Sail & Fly Antarctica in Style

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By sailing south across the Drake Passage then flying north in just two hours, this itinerary blends the adventure of arriving in Antarctica by ship with the speed of a quick exit. The risk of weather-related flight delays is removed at the trip's start, with soaring albatross accompanying you en route. Optional kayaking and paddleboarding activities are available.

Trip Summary

4 days off-ship exploring the South Shetland Islands and Antarctic Peninsula
Choice of three purpose-built expedition ships with no more than 140 guests on board
Antarctic operational experience since 1991
Excellent expedition staff-to-guest ratio of 1:7
Pre and post-cruise hotel nights included
Complimentary 3-in-1 expedition parka jacket & loan of boots
Alcoholic drinks included with dinner and during bar opening times on board
Optional adventure activities on select departures: kayaking, one-off paddle and paddleboarding excursions (limited places, at additional cost)

Operator's Itinerary

Start from Ushuaia and end at Punta Arenas

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NOTE: Important note on fly-cruise itineraries: Flying from Antarctica is the fastest way to return to Chile from the White Continent, avoiding a second sail crossing of the Drake Passage. However, flights between Patagonia and Antarctica are more weather dependent than voyages travelling entirely by ship. To operate safely, charter flight schedules may be adjusted, delayed or occasionally brought forward at short notice in response to weather conditions. In rare cases, flights may be significantly disrupted or cancelled. For this reason, we strongly recommend allowing flexibility in your onward travel plans and building in time buffers before international flights or important commitments after your expedition. Operators work hard to minimise disruption and have robust operational processes and guest support in place to help manage delays. However, Antarctic travel always depends on weather, and no fly-cruise itinerary can be guaranteed.