarctic summer, so you'll enjoy magical 20+ hours of sunlight each day. These extra daylight hours gives you more time each day to explore,…
Discover MoreFebruary's the time for sailing all the way to the Polar Circle, the sun's rays through December and January having weakened the pack ice significantly enough to allow for …
Discover MoreThe summer sun bathes the continent in 20-24 hours of daylight in December, making it a popular time to visit. It's also a busy time for the penguin rookeries as the chicks begin …
Discover MoreSpecial Offers:Swoop has access to the widest range of offers and can help you find the right trip, cabin, & price.
4.7 out of 5
Travelling aboard a state-of-the-art small ship and accompanied by unparalleled onboard expertise, expeditionary cruising doesn’t get much better. Regular departures throughout the season and a choice of three outstanding ships renowned for their comfort, enhanced safety features and spirit of…
Fast-tracking your arrival into Antarctica by flying and skipping the Drake Passage means a compressed journey of only 2 hours before embarking on your spacious and well-appointed 148 guest expeditionary ship. Touches other travellers have appreciated include the onboard National…
Combining the twin advantages of flying to Antarctica with travelling on one of the polar fleet’s smallest and most advanced vessels, this voyage is hard to beat. Added benefits include an extra day or two on the Peninsula than usual,…
4.6 out of 5
A classic 10-day voyage to the White Continent. Perfect for those wanting great value and comfortable accommodation. Sail aboard a purpose-built X-bow expedition ship with an average of 193…
Experience the thrill of sailing across the legendary Drake Passage to Antarctica in one direction, then save time by returning to civilisation via a speedy 2 hour flight. Immerse yourself in the White Continent over 6 expedition days on a…
4.4 out of 5
For those travellers looking for seamless travel on a trip that is hassle-free and all-inclusive, this is the perfect option. Skip over the notorious Drake Passage on a comfortable two hour flight to Antarctica, then travel onboard a state-of-the-art mega…
Get the best of both worlds on this time-efficient Antarctic adventure. Sail south on a thrilling journey across the Drake Passage, then take a swift two hour flight back to civilisation at the end of your voyage. In between, spend…
4.5 out of 5
This voyage takes in the wildlife-rich wonders of South Georgia and the Falklands, as well as the dramatic landscapes of the Antarctic Peninsula. You’ll travel on board one of the most exciting new polar ships with spacious cabins, state-of-the-art technology…
Sail to the White Continent aboard one of the most luxurious ships currently available. Unsurpassed comfort and true 5* service are this operator’s hallmarks. From the discreetly attentive service and French-inspired cuisine to the beautifully appointed public areas, this is…
Experience Antarctica from a hybrid diesel-electric ship with reduced fuel consumption, lower CO2 emissions and quieter sailing. Off-ship exploration, including optional kayaking and camping, is complemented by educational lectures, citizen science workshops, and crafts sessions. Relax in outdoor jacuzzis while…
Encounter a diverse blend of history, landscapes and epic wildlife with an impressive 12 days of off-ship exploring the Falklands, South Georgia and Antarctica. A pre-voyage Santiago hotel stay and domestic charter flights are included for maximum convenience and value.…
With an impressive 7 full days taking in Antarctica’s jaw-dropping landscapes, explore from the ultra comfort of your luxury vessel. Enjoy superb service from your highly trained onboard team – from the multiple dining venues to the well-equipped spa. For a…
Spend an incredible 9 whole days exploring the Antarctic Peninsula and deep inside the Antarctic Circle on one of the polar fleet's most high tech ships. Benefiting from over 50 years of Antarctic operational experience, and in the company of…
4.3 out of 5
For maximum time in Antarctica with flights both ways, this trip really stands out. An extended fly & cruise voyage spending eight full days actually in Antarctica onboard a small, state-of-the-art expedition ship. Optional kayaking & polar…
Enjoy the best of both worlds by sailing south, experiencing the journey across the Drake Passage and the elation of spotting your first iceberg, then expedite your return to civilisation by plane at the end. In between, spend four days…
4.5 out of 5
Purpose-built to tackle polar waters, an eco-minded vessel makes the ocean crossing between Antarctica and the wildlife Eden of South Georgia as comfortable as possible. Traverse the breathtaking Antarctic Sound where huge tabular icebergs dwarf the ship and immerse yourself…
A streamlined wildlife-rich itinerary with a luxury focus. Sail straight to jaw-dropping South Georgia before continuing on to pristine Antarctica. Explore in comfort, indulging in exceptional cuisine and one-to-one service. Complimentary kayaking session and a hassle-free journey with return domestic…
4.3 out of 5
A rare and popular voyage which flies to Antarctica in just two hours, then sails back across the Drake Passage, maximising both expediency and experience. Spend 5 to 7 days exploring Antarctica on a small, purpose-built expedition ship, with kayaking…
Soak up the Antarctic Peninsula's spectacular wildlife and landscapes from the ultra comfort of a modern, luxury ship. Balance time exploring ashore with sumptuous relaxation on board, where the highly trained onboard team caters to your every need. With the…
An extended voyage to the peninsula with 6 full days exploring the White Continent. Your comfortable 193-passenger ship will sail towards 66 degrees south in pursuit of the remote Antarctic Circle. An ice-strengthened PC6 hull allows your vessel to navigate…
4.7 out of 5
Fly over the Drake Passage in just 2 hours, both to and from Antarctica. Ideal for those wanting a high comfort level, but who have limited time or are anxious sailors. An outstanding program, successfully operated for over 15 seasons.…
Special Offers:Swoop has access to the widest range of offers and can help you find the right trip, cabin, & price.
