Day 1: Ushuaia, Argentina

• Arrive in Ushuaia, Argentina, the southernmost city in the world, located within the Tierra del Fuego archipelago. Enjoy the city's small-town feel, shops, museums, cafés, and restaurants. For the adventurous, nearby Tierra del Fuego National Park and Martial Glacier offer hiking opportunities[1][3].

Day 2: Ushuaia, Argentina and Embarkation

• Spend the morning exploring Ushuaia or relaxing. Embark on your expedition ship in the afternoon. Meet fellow travelers and the Expedition Team, who will ensure your comfort and safety throughout the journey[1][3].

Day 3: At Sea

• Begin your journey across the Southern Ocean. The day is filled with presentations and lectures by the Expedition Team, preparing you for the wildlife and experiences ahead. Enjoy socializing with fellow passengers or take in the views from the outer decks[1][3].

Days 4 & 5: Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas)

• Explore the Falkland Islands, visiting the quaint English village of Stanley and birdwatching at rugged seabird cliffs. Wander through the islands' sandy dunes and enjoy the unique wildlife[1][3].

Days 6 & 7: At Sea

• Continue sailing towards South Georgia. The Expedition Team provides further insights into the region's wildlife and history through lectures and workshops[1].

Days 8–11: South Georgia

• Discover South Georgia's incredible wildlife, including king penguins and fur seals. Visit historic sites like Grytviken, where you can see Sir Ernest Shackleton's grave and explore an old whaling station, museum, and church[1][3].

Days 12 & 13: At Sea

• Depart South Georgia and head towards Antarctica. The Expedition Team continues with presentations and workshops to prepare you for the Antarctic experience[1][3].

Days 14–17: South Shetland Islands and Antarctic Peninsula

• Explore the untouched landscapes of Antarctica, including the South Shetland Islands and the Antarctic Peninsula. Witness diverse wildlife such as penguins, seals, and whales. Participate in Zodiac excursions and optional activities like paddling or the Polar Plunge[1][3].

Days 18 & 19: Crossing the Drake Passage

• Begin your journey back to Ushuaia, crossing the Drake Passage. This is a significant part of the Antarctic adventure, known for its unpredictable seas and wildlife viewing opportunities[1][3].

Day 20: Disembarkation in Ushuaia, Argentina

• Arrive back in Ushuaia and disembark, concluding your expedition[1][3].