Antarctic Cruises exploring the Falkland Islands, South Georgia, and the Antarctic Peninsula
Back to Rest of World Cruise Antarctica, the world’s most remote continent, to see breath-taking scenery and incredible wildlife.
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2025/26 Departures Available | This comprehensive 3-week Antarctic cruise itinerary will give you the chance to explore the fjords, glaciers and snow-capped mountains of South Georgia, hike the rugged terrain of the Falkland Islands, and discover the spectacular scenery and Polar wildlife of the Antarctic Peninsula.
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Prices from £11200 pp
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2025/26 Departures Available | The Antarctic Peninsula consists of an 800 kilometre (500 mile) long mountain chain, the highest peaks rising to approximately 2,800 metres, and numerous off-lying islands. This region offers the most dramatic scenery and the biggest variety of wildlife in Antarctica. Visitors are overcome by the stunning landscapes of glaciers, icebergs, Antarctic mountains, and the abundant and tame wildlife. This thrilling cruise itinerary follows a classic Antarctic route.
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Prices from £5280 pp
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Explore the Weddell Sea and the Antarctic Peninsula in this 11-day cruise organised by Oceanwide Expeditions and sold by Gane and Marshall. During the course of the voyage, you will have the chance to land on the Antarctic Continent and visit an Emperor Penguin colony by helicopter.
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Prices from £7790 pp
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There are no passport requirements for the Antarctic. However, access to the Antarctic, whether for cruise holidays or Polar expeditions, is typically via Argentina, Chile, Uruguay or New Zealand. Depending on the nature of your itinerary, you may require a visa for one of Argentina, Chile or Uruguay; British passport holders do not currently require a visa to enter New Zealand.
Please ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months from the end date of your itinerary.
My group of seven got along so well – we certainly supported each other. All seven of us summited!!
