Immerse yourself completely in Antarctica, exploring beyond the Peninsula in South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands, the South Shetlands, the Falklands and the South Orkney Islands. Breathe in the crisp, cool air as you marvel at scenes that range from soaring icebergs to rugged cliffs to fields of tussock grass. There’s a pristine magic that abounds in lands filled with majestic wildlife. Watch the water on a Zodiac safari, searching for signs of Sei, fin, blue and humpback whales. Catch sight of rockhopper, Magellanic and macaroni penguin chicks as they begin to hatch, inspiring wonder and delight. Witness the regal stance of the King penguin of South Georgia.

Take the ultimate holiday journey, delving deep into Antarctica and the islands that lie beyond. The South Orkney, South Shetland, Falkland, South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands are wildlife havens filled with awe-inspiring animals. From fur seals to chinstrap and Gentoo penguins among the shores and waters, this is an expedition made for explorers passionate about nature. You may find Weddell seals courting and mating, as well as sea lions and Peale’s dolphins. There is no shortage of incredible fauna as you traverse from icy tundra to fields of tussock grass. As the Captain expertly navigates narrow waterways, you’ll come to more remote landings only small vessels like our yachts can reach. Working together with the expedition team on Zodiac safaris, you’ll likely experience spontaneous explorations that bring you closer to unbelievable wildlife sightings.

As you cross the Antarctic Circle at the 66th southern parallel, you enter what feels like another world, creating a connection with your inner explorer spirit. It’s a space rarely navigated, with narrower channels that bring you closer to ice floes, snow-capped mountain peaks and wondrous icebergs, making for a picture-perfect scene you’ll want to capture on your camera. As you cross the Antarctic Circle at the 66th southern parallel, you enter what feels like another world, creating a connection with your inner explorer spirit. It’s a space rarely navigated, with narrower channels that bring you closer to ice floes, snow-capped mountain peaks and wondrous icebergs, making for a picture-perfect scene you’ll want to capture on your camera. On this expedition, aside from joining the Order of the Red Nose, you’ll also spend five days exploring the Antarctic Peninsula for a deep dive into the breathtaking landscapes of the Seventh Continent. An overwhelming sense of gratitude will wash over you as you spend Thanksgiving among extraordinary wildlife, such as chinstrap and Adélie penguins as they build their nests.

As you cross the Antarctic Circle at the 66th southern parallel, you enter what feels like another world, creating a connection with your inner explorer spirit. It’s a space rarely navigated, with narrower channels that bring you closer to ice floes, snow-capped mountain peaks and wondrous icebergs, making for a picture-perfect scene you’ll want to capture on your camera. On this expedition, aside from joining the Order of the Red Nose, you’ll also explore the Antarctic Peninsula and the South Shetland Islands. In November, keep an eye out for young elephant seals returning to land. December brings blue petrels gliding overhead along the Drake Passage. January is prime penguin hatching season onshore while the waters become plenty with orcas and humpback whales. In February you’re likely to see fur seals in abundance while in March cormorant chicks begin learning to fly.