Paradise Harbour

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Where is it?

Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica

What is Paradise Harbour?

Paradise Bay or Harbour is one of the most beautiful and pristine spots in Antarctica. Here, mountains and glaciers reflect off the calm water, and it's the perfect place to soak up the peace and stillness of Antarctica.

It is also one of only two ports used for cruise ships to stop on the continent; the other is Neko Harbour, a stunning area for whale spotting and panoramic views.

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Photos of Paradise Harbour

The entrance to Paradise Bay
Tents dotted along Paradise Bay
Icebergs in Paradise Harbour
Hiking on the white continent: Paradise Harbour

Map of Paradise Harbour

Paradise Harbour

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Trips that visit Paradise Harbour

Flexibility is the key to success in Antarctica. All voyage routes take advantage of the ever-changing opportunities provided by nature, crafting a unique and extraordinary experience each time.

Polar Circle Adventure

Travelling in January, at the height of the Austral summer, when weather and wildlife are arguably at their optimum, spend 15 days aboard a comfortable 114-passenger expedition ship as you make your way south to bisect the intangible Polar…

15 Days
$15,530

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Heart of Antarctica

Travelling on board a modern, state-of-the-art 5* ship with only 200 people, this voyage combines the best of both traditional and expedition cruising. Spend 5 days exploring the Antarctic Peninsula in comfort. All-inclusive pricing means luxury at an affordable…

11 Days
$11,924

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The Great Adventure: Antarctica and South Georgia

Focusing only on Antarctica and South Georgia, missing out The Falklands, this voyage is both rare and attractive. Sail first to Antarctica and then on to South Georgia at a time when the King penguins are in their greatest numbers.…

16 Days
$12,698

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Antarctic Peninsula Revealed

With few departures in November and March, this competitively priced 10-day voyage provides 4 whole days exploring the Antarctic Peninsula. Traveling aboard a small, highly manoeuvrable ship, ensures your time will be maximised, particularly if you opt for kayaking as…

10 Days
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66 Degrees South Fly Cruise

By offering time saving flights, extended time in Antarctica and the chance to reach the Polar Circle, this 10-day voyage maximises the polar experience. Minimum travel time & maximum exploring time and all the benefits of only 73 people…

10 Days
$14,995

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Antarctic Peninsula Expedition

Combining great value and consistently high customer feedback, this popular 10-day voyage is a perennial favourite, and justly so. You’ll spend 4 full days exploring Antarctica, sailing aboard a small 90-passenger vessel renowned for its friendly Latino staff and delicious…

10 Days
$5,200

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Traversing the Antarctic Circle

For an unparalleled Polar Circle experience spending 8 full days in Antarctica, choose this February departure. Head south when penguin and whale activity is at its peak, accompanied by a highly experienced team. This elegant 110 passenger ship combines real…

15 Days
$10,995

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Crossing the Antarctic Circle

Spend 6 full days exploring Antarctica with the Polar Circle at 66 degrees south as your most southerly objective, on board one of the most exciting new vessels. Limited to only 132 passengers with spacious cabins, state-of-the-art technology and optional…

13 Days
$11,600

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Antarctic Circle Odyssey

Sail south to the iconic Polar Circle spending 7 full days exploring the highlights of the Antarctic Peninsula as part of this epic 14-day adventure. Pre voyage hotel night and parka jacket included. Short paddle and full kayaking program…

14 Days
$8,995

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Swoop Says

A Swoop team favourite destination, the clue really is in the name with Paradise Harbour. You could fill up a whole camera memory card just at this one stop.