Experiences (10)
Paddle among brash ice, sleep under a sky that never quite gets dark, or simply sit very still while a colony goes about its business. Here's what a day in Antarctica can hold.
Zodiac LandingsIncludedZodiac LandingsThe heartbeat of every expedition: small inflatable boats that carry you from ship to shore and in among the ice.Discover →
Sea KayakingFrom $1,000 as an add-onSea KayakingPaddle in near-silence among brash ice, with only the crackle of melting bergs and the breath of passing whales.Discover →
Camping on the IceFrom $500 as an add-onCamping on the IceSpend a night ashore in a bivvy bag, listening to glaciers groan under a sky that never quite darkens.Discover →
Polar PlungeIncludedPolar PlungeA few breathless seconds in water just above freezing — the Antarctic rite of passage nobody forgets.Discover →
Photography VoyagesIncludedPhotography VoyagesDepartures with professional photographers on board, offering workshops, field coaching and image reviews.Discover →
Whale WatchingIncludedWhale WatchingHumpbacks, minkes and orcas gather to feed in the krill-rich summer waters.Discover →
Penguin ColoniesIncludedPenguin ColoniesGentoos, chinstraps, Adélies, kings and, for a lucky few, emperors — in noisy, busy, unforgettable colonies.Discover →
Citizen ScienceIncludedCitizen ScienceContribute real data to research on clouds, seabirds, whales and plankton while you travel.Discover →
Mountaineering & SnowshoeingFrom $800 as an add-onMountaineering & SnowshoeingRope up with mountain guides for glacier walks and modest ascents with views across the ice.Discover →
Shackleton & Polar HistoryIncludedShackleton & Polar HistoryWalk in the footsteps of the heroic age in South Georgia: Grytviken, Shackleton's grave and the trail to Stromness.Discover →
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