$10,499 USD per person

This is a once in a lifetime Antarctica expedition to the Antarctic Peninsula, sailing aboard the Magellan Discoverer with Antarctica21!

The journey is designed as a true expedition, with daily Zodiac landings, wildlife encounters, and expert led exploration; while keeping the group intentionally small for a more personal and meaningful experience.

START/END: This trip starts and ends in Ushuaia, Argentina (USH)

Please reach out to us BEFORE booking your flights!!!! Do not book your flight without verifying the departure and arrival times/airports with a Wander Where team member.

LUGGAGE: 1 suitcase and 1 carry on maximum allowed per person.

ROOMING: Cabins are shared Deluxe Veranda Cabins. Solo travelers will be paired with another traveler of the same gender roommate unless a private room option becomes available at additional cost (subject to availability)

CANCELATION POLICY: Due to the nature of expedition travel, all payments are non-refundable. This expedition is subject to the full Terms and Conditions of Antarctica21 and Wander Where Adventures.

https://www.antarctica21.com/termsconditions

OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES: There will be optional adventure activities such as Sea Kayaking and Hiking & Snoeshowing on select departures. Availability is limited and participation is subject to weather, safety conditions, and guide discretion. Additional fees apply and this will need to be booked soon and in FULL.

IMPORTANT NOTES:

• Antarctica is weather and ice dependent

• Flexibility is essential

• Travel insurance covering medical evacuation is MANDATORY

• Participation Forms from Antarctica21 are REQUIRED

• Itinerary is subject to change

Arrive in Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world!!! Guests can explore the town at their leisure before embarking the ship in the afternoon. Once onboard, you’ll settle into your cabin and attend safety briefings before setting sail through the Beagle Channel

Begin the legendary Drake Passage crossing. Time is spent attending educational lectures, wildlife spotting from the deck, and getting to know the expedition team as they prepare you for Antarctic landings.

Continue crossing toward Antarctica. Final landing briefings take place, including Zodiac procedures and environmental guidelines. Seabirds such as albatrosses and petrols often accompany the ship.

These days are dedicated to exploring Antarctica!!!

This is a typical expedition outline. All activities and landings are weather, ice, and wildlife dependent. Flexibility is essential and part of the true Antarctic experience.

Each day typically includes:

• Zodiac landings on the Antarctic continent or nearby islands

• Walks among penguin colonies

• Visits to research stations or historic sites

• Wildlife spotting (penguins, seals, whales)

• Optional activities such as kayaking or snowshoeing

The exact landing sites vary but may include areas such as:

• Neko Harbour

• Paradise Bay

• Cuverville Island

• Deception Island

No two days are the same, plans are adjusted daily to take advantage of the best conditions!

Enjoy a final Zodiac landing before beginning the journey North. A farewell to Antarctica as the ship sets course back across the Drake Passage. We will return crossing of the Drake Passage. Time to reflect on the expedition, attend final lectures, and celebrate the journey with fellow travelers.

Arrive back in Ushuaia in the morning. Disembark after breakfast and continue onward travel or adventures in Patagonia.