Explore the frozen continent of Antarctica, Patagonia’s amazing national parks, and stunning Chilean fjords on an unforgettable expedition cruise.
 
 
Start in romantic Buenos Aires before heading to Ushuaia, where your hybrid electric-powered expedition ship awaits. We’ll sail the Drake Passage to the white wilderness of Antarctica, where you’ll spend five beautiful days.
 
Visiting Antarctica in March is an excellent opportunity to see wildlife. Penguin chicks are fledging and the nutrient-rich waters attract whales. Our Expedition Team will give fascinating lectures and lead landings and ice cruises. Our exact itinerary depends on the sea ice and weather conditions, but we’ll always bring you to the best spots available at the time.
 
We’ll go straight back into adventure mode and attempt a landing at Cape Horn. The Pacific and the Atlantic collide here, creating challenging conditions. This just makes it all the more exciting, especially if we succeed. If we go ashore, we’ll visit the small town of Puerto Williams, and attempt a cruise to Garibaldi Fjord, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and home to a glacier of the same name.
 
Arriving in Puerto Natales, you may join an optional excursion to the world-renowned Torres del Paine National Park. Next is Pio XI, the longest glacier in the Southern Hemisphere outside of Antarctica. The isolated but inviting communities of Puerto Edén and Caleta Tortel come next. Castro is a charming, rustic city with access to Chiloé National Park, while Niebla and its old Spanish fortress is your last stop before the vibrant hilltop city of Valparaíso.