Discovering the 7th Continent itinerary delivers the very best of the Antarctic Peninsula in one unforgettable journey: cross the legendary 800-kilometer (500-mile) Drake Passage; explore majestic polar landscapes by Zodiac, kayak, or on foot; photograph penguins, whales, and seals framed by towering ice; and deepen your experience with expert presentations on history, biology, and glaciology.
Fly to Buenos Aires.
Upon arrival in Buenos Aires, check in at the DoubleTree by Hilton Buenos Aires.
Fly to Ushuaia
After breakfast, fly to Ushuaia. Upon arrival at Ushuaia International Airport, a transfer will be arranged from the airport to your hotel. You will begin your journey in Ushuaia, a small but bustling port town at the tip of South America. This Argentine town is an ideal gateway for you to explore the southern extent of Patagonia while preparing for your adventure ahead. Enjoy the mountains or sample handcrafted chocolate at a café in town. Overnight at the Las Hayas Resort Hotel
After breakfast, your luggage will be collected from the hotel lobby and transferred to your cabin on the ship. Guests will meet at a designated location near the pier, usually about 4 pm, and board the waiting buses for transfer to the ship. After which your vessel will sail down the historic Beagle Channel, which transects the Tierra del Fuego archipelago in the extreme south of South America. Expect an air of anticipation as you depart—the next time you see land, you’ll be on the world’s southernmost continent!
2">The heat of summer generate nutrient-rich waters that attract a variety of whale species as well as Humpback whales, It whales and Orcas and supply extraordinary chances to see these extraordinary marine animals swimming, tail slapping and feeding. Catching a whale damage from the icy ocean, set on a backdrop of frozen glaciers and mountains of snow is an extraordinary memories that stays at travellers. There is also a wide variety of birdlife on both Antarctica and the surrounding islands, making the area a birdwatcher’s paradise. Various types of seabirds like Albatrosses, Petrels, Skuas and Cormorants can be watched flying above the ocean or nesting on rocky cliffs. 3">It can cope with the powerful winds and extreme temperatures of the Southern Ocean – a testament to the amazing strength of Antarctic wildlife. Most nature observation takes place on adventure trips in vessels specifically built for such trips and in Zodiac boats, who allow tourists to reach populations and feeding grounds at a respectful distance that preserves the animals and their environment. Expert expedition leaders and naturalists in charge of beach trips enable greater opportunities to spot nature in its original environment and gain knowledge the area's natural environments. The Antarctic travel tourism season runs from November to March so there are changing wildlife displays every day of the months.
5">The excitement of spotting individual animals is only one aspect of wildlife watching in Antarctica. It is also a chance to see the relationship of life in a remote, and largely untouched, part of the world. The silence of the landscape, broken only by the sounds of seabirds and the calls of penguins, gives a sense of peace that adds to the overall satisfaction. Each encounter is unique, if it’s seeing a group of dolphins swimming in the sun, watching a whale surface next to a Zodiac boat and seeing a colony of penguins interacting with each other. It is a powerful reminder of the need to conserve the natural world, and inspire a deeper appreciation of the beauty and diversity of our planet. 6">For many travellers, nature watching is the highlight of their Antarctic adventure, creating memories that cannot be enjoyed in other places. Antarctica is a special occasion to be in touch with nature in the most natural way, with beautiful scenery and amazing experiences. Every natural wonder adventure results to the magic of studying the White Continent, from the funny activities of penguins and the awesome presence of whales to the elegant flight of seabirds, and creates memories it remain memorable long after the journey has ended, resulting in wildlife seeing one of the most extraordinary things to do in Antarctica.
Legendary for its high winds and rolling seas, you may get lucky and have surprisingly calm seas through the Drake Passage. Spend your time in the lounge or chatting with your fellow travelers. As you gain your sea legs during the crossing, our expedition team will begin their series of presentations to help prepare you for your upcoming Zodiac and land excursions. You officially enter Antarctica when your ship crosses the Antarctic Convergence, a biological boundary that fluctuates around 60° south.
