Women-Only Antarctic Fly & Cruise

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Designed and led by women for women, this Antarctic voyage is the first of its kind. Fly over the Drake Passage with a close-knit group of no more than 130 like-minded female adventurers before exploring the White Continent on a state-of-the-art ship named after esteemed conservationist Dr Sylvia Earle. Optional activities, including polar snorkelling and kayaking, are available on this groundbreaking trip.

Trip Summary

6 full days exploring Antarctica = 12 planned off-ship excursions
Travel in a small group of no more than 130 women
Antarctic operational experience since 1992
A generous expedition staff to guest ratio of 1:8
Enjoy an onboard lecture schedule focused on the conservation work of women scientists
Kayaking, paddling, snorkelling and diving bookable as optional activities
Complimentary 3-in-1 parka jacket and mud boot rental
Beer, house wine and soft drinks included with dinner

Operator's Itinerary

Start from Punta Arenas and end at Punta Arenas

Landmarks potentially visited on Women-Only Antarctic Fly & Cruise

NOTE: Important note on fly-cruise itineraries: Flying to/from Antarctica is the fastest way to reach the White Continent, avoiding a 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."