We’ve bundled together the most luxurious, exciting, and thoughtful touches to make this an unforgettable journey to Antarctica—without the stress of figuring it all out on your own. From your hotel stay in Buenos Aires to your cozy parka (yours to keep!), everything you actually need is already covered. That way, you can focus on penguins, icebergs, and that bucket-list Polar Plunge.

Take a peek below for a full list of inclusions, exclusions, and cabin pricing.

• One night Pre-Cruise Hotel (1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds)
• Round Trip Private Charter Plane from Buenos Aires to Ushuaia
• Round Trip Private Group Transfers between Ushuaia Airport and the World Navigator
• Coach Tour of Tierra del Fuego National Park (Lunch Included)
• 11-Night Cruise on World Navigator
• Gourmet dining with ever-changing menus
• Bars and lounges serving fine wines, spirits, craft beers, and canapés
• Specialty coffees, fresh-pressed juices, and afternoon tea service
• In-room stocked minibar, Nespresso® coffee and Vero Water®
• 24-hour room service
• Zodiac Safaris
• Shoreshide Landings
• Polar Plunge
• Educational Seminars
• $200 Per Guest Onboard Credit
• One (1) bottle of champagne delivered to your stateroom
• Atlas Parka and Vest (Yours to take home with you)
• L’OCCITANE bath amenities
• Onboard Sauna and Fitness Studio
• Gratuities for onboard service staff
• Use of binoculars and walking sticks
• Insulated Knee Boots
• Butler service in suites
• Trip delay and medical evacuation coverage

• Round Trip Airfare from home to Buenos Aires
• Travel Protection Insurance Policy to protect your investment (required)
• Optional Excursions while onboard (sea kayaking and/or SUP, Camping on the White Continent)
• Additional hotel nights
• Items of a personal nature
• Anything not expressly written

All pricing is based on double occupancy. A $10,000 deposit is due at the time of booking, with final payment required by October 8, 2025.

All guests will need a valid passport with at least six monts of eligibility remaining, but most travelers do not need a visa for Argentina or Antarctica if staying under 90 days. Requirements will vary based in the passport issuing country.

A valid passporrt will be required at time of booking.

While medical evacuation coverage is included, other travel insurance is required for this trip. The cost will vary based on your age and coverage level, and we’ll help you select a policy that fits your needs

No.  International airfare will be in addition to the cost shown.  We can help recommend the best fares and book flights for you.

Pricing shown here is for double occupancy.  If you prefer to have your own cabin, a single supplement of 150% applies for categories E1 - AO, and 200% for Suites.

It’s possible, but not likely. The Drake can be smooth or rough, depending on the weather. We recommend bringing motion sickness remedies and consulting your doctor before travel. Should you not have what you need on board, the ship's medical staff is there to provide support.

The atmosphere is relaxed luxury—no formal wear required. Comfortable, casual attire is perfect for both dining and downtime. Most travers wear jeans and long sleeve shirts or sweaters.

Most excursions involve moderate activity, such as getting into and out of the zodiacs, and walking on snow, ice, or rocky terrain. You can choose your level of participation each day, and the expedition team provides support for all fitness levels. If you have concerns, let’s chat about accessibility.

Weather permitting, you’ll have multiple opportunities to go ashore during shoreside landings and explore the actual Antarctic continent. There are typically two excursions per day; one is a zodiac, sightseeing cruise and the other is land based.

Expedition cruising is flexible by nature. Your captain and expedition leader will adjust the itinerary to ensure a safe and rewarding experience—even if that means changing course for better conditions or wildlife sightings.