Explore The Frozen Beauty In Our Antarctica Itinerary
Whether you want to explore the icebergs and glaciers up close or simply soak in the stunning landscapes from the deck of your yacht, we can help make your Antarctica yacht charter a dream come true.
Day 1 Ushuaia, Argentina
Board your yacht in Ushuaia, the southernmost city in Argentina and gateway to Antarctica. Spend the first day getting settled in and exploring the city’s many sights, such as the End of the World Museum and the Tierra del Fuego National Park.
Day 2 Ushuaia, Argentina
On day 2, set sail towards Antarctica – a virtually uninhabited land of ice and snow, home to exotic wildlife and stunning landscapes.
Day 3 Crossing the Drake Passage
Crossing the Drake Passage can take up to two days, but it is an adventure in itself.
Day 4 Crossing the Drake Passage
Spend these days getting to know your crew and fellow passengers, and taking in the stunning scenery of the Southern Ocean.
Day 5 Exploring the Antarctic Peninsula
Once you arrive in Antarctica, spend several days exploring the stunning natural beauty of the Antarctic Peninsula.
Day 6 Exploring the Antarctic Peninsula
Visit the penguin rookeries of Deception Island and Port Lockroy.
Day 7 Exploring the Antarctic Peninsula
Hike through the beautiful landscapes of Cuverville Island.
Day 8 Exploring the Antarctic Peninsula
Hike through Paradise Bay and get immersed in its beautiful landscapes.
Day 9 Exploring the Antarctic Peninsula
Go kayaking or paddleboarding to get up close and personal with the wildlife.
Day 10 South Shetland Islands
Spend two days exploring the South Shetland Islands, located just off the coast of Antarctica.
Day 11 Elephant Island
Visit Elephant Island, where the crew of the Endurance was marooned during Ernest Shackleton’s famous expedition, and explore the beautiful landscapes and wildlife of Livingston Island and King George Island.
Day 12 Return to Ushuaia
On the final day of your charter, sail back across the Drake Passage to Ushuaia. Spend some time reflecting on the amazing experiences you’ve had in Antarctica, and bid farewell to your crew and fellow passengers before disembarking.