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Whale Season in Antarctica
Polar Latitudes Expeditions

Whale Season in Antarctica

11 Days Polar Latitudes Expeditions

About This Itinerary

Antarctica during peak whale spotting season is something truly special. If only you could have just one more day with these magnificent and often elusive creatures. On this expedition, you can. While every voyage into Antarctica is a wildlife lover's dream journey, with a variety of iconic penguins, a number of seal species, and Antarctica's always-majestic icebergs within everyday view, this voyage features an extra day in the company of the incomparable Humpback, any number of whom will be feeding on the abundance of krill in the water this time of year. Orcas and Minkes are also common sightings, adding yet another bonus to this very special expedition.

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What's Included & Excluded

What's Included

  • One Hotel Night

  • Certified Emergency MD and Clinic

  • World Class Cuisine and Live Entertainment

  • Complimentary Coffee/Tea station

  • Voyage Photographer

  • Dedicated Passenger Service Manager

  • Complimentary Expedition Jacket

  • Exterior views

  • Sitting area with chairs or sofa and table

  • Complimentary Mini-Bar

  • Flat Screen TV

  • Telephone

  • Safe to store your valuables

  • Independent temperature controls

  • Luxury toiletries

  • Hair dryer

What's Not Included

  • Discover Kayaking ($250)

  • Immersive Kayaking ($895)

Upcoming departures

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Quick Facts

11 Days
Sail
Departs From Ushuaia
Returns To Ushuaia

Whale Season in Antarctica Route

Whale Season in Antarctica Route

Whale Season in Antarctica Route

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Trip Overview

Duration

11 days

Travel Mode

Sail


Departure Port

Ushuaia

Return Port

Ushuaia

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