Antarctica is the last discovered continent where wildlife and nature exist without excessive pressures of man. The dramatic mountains, glaciers, iceburgs and ocean provide a backdrop to the lives of the widlife who have adapted to living here. During the brief summer months of light, an astounding abundance of life returns to crowd the headlands and beaches. Many varieties of penguins and seals as well as a huge number of bird species can be seen during your visit. Watching whales is a great bonus.
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10 nights fr $16,510* pp
Intrepid | Antarctica's Whale Season (Ocean Nova) Quad
11 days in AntarcticaEmbark on a journey of discovery on this 11-day expedition designed for wildlife lovers. Set sail to where whales gather in their most significant numbers on the Antarctic Peninsula. While sailing on the ice-strengthened Ocean Albatros and exploring by Zodiac daily, you can scan the icy waters for silhouettes of these... -
10 nights fr $16,510* pp
Intrepid | Exploring Antarctica's Spring (Ocean Albatros)
11 days in AntarcticaWith fewer ships in the water and the buzz of wildlife activity, spring is an excellent time to tick off a classic bucket list item – an adventure to Antarctica. On this 11-day trip, you’ll cross the Drake Passage, visit the South Shetland Islands and explore the Antarctic Peninsula. See penguins courting their mates and building their nests, whip out your... -
10 nights fr $19,845* pp
Intrepid | Christmas Season in Antarctica (Ocean Victory)
11 days in AntarcticaSpend the festive season venturing through glacial landscapes on this 11-day trip to the Antarctic Peninsula. Starting in the southernmost city in the world, you’ll board the Ocean Victory and traverse the famed Drake Passage, then hop into Zodiac boats and cruise around the South Shetland Islands. Celebrate Christmas Day surrounded by penguins, seals, whales and rare...
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