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With only one crossing of the Drake Passage, these ‘fly & sail’ itineraries allow more time for exploration to discover Antarctica. Witness humpback and minke whales feasting on krill against a backdrop of mesmerising icebergs, Zodiac cruise around ice floes spotting leopard seals, set-foot on land amidst vast penguin colonies, hike to breath-taking panoramic viewpoints and visit working scientific research stations and historic huts.

If you only have one chance to visit Antarctica this 23-day voyage is for you. This epic voyage will let you see many of the main highlights in Antarctica including the Antarctic Peninsula, The Falkland Islands and South Georgia, and if conditions allow you will even cross the Antarctic Circle. The voyage will give you an in-depth appreciation of the wildlife that thrives in one of the most inhospitable places on the planet, seeing everything from ferocious leopard seals to curious penguins and humpback whales.

This epic 22-day voyage takes you on an incomparable journey, visiting enigmatic Subantarctic islands and the Antarctic Peninsula. Feel awed in the presence of the king penguin colonies in South Georgia, some of the largest on Earth. Immerse yourself in the serene grandeur of the Antarctic Peninsula as you embrace the true spirit of exploration and adventure.

This 21-day voyage encompasses the best of the Antarctic Peninsula, South Georgia and the Falkland islands. Explore Stanley in the Falklands and South Georgia, home of the world's largest king penguin colony. Visit Antarctica, the most distant area on Earth, where penguin chicks are quickly fattening, whales migrate to feast on abundant krill, and ice seals are pulled out on ice floes.

This 12-day expedition is perfect for your first trip to Antarctica, seeing the continent at it’s most pristine. Witness the spectacle of penguin colonies building their nests, seals basking on the ice floes, cruise around spectacular icebergs aboard Zodiacs, visiting working research stations and gain a unique insight into Antarctica. You’ll be amongst the few to set foot on the least visited continent on earth!