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Active Antarctic Adventure

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Ideal for active travellers with an adventurous spirit. The voyage cost includes the chance to kayak past sculptural icebergs and spend a night open-air camping in Antarctica. Dip below the surface with a unique snorkelling activity and snowshoe past waddling penguins. A purpose-built expedition ship is your comfortable launchpad for adventure, staffed by expert guides.

Trip Summary

  • 7 full days exploring Antarctica = 14 planned ‘off ship’ excursions
  • A maximum of 130 guests for an intimate experience of the White Continent
  • Antarctic operational experience since 1992
  • A generous expedition staff to guest ratio of 1:8 
  • Snowshoeing, paddling, snorkelling and camping activities all included in the price
  • Complimentary 3-in-1 parka jacket and digital post-voyage photo book
  • Beer, house wine and soft drinks included with dinner

Operator's Itinerary

Start from Ushuaia and end at Ushuaia

Landmarks potentially visited on Active Antarctic Adventure

NOTE: Each optional included activity (kayaking, camping, snowshoeing and snorkelling) is offered once during the voyage. Antarctica is a wonderful, wild destination with unpredictable weather and ice conditions; because of this, it’s not guaranteed that every departure will offer all activities, though the expedition team and Captain will certainly try their best.This itinerary is for guidance only as each voyage will vary depending on ice and weather conditions, as well as opportunities to see wildlife. Flexibility is key and all part of the adventure of an expeditionary cruise.

What our customers think of Active Antarctic Adventure

10/10 - Activities were run efficiently and it felt fair. Everything felt very safe and you trust the team to look after you.

Travelled: November 2025

Benjamin Evans - UK

10/10 - The opportunities to interact with the land, through snowshoeing, paddling, camping and snorkeling allowed visitors to appreciate the Peninsula so much more than just floating past on an enormous cruise ship. The guides were patient, kind, knowledgeable, fun and skilled in their areas of expertise.

Travelled: November 2025

Sandra Jaeger - Canada

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