The land with an infinite variety of natural beauties.
From the icy mountains of Patagonia through the deserts of Central Argentina, till the rainforests in the North, anywhere you go, this country will constantly take your breath away.
Dec to Jan
Apr to Oct
Named for its opposite location to the Arctic, Antarctica stands as a superlative realm, embracing the Earth’s southern extremes.It holds records as the highest, driest, windiest, coldest, and iciest continent. Covering approximately 5.5 million square miles, 98% remains shrouded in ice, displaying the strength of Nature.
Exploring here means experiencing Earth’s unadorned and untouched essence.
Harsh yet enchanting, peaceful yet humbling–these words reflect life in this mesmerising realm.
Antarctica brings you closer to the South Pole to live the adventure in the last great frontier of the Earth.
Cruise icy bays, watch whales, walk among penguins, observe sea lions and elephant seals, discover colonies of millions of birds on remote islands.
AntarcticaArgentinaBuenos Aires 11 Days Tour
📍 Argentina | Chile | Antarctica
Cruise | Remote | Nature | Adventure | Sailing | Wildlife
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📍 Argentina | Antarctica
Cruise | Remote | Nature | Adventure | Sailing | Wildlife
It doesn’t matter if you plan to visit the Atacama Desert for 2 days or for more than 15! It is a destination so rich in experiences that it adapts to you perfectly. Whether to get up at dawn to enjoy the spectacle starring the steam fumaroles from the craters of El Tatio as soon as the sun rises, or contemplate the strange rock formations and dunes of the Valle de la Luna, Valle de Marte and the Cordillera de la Salt.
Extending over a vast area of 14 million square kilometres (5.4 million square miles), Antarctica is a spectacular wonder of the natural world. It is the fifth largest continent on Earth.Antarctica’s ice sheet reaches depths of over 4 kilometres (2.5 miles), hiding mysteries that fascinate scientists and explorers.
The Southern Ocean, borders Antarctica. Although not governed by any sovereign state, this remote region provides a sanctuary for scientific research and global collaboration. To the north, the Antarctic Peninsula stretches like an inviting finger, reaching towards the southern end of South America.
Within this frozen region, various landscapes are revealed. Antarctica’s topography remains a testament to the enormous forces that have shaped our planet, ranging from colossal ice shelves to towering mountain ranges that are buried beneath the ice. Glacial valleys, concealed lakes, and one-of-a-kind ecosystems contribute to the richness of the landscape of this mysterious continent.
Antarctica, a land of ice and fascination, provides a glimpse into the past of the Earth and is essential for comprehending its future. It represents a symbol of international cooperation and serves as a refuge for scientific exploration in the interests of worldwide comprehension and preservation.
The best season to travel is during the summer in the southern hemisphere, which runs from mid – October to the end of March.
During the travel season, some of the things that are likely to happen are:
Between October and November, the ice banks begin to break and it is mating season for penguins and other birds.
In December and January, penguin eggs hatch and parents feed and nurture their young in the nursery areas.
During February and March, penguin hatchlings begin to develop their feathers, adults change plumage, and whales are easy to spot
December to January
Approximately 20 hrs of sunlight per day.
Busy season
April to October
The darkness reigns 24 hours.
Winter brings southern auroras and extreme temperatures.
Dress tips
During the austral summer, temperatures typically average at 0°C (32°F). It is important to dress in layers.
Begin with thermal underwear, then add warm mid-layers, and finish with windproof and waterproof outerwear. Put on a hat, a scarf, insulated gloves, and sunglasses that filter UV rays. Protect yourself with sunscreen, and choose waterproof knee-high boots. Take your essentials in a backpack that is waterproof.
Sea Sickness
Due to the movement of the sea.
Eat light. Fresh air and looking at the horizon usually helps.
Check with your doctor before coming if in doubt.
Change & Payment Methods
A valid Passport.
Most countries in America and Western Europe do not require a visa.
Insurance information.
April to September
Peso Argentino or Peso Chileno.
Major credit cards are widely accepted.
Limits and Restrictions
Argentinian and Chilean flights allow, as their restrictions are limited to 50 pounds (23 kg) per person.
Plug & Voltage
Chile: 220 V – 50 Hz.
Plugs Type: C / L
Argentina: 220 V – 50 Hz.
Plugs Type: I
