South Georgia & The Falklands In-Depth
Uniquely focused on extensive exploration of South Georgia and the Falkland Islands, without heading further south to Antarctica. Spend 8 full days exploring these bountiful sub-Antarctic Islands, brimming with both wildlife and history. Limited to spring and late summer month departures only, with superb wildlife and light conditions for keen photographers.
Trip Summary
- 8 days ‘off ship’ exploring = The Falklands (2) & South Georgia (5)
- With extended time exploring paradisiacal South Georgia, this voyage is ideal for wildlife lovers who have previously been to Antarctica
- Sail in comfort on a high tech purpose-built X-bow expedition ship
- Antarctic operational experience since 1966, the original pioneer
- Expedition staff to guest ratio of 1:12
- Benefit from a hugely experienced expedition team who will maximise your time exploring these wild islands
- Enhance your wildlife photography with tips from the onboard National Geographic certified photographer
- Includes a selection of complimentary alcoholic drinks
Trip Overview
From
$25,170
King penguins and elephant seals, South Georgia
King penguins stand among chicks
Your expedition vessel
A black-browed albatross
Sunset from the deck
Gentoo penguin colony, South Georgia
Fur seal pup, South Georgia
Black-browed albatross and rockhopper penguins, Falkland Islands
Exploring by Zodiac vessel
Operator's Itinerary
Start from Buenos Aires to Antarctica and end at Santiago
Landmarks potentially visited on South Georgia & The Falklands In-Depth
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