Crossing the Antarctic Circle
Route Map
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Day 1
Ushuaia
Argentina
Sail to the end of the world through the dramatic Beagle Channel, spotting penguins and sea lions in their natural Antarctic gateway habitat.
Arrive
2027-02-12 00:00:00
Day 2
Ushuaia
Argentina
Sail to the end of the world through the dramatic Beagle Channel, spotting penguins and sea lions in their natural Antarctic gateway habitat.
Arrive
2027-02-13 00:00:00
Day 3
🌊 At Sea
Day 4
🌊 At Sea
Day 5
Antarctic Peninsula
Antarctica
Witness colossal icebergs calving from massive glaciers while penguins dive beside your ship in Earth's most pristine polar wilderness.
Arrive
2027-02-16 00:00:00
Day 6
Antarctic Peninsula
Antarctica
Witness colossal icebergs calving from massive glaciers while penguins dive beside your ship in Earth's most pristine polar wilderness.
Arrive
2027-02-17 00:00:00
Day 7
Antarctic Peninsula
Antarctica
Witness colossal icebergs calving from massive glaciers while penguins dive beside your ship in Earth's most pristine polar wilderness.
Arrive
2027-02-18 00:00:00
Day 8
Antarctic Peninsula
Antarctica
Witness colossal icebergs calving from massive glaciers while penguins dive beside your ship in Earth's most pristine polar wilderness.
Arrive
2027-02-19 00:00:00
Day 9
Antarctic Peninsula
Antarctica
Witness colossal icebergs calving from massive glaciers while penguins dive beside your ship in Earth's most pristine polar wilderness.
Arrive
2027-02-20 00:00:00
Day 10
Antarctic Peninsula
Antarctica
Witness colossal icebergs calving from massive glaciers while penguins dive beside your ship in Earth's most pristine polar wilderness.
Arrive
2027-02-21 00:00:00
Day 11
🌊 At Sea
Day 12
🌊 At Sea
About This Cruise
This is the ultimate explorer’s journey to the Southernmost part of the world. We chart a course along the Antarctic Peninsula with the ambition of being among the very few to cross the Antarctic Circle. Along the way, we‘ll likely encounter some of Antarctica’s most engaging full-time residents – Humpback and Orca whales, seals, and, of course, a variety of those always-entertaining penguins. The farther south we go, the more dramatic sea ice we are likely to encounter, along with incredible wildlife and awe-inspiring scenery. Should we arrive at 66°33’S, we’ll join the small band of Antarctic explorers who can claim they have made it this far south. Celebration ensues!
11 nights on
Ocean Victory
with
Polar Latitudes Expeditions
Visit Polar
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