Antarctic Circle Expedition: Journey through Antarctica

Argentina: Buenos Aires, Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego | Antarctic Expedition Cruise: Beagle Channel, Drake Passage, Antarctic Peninsula, South Shetland Islands, Pleneau Island, Antarctic Circle

Ship

M/V World Navigator

Privately Chartered, 172-passenger Ship

M/V World Traveller

Privately Chartered, 172-passenger Ship

Nights on Ship

Group size

No more than 25 travelers

Reviews

Activity level

Single Supplement: Low-Cost

From $20,999 per person

15 Days | $1,400 per day

Includes airfare

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Antarctic Circle Expedition: Journey through Antarctica

Optional Tours

During your trip, you will have the opportunity to join optional tours to further your discoveries—all of which are noted below. Most of these tours can only be reserved onsite with your Trip Experience Leader through the Optional Tours Portal. However, due to limited space and other special requirements, some optional tours must be reserved before your departure from the U.S. If this trip has optional tours that need to be purchased in advance, they will be noted with a disclaimer below.

Great Adventure

$75 per person

Great Adventure

$75 per person

Explore both halves of Iguassu National Park: the jungle and the waterfalls. Begin by entering the jungle on the Sendero Yacaratía trail, which offers sweeping panoramic views. After a short ride, arrive at the Puerto Macuco base and the floating dock where you'll board a motorboat for the second half of the tour. As you cruise through the Iguassu River Canyon, you'll encounter a few river rapids before reaching the calm side of San Martin Island. From there, you'll sail on for an up-close look at two of the park’s waterfalls—first to Tres Mosqueteros for a view of both the Argentinean and Brazilian sides of Iguassu, and then to the largest and most impressive waterfall, San Martin.

Floating on the Limay River

$100 per person

Floating on the Limay River

$100 per person

Join us for a relaxing excursion to the picturesque Limay River. Long a destination for avid fly fishermen and campers, this crucial waterway is renowned for its crystal clear waters and features several popular beaches. The Limay is also a key source of hydroelectric power, with five dams harnessing its current at key junctures.