• Fly across the Drake Passage to save time 
• Friendly small ship atmosphere 
• Wide choice of cabins and suites 
• Witness the beauty of Antarctic icebergs and fjords 
• Relax in style in the observation lounge 
• High staff to passenger ratio

Cruise Antarctica in style onboard an Antarctica21 small ship, exploring the seventh continent on foot and by zodiac, with options for kayaking and snowshoeing on some trips, amidst some of the most breath-taking scenery you'll ever see. It's the trip of a lifetime.

Two of the three itineraries start and end in Punta Arenas and include return flights to King George Island where you board the vessel, saving you valuable time and the possible discomfort of sailing Drake Passage. The third begins in Ushuaia where you board the ship, and saves time at the end with the flight back to Punta Arenas. All therefore maximise your time in Antarctica, where you cruise through deep fjords, marvel at icebergs and glaciers and encounter penguins, seals and seabirds. Excursions are led by professional guides who also give talks on board to prepare you for the adventures to come.

The 3 expedition ships, Ocean Nova, Magellan Explorer and Hebridean Sky, are purpose built for cruising in these conditions, and have been refurbished to provide high quality accommodation and creature comforts. All cabins and suites have climate control, a large window or porthole and en-suite bathroom. You can relax in the observation lounge or on deck without missing any of the stunning scenery, catch up on some reading in the library and enjoy fine food and wine in the restaurant. Hebridean Sky provides some extras such as private balconies for some suites, a wraparound deck, outdoor cafe and lift between decks.