Legendary for its high winds and rolling seas, you may get lucky and have surprisingly calm seas through the Drake Passage. Spend your time in the lounge or chatting with your fellow travelers. As you gain your sea legs during the crossing, our expedition team will begin their series of presentations to help prepare you for your upcoming Zodiac and land excursions. You officially enter Antarctica when your ship crosses the Antarctic Convergence, a biological boundary that fluctuates around 60° south.
2">The heat of summer generate nutrient-rich waters that attract a variety of whale species as well as Humpback whales, It whales and Orcas and supply extraordinary chances to see these extraordinary marine animals swimming, tail slapping and feeding. Catching a whale damage from the icy ocean, set on a backdrop of frozen glaciers and mountains of snow is an extraordinary memories that stays at travellers. There is also a wide variety of birdlife on both Antarctica and the surrounding islands, making the area a birdwatcher’s paradise. Various types of seabirds like Albatrosses, Petrels, Skuas and Cormorants can be watched flying above the ocean or nesting on rocky cliffs. 3">It can cope with the powerful winds and extreme temperatures of the Southern Ocean – a testament to the amazing strength of Antarctic wildlife. Most nature observation takes place on adventure trips in vessels specifically built for such trips and in Zodiac boats, who allow tourists to reach populations and feeding grounds at a respectful distance that preserves the animals and their environment. Expert expedition leaders and naturalists in charge of beach trips enable greater opportunities to spot nature in its original environment and gain knowledge the area's natural environments. The Antarctic travel tourism season runs from November to March so there are changing wildlife displays every day of the months.
5">The excitement of spotting individual animals is only one aspect of wildlife watching in Antarctica. It is also a chance to see the relationship of life in a remote, and largely untouched, part of the world. The silence of the landscape, broken only by the sounds of seabirds and the calls of penguins, gives a sense of peace that adds to the overall satisfaction. Each encounter is unique, if it’s seeing a group of dolphins swimming in the sun, watching a whale surface next to a Zodiac boat and seeing a colony of penguins interacting with each other. It is a powerful reminder of the need to conserve the natural world, and inspire a deeper appreciation of the beauty and diversity of our planet. 6">For many travellers, nature watching is the highlight of their Antarctic adventure, creating memories that cannot be enjoyed in other places. Antarctica is a special occasion to be in touch with nature in the most natural way, with beautiful scenery and amazing experiences. Every natural wonder adventure results to the magic of studying the White Continent, from the funny activities of penguins and the awesome presence of whales to the elegant flight of seabirds, and creates memories it remain memorable long after the journey has ended, resulting in wildlife seeing one of the most extraordinary things to do in Antarctica.
Kayaking in Antarctic Waters 0">What To Plan For During An Antarctic Kayaking Adventure
12">When to go kayaking in Antarctica
Antarctic cruise season runs from October through March. These months have warmer temperatures and longer hours of daylight.
13">December, January, and February are particularly popular for kayaking as the weather is generally more favorable and wildlife activity is at its peak. In these months, travelers are more likely to see whales, penguins, and seals.
14">Why Kayaking Is One of the Best Things to Do in Antarctica
Kayaking is the best pairing of adventure, wildlife, and natural beauty into one memorable activity. It allows visitors to see Antarctica more slowly and to enjoy the beauty of this extraordinary destination.
15">Every moment on the water is special—floating past huge icebergs to watching curious penguins swim by. If you are a seasoned adventurer or a first-time kayaker, touring the waters of the Antarctic by kayak will generate memories to last a lifetime.
16">To tourists, kayaking is one of the most unique, enjoyable, and memorable activities to enjoy in Antarctica.
Upon reaching the 7th Continent, most travelers are filled with a profound sense of awe and wonder. Few places on Earth remain as pristine, remote, and untouched as Antarctica, making the experience truly unforgettable. As you explore this extraordinary wilderness, you will understand why Antarctica has captivated explorers and adventurers for generations. Each expedition is unique, with ever-changing landscapes, wildlife encounters, and natural phenomena ensuring that no two journeys are ever the same, creating a truly personal and once-in-a-lifetime experience.
