Antarctica By Helicopter: Icebergs, Mountains and Remote Lands
Areas Visited
Antarctica Peninsula
Duration
12 days
Departures
Vessels
Price:
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Itinerary
Map
Day 1: Arrival in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Arrive in Buenos Aires, the starting point for your expedition.
Spend the day exploring Buenos Aires or relaxing at your hotel.
Day 2: Embarkation
Fly to Ushuaia, Argentina, and embark on the Ultramarine.
Begin your journey through the Beagle Channel.
Day 3: At Sea - Drake Passage
Cross the Drake Passage, known for its rich marine life and unpredictable weather.
Attend lectures on wildlife, glaciology, and photography.
Day 4: At Sea - Drake Passage
Continue crossing the Drake Passage.
Look for wildlife such as whales and seabirds.
Day 5: South Shetland Islands or Antarctic Peninsula
Arrive at the South Shetland Islands or the Antarctic Peninsula.
Potential Zodiac excursions to explore islands and wildlife.
Day 6: Antarctic Peninsula
Explore the Antarctic Peninsula by Zodiac and potentially by helicopter if weather permits.
Visit areas like Antarctic Sound and observe wildlife such as penguins and seals.
Day 7: Antarctic Peninsula
Continue exploring the Antarctic Peninsula.
Heli flightseeing or landing if weather conditions are favorable.
Day 8: Erebus and Terror Gulf
Visit Erebus and Terror Gulf.
Potential helicopter excursions to explore remote landscapes.
Day 9: Weddell Sea
Explore the Weddell Sea.
Look for unique wildlife and ice formations.
Day 10: At Sea
Relax on board as you journey back across the Drake Passage.
Enjoy spa treatments or attend presentations.
Day 11: At Sea
Continue crossing the Drake Passage.
Attend lectures and enjoy onboard activities.
Day 12: Disembarkation in Ushuaia
Disembark the Ultramarine in Ushuaia.
Fly back to Buenos Aires for your onward journey.
Itinerary
Map
Day 1: Arrival in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Arrive in Buenos Aires, the starting point for your expedition.
Spend the day exploring Buenos Aires or relaxing at your hotel.
Day 2: Embarkation
Fly to Ushuaia, Argentina, and embark on the Ultramarine.
Begin your journey through the Beagle Channel.
Day 3: At Sea - Drake Passage
Cross the Drake Passage, known for its rich marine life and unpredictable weather.
Attend lectures on wildlife, glaciology, and photography.
Day 4: At Sea - Drake Passage
Continue crossing the Drake Passage.
Look for wildlife such as whales and seabirds.
Day 5: South Shetland Islands or Antarctic Peninsula
Arrive at the South Shetland Islands or the Antarctic Peninsula.
Potential Zodiac excursions to explore islands and wildlife.
Day 6: Antarctic Peninsula
Explore the Antarctic Peninsula by Zodiac and potentially by helicopter if weather permits.
Visit areas like Antarctic Sound and observe wildlife such as penguins and seals.
Day 7: Antarctic Peninsula
Continue exploring the Antarctic Peninsula.
Heli flightseeing or landing if weather conditions are favorable.
Day 8: Erebus and Terror Gulf
Visit Erebus and Terror Gulf.
Potential helicopter excursions to explore remote landscapes.
Day 9: Weddell Sea
Explore the Weddell Sea.
Look for unique wildlife and ice formations.
Day 10: At Sea
Relax on board as you journey back across the Drake Passage.
Enjoy spa treatments or attend presentations.
Day 11: At Sea
Continue crossing the Drake Passage.
Attend lectures and enjoy onboard activities.
Day 12: Disembarkation in Ushuaia
Disembark the Ultramarine in Ushuaia.
Fly back to Buenos Aires for your onward journey.
Itinerary
Map
Day 1: Arrival in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Arrive in Buenos Aires, the starting point for your expedition.
Spend the day exploring Buenos Aires or relaxing at your hotel.
Day 2: Embarkation
Fly to Ushuaia, Argentina, and embark on the Ultramarine.
Begin your journey through the Beagle Channel.
Day 3: At Sea - Drake Passage
Cross the Drake Passage, known for its rich marine life and unpredictable weather.
Attend lectures on wildlife, glaciology, and photography.
Day 4: At Sea - Drake Passage
Continue crossing the Drake Passage.
Look for wildlife such as whales and seabirds.
Day 5: South Shetland Islands or Antarctic Peninsula
Arrive at the South Shetland Islands or the Antarctic Peninsula.
Potential Zodiac excursions to explore islands and wildlife.
Day 6: Antarctic Peninsula
Explore the Antarctic Peninsula by Zodiac and potentially by helicopter if weather permits.
Visit areas like Antarctic Sound and observe wildlife such as penguins and seals.
Day 7: Antarctic Peninsula
Continue exploring the Antarctic Peninsula.
Heli flightseeing or landing if weather conditions are favorable.
Day 8: Erebus and Terror Gulf
Visit Erebus and Terror Gulf.
Potential helicopter excursions to explore remote landscapes.
Day 9: Weddell Sea
Explore the Weddell Sea.
Look for unique wildlife and ice formations.
Day 10: At Sea
Relax on board as you journey back across the Drake Passage.
Enjoy spa treatments or attend presentations.
Day 11: At Sea
Continue crossing the Drake Passage.
Attend lectures and enjoy onboard activities.
Day 12: Disembarkation in Ushuaia
Disembark the Ultramarine in Ushuaia.
Fly back to Buenos Aires for your onward journey.
Frequently asked questions
FAQs
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?
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?