Sail to the White Continent aboard one of the most luxurious ships currently available. Unsurpassed comfort and true 5* service are this operator’s hallmarks. From the discreetly attentive service and French-inspired cuisine to the beautifully appointed public areas, this is…
Enjoy the best of both worlds by sailing south, experiencing the journey across the Drake Passage and the elation of spotting your first iceberg, then expedite your return to civilisation by plane at the end. In between, spend four days…
4.4 out of 5
For those travellers looking for seamless travel on a trip that is hassle-free and all-inclusive, this is the perfect option. Skip over the notorious Drake Passage on a comfortable two hour flight to Antarctica, then travel onboard a state-of-the-art mega…
Combining the twin advantages of flying to Antarctica with travelling on one of the polar fleet’s smallest and most advanced vessels, this voyage is hard to beat. Added benefits include an extra day or two on the Peninsula than usual,…
4.7 out of 5
Travelling aboard a state-of-the-art small ship and accompanied by unparalleled onboard expertise, expeditionary cruising doesn’t get much better. Regular departures throughout the season and a choice of three outstanding ships renowned for their comfort, enhanced safety features and spirit of…
This fantastic trip covers all the must-see highlights of an extended Antarctic expedition. With 21 nights aboard, venture far south past vast icebergs to cross the Antarctic Circle before taking in the wildlife paradise of South Georgia's jaw-dropping king penguin…
Experience Antarctica from a hybrid diesel-electric ship with reduced fuel consumption, lower CO2 emissions and quieter sailing. Off-ship exploration, including optional kayaking and camping, is complemented by educational lectures, citizen science workshops, and crafts sessions. Relax in outdoor jacuzzis while…
This voyage was devised by a team with 50 years of polar expedition experience. From the balance of time exploring each location to the wealth of onboard expertise, the trip has real pedigree. Explore aboard a thoughtfully designed expedition vessel…
Fast-tracking your arrival into Antarctica by flying and skipping the Drake Passage means a compressed journey of only 2 hours before embarking on your spacious and well-appointed 148 guest expeditionary ship. Touches other travellers have appreciated include the onboard National…
Experience the thrill of sailing across the legendary Drake Passage to Antarctica in one direction, then save time by returning to civilisation via a speedy 2 hour flight. Immerse yourself in the White Continent over 6 expedition days on a…
4.5 out of 5
Purpose-built to tackle polar waters, an eco-minded vessel makes the ocean crossing between Antarctica and the wildlife Eden of South Georgia as comfortable as possible. Traverse the breathtaking Antarctic Sound where huge tabular icebergs dwarf the ship and immerse yourself…
A streamlined wildlife-rich itinerary with a luxury focus. Sail straight to jaw-dropping South Georgia before continuing on to pristine Antarctica. Explore in comfort, indulging in exceptional cuisine and one-to-one service. Complimentary kayaking session and a hassle-free journey with return domestic…
4.7 out of 5
By offering time saving flights, extended time in Antarctica and the chance to reach the Polar Circle, this 10-day voyage maximises the polar experience. Minimum travel time and maximum exploring time and all the benefits of only 76 people…
4.3 out of 5
Spend 6 full days exploring Antarctica with the Polar Circle at 66 degrees south as your most southerly objective, on board one of the most exciting new vessels. A maximum of just 130 passengers, with spacious cabins, state-of-the-art technology and…
An extended voyage to the peninsula with 6 full days exploring the White Continent. Your comfortable 193-passenger ship will sail towards 66 degrees south in pursuit of the remote Antarctic Circle. An ice-strengthened PC6 hull allows your vessel to navigate…
4.6 out of 5
Explore the White Continent aboard one of the polar fleet's newest additions, a state-of-the-art expedition vessel combining adventure with comfort. As well as being limited to only 130 passengers, there’s a wide range of optional activities on this classic Antarctic…
This extraordinary voyage offers a rare chance to immerse yourself in two of the planet’s wildest destinations on a comfortable, state-of-the-art expedition ship. Spend 4 or 5 days exploring the spectacular Antarctic Peninsula before the focus shifts to navigating Patagonia’s…
