17 DAYS ANTARTICA PENGUIN SAFARI

Nestled along the Beagle Channel’s southern shores, Puerto Williams claims the title of the “southernmost city in the world.” Surrounded by majestic mountains and the dramatic “Dientes de Navarino” backdrop, this quiet enclave was initially a naval base and now serves as a gateway for Antarctic exploration. With rustic charm, a small village feel, and the soothing aroma of wood smoke, Puerto Williams offers a peaceful escape at the end of the world.

Embrace the serene rhythm of days at sea, offering a perfect canvas for relaxation and rejuvenation. Whether it’s a visit to the spa, a workout in the gym, diving into a good book, or basking under the sun’s warm embrace, this tranquil blue sea day provides a harmonious counterpoint to the bustling explorations ashore. 

New Island emerges as a haven for wildlife, where rockhopper penguins frolic on craggy shores, seals laze along the coastline, and albatross soar above. Encounter the fascinating spectacle of five penguin species, including regal king penguins, gracing the pristine beaches. Amidst the captivating scenery, listen to the symphony of crashing waves and the vibrant calls of albatross, cormorants, and rockhopper penguins. 

In the afternoon, continue to West Point Island. Its dramatic landscape resonates with the cries of black-browed albatrosses, which once led to its name as Albatross Island. This secluded haven is teeming with diverse birdlife, from the lively rockhopper penguins to imperial cormorants. The tranquil terrain is home to the iconic Cliff Mountain and the endemic Felton’s flower. Amidst the captivating scenery, encounter playful Commerson’s dolphins and basking fur seals along the inviting shores of West Point Island. 

Discover local landmarks like Christ Church Cathedral, adorned with a whalebone arch, amidst the presence of imported garden gnomes and Union Jacks. Explore the Historic Docklands Museum for a nuanced understanding of the islands’ intricate past and contested history, while the true stars of Stanley are the myriad penguins that call it home, offering an immersive and unforgettable wildlife encounter. 

Days at sea are the perfect opportunities to relax, unwind and enjoy cruise facilities. 

In the company of king and Macaroni penguins, alongside wandering albatrosses and elephant seals gliding over the waves, South Georgia unfolds as a haven for curious exploration. Former whaling stations echo tales of a bygone era and immerse yourself in the Shackleton saga, where a museum and poignant memorial pay homage to Antarctic exploration. 

Days at sea are the perfect opportunities to relax, unwind and enjoy cruise facilities. 

Journey down to one of the planet’s most remote, extreme and enchanting wilderness, Antarctica. You will ultimately land on the frozen shores of the nearly inaccessible White Continent. 

Cruise along the Antarctic Peninsula, the untamed landscape of snow-blanketed fjords, cathedral-sized icebergs and calving glaciers. 

Lying close to the north-western tip of the Antarctic Peninsula, separated by the Bransfield Strait, the South Shetland Islands, is home to plump elephant seals, crowds of Gentoo, Chinstrap and Adelie Penguins with research bases of several countries. 

Depending on weather condition, every day is different and bring new discoveries into your adventure. Partake in zodiac excursions across remote bays in the company of curious penguins, whales, orcas, seals or seabirds. 

Having exchanged stories of a lifetime with fellow travellers over a glass of champagne, you will disembark at King George Island and board a flight to Punta Arenas. 

We will arrange transfer to airport for your onwards journey or home.