
Antarctic Peninsula Cruises
This is the classic way to see Antarctica, and most cruises take you only to this part of Antarctica. Most Antarctic Peninsula Cruises will start out from Ushuaia and explore all …
Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica
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.
Find out more about visiting Paradise Harbour on an Antarctic Cruise
The entrance to Paradise Bay
Tents dotted along Paradise Bay
Icebergs in Paradise Harbour
Hiking on the white continent: Paradise Harbour
Nearby landmarks
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.
The ultimate Antarctic adventure, this trip is specifically for the active traveller. Spend 7 days kayaking, hiking, camping, mountaineering and snowshoeing, all included in the price. A medium-sized expedition ship acts as your floating ‘basecamp’. Great value for money backed…
Fly over the Drake Passage in just 2 hours, both to and from Antarctica. Ideal for those wanting a high comfort level, but who have limited time or are anxious sailors. An outstanding program, successfully operated for over 15 seasons.…
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…
Looking for an Antarctic adventure without compromising on comfort and service? This stylish 139-passenger ship, with its cavernous suites, fine dining and compelling itinerary, offers a very polished Southern Ocean adventure, at a fair…
Travel with the pioneers of fly & cruise Antarctic voyages, flying in both directions and bypassing a 2-day sail on the Drake Passage. Regular departure dates (Dec - Feb) to choose from. Explore Antarctica aboard a trusty 68-passenger expedition ship…
Travelling on board this extremely comfortable ship, explore the highlights of the peninsula with a top class expedition team. Spacious cabins, delicious cuisine and optional adventure activities all help create this ideal marriage of comfort and…
With four medium-sized expedition ships and regular departure dates throughout the season, this well priced voyage is a popular option. Across striking landscapes and icy seas your company will include penguins, seals, whales and skuas. For the adventurous, optional kayaking…
This impressive Polar Circle voyage combines all the comfort and expediency of flying in both directions with extended time in Antarctica (7 full days). Choice of two outstanding ships, both very well-appointed, offering optional adventure activities.…
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…
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.
This is the classic way to see Antarctica, and most cruises take you only to this part of Antarctica. Most Antarctic Peninsula Cruises will start out from Ushuaia and explore all …
Extending almost 14 million square kilometres, the Antarctic ice sheet is the largest single mass of ice on Earth and is twice as big as Australia, with ice up to 2.5 miles thick …
Choosing the best time to visit Antarctica is an essential part of the planning process. Each month's distinctive weather and wildlife offer a different side of the region.
We work with a range of different Antarctic vessels, giving you a wide choice on accommodation and ship size.
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