Encounter a diverse blend of history, landscapes and epic wildlife with an impressive 12 days of off-ship exploring the Falklands, South Georgia and Antarctica. A pre-voyage Santiago hotel stay and domestic charter flights are included for maximum convenience and value.…
4.7 out of 5
Fly over the Drake Passage in just 2 hours, both to and from Antarctica. Ideal for those wanting a high comfort level, but who have limited time or are anxious sailors. An outstanding program, successfully operated for over 15 seasons.…
Soak up the Antarctic Peninsula's spectacular wildlife and landscapes from the ultra comfort of a modern, luxury ship. Balance time exploring ashore with sumptuous relaxation on board, where the highly trained onboard team caters to your every need. With the…
November is the arrival of Antarctic summer after a long, dark winter. Penguin rookeries are a hive of activity, and elephant seals are busy battling it out on South Georgia Island. March offers spectacular skies for photographers, with soft golden light and pink hues flooding the icy scenery. Fledgling chicks are hugely inquisitive, and whale encounters are at their apex.
March marks the end of the travel season to Antarctica. You'll be able to enjoy the mesmerising colours of blooming green and pink algae against the water and ice, as well as …
Discover MoreIn November Antarctica opens its arms to the season's first visitors. You'll not only enjoy the excitement of walking on virgin snow, but you'll also appreciate its beauty as you …
Discover MoreSpecial Offers:Swoop has access to the widest range of offers and can help you find the right trip, cabin, & price.
4.6 out of 5
A classic 10-day voyage to the White Continent. Perfect for those wanting great value and comfortable accommodation. Sail aboard a purpose-built X-bow expedition ship with an average of 193…
4.7 out of 5
Fly over the Drake Passage in just 2 hours, both to and from Antarctica. Ideal for those wanting a high comfort level, but who have limited time or are anxious sailors. An outstanding program, successfully operated for over 15 seasons.…
An expansive adventure exploring the Antarctic Peninsula’s dramatic eastern side and the Weddell Sea’s vast tabular icebergs and infamous icescapes. Your compact 130 guest expedition ship is purpose-built to navigate these challenging waters. Optional adventure activities, such as kayaking, scuba…
This is the ideal voyage if you're looking to explore the spectacular wildlife of the Falkland Islands and South Georgia without compromising on time in Antarctica. Off-ship adventures are perfectly balanced with relaxation time on board your comfortably appointed 5*…
4.6 out of 5
A cost-effective Antarctic adventure. This itinerary is also ideal for those with limited time wanting to combine Antarctica with time exploring Patagonia. Sailing one way and flying back, you get to combine two iconic places: Antarctica and Cape Horn. Note,…
4.6 out of 5
This unique express trip saves time by flying to Antarctica, cutting out 2 sailing days and skipping the Falklands. Maximising your time amid the spectacular wildlife and scenery of Antarctica and South Georgia is the focus of this voyage. The…
4.5 out of 5
This voyage takes in the wildlife-rich wonders of South Georgia and the Falklands, as well as the dramatic landscapes of the Antarctic Peninsula. You’ll travel on board one of the most exciting new polar ships with spacious cabins, state-of-the-art technology…
Experience Antarctica from a hybrid diesel-electric ship with reduced fuel consumption, lower CO2 emissions and quieter sailing. Off-ship exploration, including optional kayaking and camping, is complemented by educational lectures, citizen science workshops, and crafts sessions. Relax in outdoor jacuzzis while…
Encounter a diverse blend of history, landscapes and epic wildlife with an impressive 12 days of off-ship exploring the Falklands, South Georgia and Antarctica. A pre-voyage Santiago hotel stay and domestic charter flights are included for maximum convenience and value.…
4.6 out of 5
Explore the White Continent aboard one of the polar fleet's newest additions, a state-of-the-art expedition vessel combining adventure with comfort. As well as being limited to only 130 passengers, there’s a wide range of optional activities on this classic Antarctic…
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.