2">The heat of summer generate nutrient-rich waters that attract a variety of whale species as well as Humpback whales, It whales and Orcas and supply extraordinary chances to see these extraordinary marine animals swimming, tail slapping and feeding. Catching a whale damage from the icy ocean, set on a backdrop of frozen glaciers and mountains of snow is an extraordinary memories that stays at travellers. There is also a wide variety of birdlife on both Antarctica and the surrounding islands, making the area a birdwatcher’s paradise. Various types of seabirds like Albatrosses, Petrels, Skuas and Cormorants can be watched flying above the ocean or nesting on rocky cliffs. 3">It can cope with the powerful winds and extreme temperatures of the Southern Ocean – a testament to the amazing strength of Antarctic wildlife. Most nature observation takes place on adventure trips in vessels specifically built for such trips and in Zodiac boats, who allow tourists to reach populations and feeding grounds at a respectful distance that preserves the animals and their environment. Expert expedition leaders and naturalists in charge of beach trips enable greater opportunities to spot nature in its original environment and gain knowledge the area's natural environments. The Antarctic travel tourism season runs from November to March so there are changing wildlife displays every day of the months.
5">The excitement of spotting individual animals is only one aspect of wildlife watching in Antarctica. It is also a chance to see the relationship of life in a remote, and largely untouched, part of the world. The silence of the landscape, broken only by the sounds of seabirds and the calls of penguins, gives a sense of peace that adds to the overall satisfaction. Each encounter is unique, if it’s seeing a group of dolphins swimming in the sun, watching a whale surface next to a Zodiac boat and seeing a colony of penguins interacting with each other. It is a powerful reminder of the need to conserve the natural world, and inspire a deeper appreciation of the beauty and diversity of our planet. 6">For many travellers, nature watching is the highlight of their Antarctic adventure, creating memories that cannot be enjoyed in other places. Antarctica is a special occasion to be in touch with nature in the most natural way, with beautiful scenery and amazing experiences. Every natural wonder adventure results to the magic of studying the White Continent, from the funny activities of penguins and the awesome presence of whales to the elegant flight of seabirds, and creates memories it remain memorable long after the journey has ended, resulting in wildlife seeing one of the most extraordinary things to do in Antarctica.
Each day, you will take Zodiac excursions from the ship to explore glaciated bays, channels and landing sites. Your Expedition Team will take care of you at each landing, whether you are hiking the Antarctic landscape, visiting a research station or consorting with chinstrap, Adélie and gentoo penguins, all of which can be found here. Keep an eye out for Weddell, fur, crabeater and leopard seals as well as curious whales, such as humpbacks, minkes, or perhaps orcas while on a Zodiac cruise. Each excursion will present a new array of creatures to fascinate you and keep your camera busy.
Amid the serene silence of Antarctica, noisy interludes become indelible memories, such as penguins squabbling over prized pebbles or the boom and crack of a calving glacier.
Every day will be different, having been carefully crafted by your expedition team to inspire and educate you about this wonderful part of the world.
The journey back across the Drake Passage provides final opportunities to enjoy the crisp Antarctic air. Spend time on the deck, watching for seabirds and scouting for whales; enjoy presentations by your Expedition Team; and celebrate the experiences shared exploring Antarctica
The journey back across the Drake Passage provides final opportunities to enjoy the crisp Antarctic air. Spend time on the deck, watching for seabirds and scouting for whales; enjoy presentations by your Expedition Team and celebrate the experiences shared exploring Antarctica
Your expedition concludes as your ship arrives in Ushuaia between 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. After disembarkation, bid farewell to your expedition team and fellow travelers, taking with you unforgettable memories of your Antarctic adventure. Later, fly to Buenos Aires. Upon arrival, transfer to and check in at the DoubleTree by Hilton Buenos Aires.
Fly back home, marking the end of your trip.
Your tour concludes upon arrival in the United Kingdom
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