
Antarctica: The White Continent
< View Other Tours
Discover the magic and wonder of the “White Continent” – Antarctica.

Trip Code: 16565
Start
Buenos Aires
End
Ushuaia
Destination
Argentina
Meals
In Total 28 Meals
Transport
Bus Available, Internal Flights Available, Flight from Buenos Aires EZE (EZE) to Buenos Aires EZE (EZE)
Days
11
Style
Antarcticai
Activity Level
4i
Why you'll love this trip
- •
Buenos Aires
The capital and largest city in Argentina has been an autonomous district since 1880. Buenos Aires is a top tourist destination, known for its European-style architecture and rich cultural life. The city currently has the highest concentration of theaters in the world. Buenos Aires is a cosmopolitan center of the nation and offers a large cultural diversity due to the waves of immigration during the years. It is known as the land of the portenos (people of the port) — which is what the people from Buenos Aires are referred to as — and traditions, but the land is also large in industrial and commercial activities. Although Buenos Aires is a large cosmopolitan area, it also offers a very historical background, reflected in the French and Italian architecture, and numerous museums and cultural centers.
- •
Ushuaia
Located at the tip of Argentina and in the area of Patagonia is Ushuaia. This "Bay overlooking the West" is regarded as the southernmost city in the world and is part of the the Tierra del Fuego region. Bordered by sweeping mountains and the Beagle Channel, this former prison colony is a popular destination for people traveling to Antarctica and provides insight to the different people that settled here including the Yamana Indians and British missionaries.
- •
Tierra del Fuego
Translated as the “Land of Fire,” Tierra del Fuego is an archipelago off the southernmost tip of the South American mainland, separated from it by the Magellan Strait. First explored by Ferdinand Magellan in 1520, today’s adventurer can get around by kayaking through the Beagle Channel, taking a cruise or a catamaran trip to see the mountains and wildlife.
- •
The Drake Passage
Named after the British explorer, Sir Francis Drake, the Drake Passage is the shortest route between South America and Antarctica. Stretching over 500 miles, this passage is a connection point between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Known for it's sometimes tumultuous crossings, the Drake Passage is also known for it's abundance of marine wildlife such as whales.
- •
Zodiac Safaris
- •
Penguin Colony Close-Ups
See wildlife like never before with excursions that will take you to penguin colonies for up-close encounters with these charming birds.
- •
Polar Plunge
- •
Expedition Landings
- •
On-Board Educational Sessions
Itinerary

Inclusions and activities
Meals
In Total 28 Meals
Transport
Bus Available, Internal Flights Available, Flight from Buenos Aires EZE (EZE) to Buenos Aires EZE (EZE)
Included activities
Optional activities
Is this trip right for you?
- •
There are some long travelling days on this trip, but it’s all part of the adventure and a great way to get to know your fellow travellers.
- •
This trip requires a moderate level of fitness as it involves some walking and swimming, allowing you to really get among nature. Please bring sturdy, comfortable walking shoes, a swimsuit and comfortable clothing.
- •
Multiple activities on this trip are subject to weather and water conditions and on occasion, may be cancelled for safety or operational reasons. In the case of cancellation, we will endeavour to find a suitable replacement activity.
Dates and availability
Questions About This Tour?
Our travel experts are here to help you plan the perfect adventure. Get in touch for personalized advice and recommendations.