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Antarctic Express Fly & Cruise

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Fast-tracking your arrival into Antarctica by flying and skipping the Drake Passage means a compressed journey of only 2 hours before embarking on your spacious and well-appointed expeditionary ship. Touches other travellers have appreciated include the onboard National Geographic-certified photographer and complimentary kayaking session.

Trip Summary

4 full days in Antarctica = 8 planned ‘off ship’ excursions
With capacity for up to 148 guests, this classic expedition-focused ship offers cabin options ranging from portholes to balconies
Antarctic operational experience since 1966
Expedition staff to guest ratio of 1:12
Includes pre and post cruise hotel nights in Puerto Natales
Complimentary alcoholic beverages and an Antarctic kayaking session for all guests
National Geographic-certified photographer on every voyage and complimentary camera gear loan scheme available on board
Unique onboard ROV submersible and divemaster capturing underwater footage to share with guests

Guests exploring by zodiac boat see a humpback whale dive and show off his fluke at Paradise Harbor, Antarctica

A humpback whale shows its fluke

The National Geographic ship glides through the Lemaire Channel in Antarctica

Your Antarctic vessel

Travellers walk through the snow at Neko Harbour, Antarctica

Exploring the peninsula

Young gentoo penguins

Close up shots of the ice from the NG Resolution ship

Getting closeups of ice

Guests kayak past a Weddell seal with the NG Explorer ship in the background

Kayaking past a Weddell seal

Zodiac cruising past icebergs of Booth Island

Awe-inspiring icebergs

A plane at King George Island, Antarctica

Your Antarctic plane

Kayaking past penguins

Operator's Itinerary

Start from Puerto Natales and end at Puerto Natales

Landmarks potentially visited on Antarctic Express Fly & Cruise

NOTE: While choosing to fly to/from Antarctica is the most expedient option, it's also more weather dependent than travelling by ship across the Drake Passage. Charter flights to/from Antarctica operate on a very flexible schedule to accommodate the changeable weather conditions. As a result, flight timings may be brought forward or delayed to ensure safe operating conditions. To discuss in more detail, please get in touch. This itinerary is for guidance only, as each voyage will vary depending on ice and weather conditions as well as taking advantage of impromptu wildlife opportunities.