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.
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.
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.
Most people who visit Antarctica do so by cruise ship and sleep onboard every night. At Swoop, we work with a huge selection of vessels to suit every taste, from compact options with capacity for under 70 guests to larger ships featuring various dining options and social areas.
Your Swoop specialist will help you narrow down the choices and find the ideal match for your trip to the White Continent.
A select number of people opt to fly to Antarctica and stay in an exclusive ice camp. Spaces on these land-based expeditions are limited and the price is much higher than most ship-based voyages. For more details, please see our South Pole and Antarctic Interior expeditions page.
Yes, you get to leave the ship on our cruises, as long as conditions allow, so you can truly immerse yourself in Antarctica’s incredible wildlife and icy scenery.
We do not offer voyages on larger ships (500+ people) as these aren't permitted to allow passengers to leave the vessel and explore the White Continent. For more guidance, discover what you can expect on our polar cruises.
You will need to budget from about $6,000 for the shortest Antarctic Peninsula cruise up to approximately $60,000 or more for a land-based South Pole trip. To discover more about how much voyages cost on average, visit our guide.
The number of days needed for your Antarctic voyage depends on the type you choose, but most classic Peninsula cruises are 10 days long at the least.
You can cut up to four days' sailing time across the Drake Passage from your voyage by flying to Antarctica, or you could choose to lengthen your trip by visiting exhilarating destinations such as wildlife-packed South Georgia (18+ days) or the remote Ross Sea (21+ days).
Safety is the most important consideration for the teams running cruises to Antarctica. All the ships we work with are manned by experts with a wealth of experience in ensuring safe travel to polar regions.
The best time of year to sail to Antarctica depends on your preferences. December, January and February tend to be the most popular options because the weather is usually slightly more predictable during these months.
November and March are shoulder season yet still offer a wonderful experience – not to mention typically lower prices.
Antarctica’s average temperatures during its main summer travelling season range from 28°F to 44°F (-2°C to 6°C), which often surprises visitors with their relative mildness. Expedition ships only visit during this time of year as it offers a far more hospitable climate compared to the harsh winter months. In fact, you might even find yourself overheating while trekking uphill through the snow!
Just keep in mind that Antarctica is full of surprises, and strong winds can create a significant wind chill that quickly cools you down. This is especially noticeable when you’re out on deck whale watching or admiring spectacular icebergs. Fortunately, with proper preparation – wearing waterproof and windproof outer layers combined with insulating layers to retain heat – you can stay comfortable and dry.
Expedition cruises to the Antarctic Peninsula typically leave from the southern tip of South America, with Ushuaia in Argentina and Puerto Williams in Chile being the most common ports of departure. If you’re opting to skip the Drake Passage by flying to Antarctica, your plane will usually take off from Punta Arenas or Puerto Natales in Chile.
A select few expeditions venture to the remote Ross Sea region of Antarctica, departing from Australia and New Zealand.
For more details, explore our guide on how to get to Antarctica.
Picture a humpback whale gliding past your kayak or sleeping out in the pristine snow of a polar campsite. An adventure activity can take your Antarctic cruise to the next level.
Discover MoreA jewel in Antarctica's crown, South Georgia is one of the world's great wildlife destinations: the Serengeti of the Southern Ocean
Discover MoreThe Antarctic Peninsula is one of the best wildlife watching destinations on Earth, with a host of penguins, whales, seals and more to discover.
Discover MoreA short two-hour flight quickly and comfortably transports you to the White Continent. On arrival, you then switch to an awaiting ship that acts as your floating hotel.
Discover MoreWe'll spend some time listening to your aspirations, then discuss the kind of experience that might suit you.
Next we'll discuss the options, shortlist the best trips for you and present you our impartial recommendations.
We'll place a 24 hour hold on your preferred option - without obligation - whilst we talk through the details.
With over 100 years of Antarctic experience between us, we can help guide you to exactly the right trip for you.
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