Day 1: End of the world, start of a journey

• Your voyage begins in Ushuaia, Argentina, often referred to as the end of the world. This is where your journey to Antarctica starts.

Day 2 - 3: Path of the polar explorers

• Details for these days are not specified, but they likely involve navigating through the Drake Passage, a significant body of water known for its challenging conditions and rich wildlife.

Day 4 - 9: Sights of late summer Antarctica

• Livingston Island: Visit Hannah Point to see gentoo and chinstrap penguins, southern giant petrels, and elephant seals.

• Deception Island: Explore an abandoned whaling station and observe cape petrels, kelp gulls, brown and south polar skuas, and Antarctic terns.

• Cuverville Island: Home to a large gentoo penguin colony and breeding pairs of brown skuas.

• Neko Harbour: Offers a Zodiac cruise and landing with views of glaciers and alpine peaks. You may set foot on the continent here.

• Paradise Bay: Take a Zodiac cruise to see humpback and minke whales.

• Pléneau & Petermann Islands: If ice conditions allow, sail through the Lemaire Channel to see Adélie penguins and blue-eyed shags. Look for humpback and minke whales, and leopard seals.

• Crystal Sound: Navigate through this ice-packed area to cross the Polar Circle.

• Detaille Island: Visit an abandoned British research station, known for its mountains and glaciers.

• Fish Islands: Encounter Adélie penguins and blue-eyed shags.

• Melchior Islands: Enjoy a landscape rich with icebergs, and spot leopard seals, crabeater seals, and whales. Diving opportunities are available here.

Day 10 - 11: Familiar seas, familiar friends

• Details for these days are not specified, but they likely involve returning north through familiar waters, possibly with additional wildlife viewing opportunities.

Day 12: There and back again...

• This day marks the end of your expedition as you return to Ushuaia.