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Discover Antarctica's stunning landscapes and fascinating wildlife on unforgettable expeditions

Prepare to be awe-struck as you set foot on a journey of a lifetime, sailing through ice-choked waters and encountering unique wildlife in their natural habitats.


Our meticulously crafted expeditions offer you an unparalleled chance to explore the world's most remote and untouched destinations. Traverse the icy wonderland of Antarctica, where towering glaciers and crystalline icebergs create an ethereal panorama. Immerse yourself in the diverse ecosystems of the Antarctic Peninsula, the Falkland Islands, and the South Georgia islands - home to vibrant flora, inquisitive penguins, and majestic albatrosses.

Find solace in our modern vessels, a cozy haven amid frozen landscapes. Delight in gourmet cuisine, unwind in well-appointed suites and savor panoramic views from observation lounges.

Our team of seasoned experts will enrich your journey with their profound knowledge. Join them on insightful lectures and shore excursions, gaining a deeper understanding of the region's ecology, history, and conservation efforts.

We are committed to preserving the pristine beauty of these fragile environments. Our cruises follow eco-friendly practices, ensuring minimal impact on the delicate ecosystems we visit.

Whether you're an intrepid explorer seeking adventure or a nature enthusiast yearning for polar tranquility, our cruises promise an experience beyond imagination.

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When to go to Antarctica

Find out the best time to visit Antarctica with our month-by-month guide.

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January

Peak season with near 24-hour daylight. Spot adorable fluffy penguin chicks and explore remote huts used by explorers in the Ross Sea.

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February

Best time for whale watching, including humpback, sperm, and orca whales. Penguins and fur seals remain abundant, and cruises venture beyond the Polar Circle.

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March

As the season winds down, fewer ships visit. Great for whale spotting and witnessing fur seals on the Antarctic Peninsula.

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April

Cruise ships are absent during the winter, with extreme temperatures and darkness dominating the region. Only scientists and film crews stay.

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May

Cruise ships are absent during the winter, with extreme temperatures and darkness dominating the region. Only scientists and film crews stay.

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June

Cruise ships are absent during the winter, with extreme temperatures and darkness dominating the region. Only scientists and film crews stay.

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July

Cruise ships are absent during the winter, with extreme temperatures and darkness dominating the region. Only scientists and film crews stay.

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August

Cruise ships are absent during the winter, with extreme temperatures and darkness dominating the region. Only scientists and film crews stay.

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September

Cruise ships are absent during the winter, with extreme temperatures and darkness dominating the region. Only scientists and film crews stay.

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October

Few cruises visit this early, but it offers lower fares, pristine landscapes, and the potential for great photography. Look for penguins and seals on icebergs.

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November

The Antarctica season begins, and you can witness hatching penguin chicks. Combining with South Georgia allows viewing elephant seal courting and penguin mating. Spring flowers bloom on subantarctic islands, and seabirds soar over the Drake Passage.

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December

Arguably the best time with warmer temperatures, long daylight, and active wildlife. However, it's the most expensive period.

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