Falklands, South Georgia & Antarctica

Penguin with Ship in the background in Antarctica
Penguin with Ship in the background in Antarctica
Penguin with Ship in the background in Antarctica

Areas Visited:

Duration:

20 days

Departure

Oct 27, 2025

Return

Nov 16, 2025

Vessel

196 Passengers

Price:

On Request

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Day 1: Ushuaia, Argentina

  • Embarkation in Ushuaia, often referred to as the "End of the World."

  • Begin the journey through the Beagle Channel.

Day 2-3: At Sea (Beagle Channel and South Atlantic Ocean)

  • Continue sailing through the South Atlantic Ocean.

  • Bird watching opportunities and introductory lectures on the region's history and wildlife.

Day 4-5: Falkland Islands

  • Explore the Falkland Islands, known for their rugged landscapes and diverse wildlife.

  • Potential landings at sites like Port Stanley or Saunders Island.

Day 6-10: South Georgia

  • Arrive in South Georgia, a haven for wildlife enthusiasts.

  • Visit sites like Grytviken, Salisbury Plain, and Fortuna Bay.

  • Witness colonies of king penguins and other wildlife.

Day 11-12: At Sea (Southern Ocean)

  • Cross the Southern Ocean towards Antarctica.

  • Lectures and wildlife spotting opportunities.

Day 13-18: Antarctic Peninsula

  • Explore the Antarctic Peninsula, with potential landings at sites like Neko Harbour, Petermann Island, and Port Lockroy.

  • Witness diverse wildlife, including penguins, seals, and whales.

Day 19: At Sea (Drake Passage)

  • Begin the journey back to Ushuaia via the Drake Passage.

  • Continue wildlife spotting and lectures.

Day 20: Ushuaia, Argentina

  • Disembark in Ushuaia, marking the end of the expedition.

Day 1: Ushuaia, Argentina

  • Embarkation in Ushuaia, often referred to as the "End of the World."

  • Begin the journey through the Beagle Channel.

Day 2-3: At Sea (Beagle Channel and South Atlantic Ocean)

  • Continue sailing through the South Atlantic Ocean.

  • Bird watching opportunities and introductory lectures on the region's history and wildlife.

Day 4-5: Falkland Islands

  • Explore the Falkland Islands, known for their rugged landscapes and diverse wildlife.

  • Potential landings at sites like Port Stanley or Saunders Island.

Day 6-10: South Georgia

  • Arrive in South Georgia, a haven for wildlife enthusiasts.

  • Visit sites like Grytviken, Salisbury Plain, and Fortuna Bay.

  • Witness colonies of king penguins and other wildlife.

Day 11-12: At Sea (Southern Ocean)

  • Cross the Southern Ocean towards Antarctica.

  • Lectures and wildlife spotting opportunities.

Day 13-18: Antarctic Peninsula

  • Explore the Antarctic Peninsula, with potential landings at sites like Neko Harbour, Petermann Island, and Port Lockroy.

  • Witness diverse wildlife, including penguins, seals, and whales.

Day 19: At Sea (Drake Passage)

  • Begin the journey back to Ushuaia via the Drake Passage.

  • Continue wildlife spotting and lectures.

Day 20: Ushuaia, Argentina

  • Disembark in Ushuaia, marking the end of the expedition.

Day 1: Ushuaia, Argentina

  • Embarkation in Ushuaia, often referred to as the "End of the World."

  • Begin the journey through the Beagle Channel.

Day 2-3: At Sea (Beagle Channel and South Atlantic Ocean)

  • Continue sailing through the South Atlantic Ocean.

  • Bird watching opportunities and introductory lectures on the region's history and wildlife.

Day 4-5: Falkland Islands

  • Explore the Falkland Islands, known for their rugged landscapes and diverse wildlife.

  • Potential landings at sites like Port Stanley or Saunders Island.

Day 6-10: South Georgia

  • Arrive in South Georgia, a haven for wildlife enthusiasts.

  • Visit sites like Grytviken, Salisbury Plain, and Fortuna Bay.

  • Witness colonies of king penguins and other wildlife.

Day 11-12: At Sea (Southern Ocean)

  • Cross the Southern Ocean towards Antarctica.

  • Lectures and wildlife spotting opportunities.

Day 13-18: Antarctic Peninsula

  • Explore the Antarctic Peninsula, with potential landings at sites like Neko Harbour, Petermann Island, and Port Lockroy.

  • Witness diverse wildlife, including penguins, seals, and whales.

Day 19: At Sea (Drake Passage)

  • Begin the journey back to Ushuaia via the Drake Passage.

  • Continue wildlife spotting and lectures.

Day 20: Ushuaia, Argentina

  • Disembark in Ushuaia, marking the end of the expedition.

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1. How do I book an expedition with Unsold Antarctica?

2. What is included in the expedition price?

3. What is not included in the expedition price?

4. What should I pack for Antarctica?

5. Are there Antarctica expeditions suitable for solo travelers?

6. How many people will be on my Antarctica expedition?

7. What is your cancellation policy?

8. Do you offer travel insurance?

1. How do I book an expedition with Unsold Antarctica?

2. What is included in the expedition price?

3. What is not included in the expedition price?

4. What should I pack for Antarctica?

5. Are there Antarctica expeditions suitable for solo travelers?

6. How many people will be on my Antarctica expedition?

7. What is your cancellation policy?

8. Do you offer travel insurance?

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