Antarctic cruises

From colonies of sea lions and penguins to breathtaking whale sightings, you'll get to see what makes Antarctica so special. What's more, with cruise ships designed specially to explore this remote area, you can expect to explore in complete comfort and style. Plus, thanks to the dedicated and knowledgeable crew onboard, you'll be sure to get the most out of every moment.

The journey to Antarctica is long and because of the raw nature of the destination can be determined by weather conditions. Normally a cruise will combine countries in South America such as Uruguay, Argentina and Chile and then continue on, sailing south across the Drake Passage, the stretch of sea between Cape Horn and Antarctica.

Although it is an adventure to travel to the Antarctic region, it does not necessarily have to be uncomfortable. You are unlikely to have Broadway style theatre productions and comedy nights as on board entertainment, but instead there will be experts such as geologists, nature specialists and scientists giving lectures about the ports of call, offering fascinating insights and sharing their knowledge. The cuisine is likely to be tailored to the location too, with South American specialities and fresh fish, all paired perfectly with an excellent wine list.

South America Antarctica Cruise

In addition, South America and Antarctica cruises are also a popular itinerary. Head down the coast taking in the delights of Latin America before heading over to the Antarctic to see penguins, walrus, orcas and leopard seals in their natural habitat of sheer glaciers and deserts of snow.