Day 1: Arrive in Ushuaia

• Arrive at any time in Ushuaia, the world's most southerly city.

• Spend the day exploring Ushuaia or relax at your hotel.

• A welcome desk in the hotel lobby will provide more information about your cruise.

Day 2: Ushua

• Enjoy a free morning in Ushuaia. You can explore the town, visit Tierra del Fuego National Park, or take the End of the World train.

• Embark on the G Expedition in the afternoon from Ushuaia's port.

• Sail through the Beagle Channel in the evening.

Day 3-4: Drake Passage/South Shetland Islands

• Cross the Drake Passage, a 1000 km stretch of open ocean known for its rich wildlife.

• Attend lectures from the expedition team on wildlife, geology, and history.

• Keep an eye out for icebergs, whales, albatross, and other seabirds.

Day 5-9: Antarctic Peninsula

• Explore the Antarctic Peninsula, known for its breathtaking scenery and wildlife.

• Visit penguin rookeries, seal colonies, and possibly set foot on the continent.

• Zodiac excursions allow close encounters with penguins, seals, and whales.

Day 10-11: At Sea

• Sail towards South Georgia, retracing Shackleton's route.

• Enjoy onboard lectures and activities.

Day 12-15: South Georgia

• Explore South Georgia, a wildlife haven with king penguin colonies and former whaling stations.

• Visit Shackleton's grave and learn about the island's history.

• Spend four days exploring the island's diverse landscapes and wildlife.

Day 16-17: At Sea

• Continue sailing towards the Falkland Islands.

• Attend lectures or relax onboard.

Day 18-19: Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas)

• Visit the Falkland Islands, known for their unique wildlife and history.

• Meet the locals and explore the islands' scenic landscapes.

Day 20: Beagle Channel

• Sail back through the Beagle Channel towards Ushuaia.

• Reflect on the journey's highlights.

Day 21: Depart Ushuaia

• Disembark the G Expedition in Ushuaia after breakfast.

• End of the tour.