In the wake of Jean-Baptiste Charcot
Areas Visited
Antarctica Peninsula
Duration
15 days
Departures
Vessels
Price:
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Itinerary
Map
Day 1: Embarkation in Ushuaia
Embarkation from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
Departure at 6:00 PM.
Begin your journey on Le Commandant Charcot, exploring the Drake Passage.
Day 2-3: Crossing the Drake Passage
Experience the mythical Drake Passage, known for its strong winds and wildlife like cape petrels.
Attend lectures and briefings by the Expedition Leader on IAATO rules and zodiac experiences.
Day 4: Antarctic Peninsula
Arrive at the Antarctic Peninsula, a region of breathtaking landscapes and wildlife.
Opportunities for zodiac outings and landings, depending on weather conditions.
Day 5: Lemaire Channel and Petermann Island
Sail through the Lemaire Channel, an ice palace-like passage between Adelaide Island and Graham Land.
Visit Petermann Island, known for its historical significance and wildlife.
Day 6: Crossing the Antarctic Polar Circle
Weather permitting, cross the Antarctic Polar Circle, an experience few people have.
This area allows for midnight sun viewing during the December solstice.
Day 7: Marguerite Bay
Explore Marguerite Bay, named by Jean-Baptiste Charcot after his wife.
Observe Adelie penguins and leopard seals in this beautiful region.
Day 8: Pourquoi Pas Island
Land on Pourquoi Pas Island, named in honor of Charcot's ship.
Observe Adelie penguins and enjoy the island's scenic fjords and mountains.
Day 9-10: Bellingshausen Sea
Navigate the Bellingshausen Sea, known for its extreme ice conditions.
Visit Charcot Island, an untouched and rarely visited location.
Day 11-12: Antarctic Peninsula Exploration
Continue exploring the Antarctic Peninsula, with opportunities for zodiac outings and landings.
Visit glaciers, ice floes, and volcanic beaches.
Day 13-14: Further Exploration
Continue sailing in the wake of Jean-Baptiste Charcot, exploring historical sites and observing wildlife.
Activities may include kayaking or polar plunges, depending on weather conditions.
Day 15: Disembarkation in Ushuaia
Return to Ushuaia, disembarking after a memorable journey.
Transfer to the airport for your return flight to Santiago.
Itinerary
Map
Day 1: Embarkation in Ushuaia
Embarkation from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
Departure at 6:00 PM.
Begin your journey on Le Commandant Charcot, exploring the Drake Passage.
Day 2-3: Crossing the Drake Passage
Experience the mythical Drake Passage, known for its strong winds and wildlife like cape petrels.
Attend lectures and briefings by the Expedition Leader on IAATO rules and zodiac experiences.
Day 4: Antarctic Peninsula
Arrive at the Antarctic Peninsula, a region of breathtaking landscapes and wildlife.
Opportunities for zodiac outings and landings, depending on weather conditions.
Day 5: Lemaire Channel and Petermann Island
Sail through the Lemaire Channel, an ice palace-like passage between Adelaide Island and Graham Land.
Visit Petermann Island, known for its historical significance and wildlife.
Day 6: Crossing the Antarctic Polar Circle
Weather permitting, cross the Antarctic Polar Circle, an experience few people have.
This area allows for midnight sun viewing during the December solstice.
Day 7: Marguerite Bay
Explore Marguerite Bay, named by Jean-Baptiste Charcot after his wife.
Observe Adelie penguins and leopard seals in this beautiful region.
Day 8: Pourquoi Pas Island
Land on Pourquoi Pas Island, named in honor of Charcot's ship.
Observe Adelie penguins and enjoy the island's scenic fjords and mountains.
Day 9-10: Bellingshausen Sea
Navigate the Bellingshausen Sea, known for its extreme ice conditions.
Visit Charcot Island, an untouched and rarely visited location.
Day 11-12: Antarctic Peninsula Exploration
Continue exploring the Antarctic Peninsula, with opportunities for zodiac outings and landings.
Visit glaciers, ice floes, and volcanic beaches.
Day 13-14: Further Exploration
Continue sailing in the wake of Jean-Baptiste Charcot, exploring historical sites and observing wildlife.
Activities may include kayaking or polar plunges, depending on weather conditions.
Day 15: Disembarkation in Ushuaia
Return to Ushuaia, disembarking after a memorable journey.
Transfer to the airport for your return flight to Santiago.
Itinerary
Map
Day 1: Embarkation in Ushuaia
Embarkation from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
Departure at 6:00 PM.
Begin your journey on Le Commandant Charcot, exploring the Drake Passage.
Day 2-3: Crossing the Drake Passage
Experience the mythical Drake Passage, known for its strong winds and wildlife like cape petrels.
Attend lectures and briefings by the Expedition Leader on IAATO rules and zodiac experiences.
Day 4: Antarctic Peninsula
Arrive at the Antarctic Peninsula, a region of breathtaking landscapes and wildlife.
Opportunities for zodiac outings and landings, depending on weather conditions.
Day 5: Lemaire Channel and Petermann Island
Sail through the Lemaire Channel, an ice palace-like passage between Adelaide Island and Graham Land.
Visit Petermann Island, known for its historical significance and wildlife.
Day 6: Crossing the Antarctic Polar Circle
Weather permitting, cross the Antarctic Polar Circle, an experience few people have.
This area allows for midnight sun viewing during the December solstice.
Day 7: Marguerite Bay
Explore Marguerite Bay, named by Jean-Baptiste Charcot after his wife.
Observe Adelie penguins and leopard seals in this beautiful region.
Day 8: Pourquoi Pas Island
Land on Pourquoi Pas Island, named in honor of Charcot's ship.
Observe Adelie penguins and enjoy the island's scenic fjords and mountains.
Day 9-10: Bellingshausen Sea
Navigate the Bellingshausen Sea, known for its extreme ice conditions.
Visit Charcot Island, an untouched and rarely visited location.
Day 11-12: Antarctic Peninsula Exploration
Continue exploring the Antarctic Peninsula, with opportunities for zodiac outings and landings.
Visit glaciers, ice floes, and volcanic beaches.
Day 13-14: Further Exploration
Continue sailing in the wake of Jean-Baptiste Charcot, exploring historical sites and observing wildlife.
Activities may include kayaking or polar plunges, depending on weather conditions.
Day 15: Disembarkation in Ushuaia
Return to Ushuaia, disembarking after a memorable journey.
Transfer to the airport for your return flight to Santiago.
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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?