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A rare voyage sailing to two of the planet’s most spectacular wildernesses aboard a small, modern expedition ship. Admire Patagonia’s epic peaks and glacial fjords, including Chile's premier Torres del Paine National Park, before spending up to 5 full days exploring the Antarctic Peninsula. Complimentary kayaking excursion and camera gear rental included.

Trip Summary

Up to 11 days off-ship exploring: Antarctica (4 or 5, depending on your choice of departure date) and Patagonia (6)
Travel on a state-of-the-art X-Bow ship carrying just 138 guests in comfort
Includes inbound Santiago-Punta Arenas and outbound Ushuaia-Santiago charter flights
Antarctic operational experience since 1966
Expedition staff to guest ratio of 1:12
Complimentary Antarctic kayaking session and pre voyage hotel night
Includes house alcoholic beverages and camera gear loan scheme
Unique ROV submersible captures underwater footage to show on board

Guanacos stand on a hilltop in Torres del Paine

Guanacos in Torres del Paine

The amazing blue colours of the Pia Glacier close up, set against a backdrop of misty mountains

Patagonia's astounding Pia Glacier

A sea lion rests its head on another on a rock in the Beagle Channel, Tierra del Fuego

Sea lions in the Beagle Channel

Magellanic penguins in Patagonia

National Geographic Resolution, Antarctic Vessel

Your Antarctic vessel

Gentoo penguins porpoising through the brash ice

Kayaking around epic ice formations

The flukes of a humpback whale disappear into the sea during sunset in Antarctica

Whale spotting at sunset

A ship is shown navigating the pack ice in Antarctica near Booth Island

Your vessel expertly navigates pack ice

Operator's Itinerary

Landmarks potentially visited on Patagonia & Antarctica In Depth

NOTE: 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.