Antarctic Peninsula Itinerary 2025-2026

We flew to Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world.
Known as the "End of the Earth," this place is surrounded by the magnificent Southern Andes Mountains and the Beagle Channel. The air is so fresh that it instantly relaxes you. It is recommended to arrive 1-2 days in advance to visit Tierra del Fuego National Park, take the world's southernmost train, or enjoy a fresh king crab meal at the port to recharge for your Antarctic journey.
Tonight we're checking into a city hotel, preparing to officially board the ship tomorrow and embark on the most dreamlike adventure of my life—the seventh continent!

We officially boarded the ship in Ushuaia in the afternoon.

After boarding procedures are completed, the cruise ship will slowly depart from the pier and sail along the historic Beagle Channel. This channel runs through the Tierra del Fuego archipelago, the southernmost island of South America, and its snow-capped mountains and forests on both sides are breathtakingly beautiful.
As the ship slowly sailed out to sea, everyone on deck was filled with anticipation and excitement, because the next time you saw land, you would be standing on the southernmost continent in the world: Antarctica.
Let's raise a glass tonight to celebrate and embark on the most unforgettable journey of our lives with fellow boaters from all over the world!

Over the next two days we will be sailing through the famous Drake Passage.
Modern polar cruise ships are equipped with advanced stabilization systems, resulting in less swaying than you might imagine. Your days at sea will be filled with engaging lectures by the expedition team, covering topics such as photography, wildlife, glaciology, and history. Between lectures, you can head to the deck to spot wildlife or relax in the bar with a drink and chat with your fellow travelers.

When you actually set foot on Antarctica, what often wells up in your heart is boundless awe and shock.

This is one of the purest, almost untouched icy worlds on Earth, instantly making it clear why countless explorers and travelers have been captivated by it for centuries. Each visit to Antarctica brings new and unexpected surprises, making your journey a unique and precious memory. Explore frozen bays and landing sites daily in Zodiac boats. Under the attentive care of a professional expedition team, you can hike through the snow, visit science stations, and get up close to Chinstrap, Adélie, and Gentoo penguins. Keep an eye out for Weddell, Crabeater, and Leopard seals, as well as humpback whales, minke whales, and even orca. In this tranquil world, the noisy squabbling of penguins over rocks and the thunderous roar of glaciers breaking apart will become unforgettable memories. Every day is completely different, meticulously designed by an experienced expedition team, all to make you fall in love with this continent in amazement and emotion.

The two days at sea on the return journey are the last chance to breathe in the crisp Antarctic air.

Standing on the deck, feeling the wind blowing, you can search for seabirds soaring alongside the ship, track whales occasionally surfacing, attend the expedition team's final lectures, or raise a glass with fellow ship's passengers at the bar to reminisce about this incredible journey and celebrate our recently completed Antarctic expedition. As the cruise ship once again enters the Beagle Channel, and the lights of Ushuaia appear in the night, this dreamlike journey to the seventh continent will come to a perfect end. Filled with awe and emotion, you will officially become one of the lucky few who have truly been to Antarctica.

You will arrive in Ushuaia in the early morning. After breakfast, you will officially bid farewell to the polar cruise ship that accompanied you on your conquest of the seventh continent, disembarking with a sense of awe, emotion, and thousands of photos.
You will continue your journey or take a plane back home.