POLAR CIRCLE AIR-CRUISE 2027

Arrive in Punta Arenas, Chile, where you will be welcomed by the Antarctica21 team and transferred to your hotel.
Before 2:00 PM, report to Explorers House for check-in and a mandatory expedition briefing, covering safety protocols, Antarctic guidelines, and voyage logistics.
In the evening, enjoy a welcome dinner featuring regional cuisine and meet your fellow explorers.

Board a scheduled two-hour flight from Punta Arenas to King George Island in the South Shetland Islands.
Step onto the Antarctic continent and experience its pristine air and dramatic landscape for the first time.
After passing Chile’s Frei Station and Russia’s Bellingshausen Station, board a Zodiac to reach your boutique expedition vessel, where your Antarctic voyage begins.

Spend six unforgettable days exploring Antarctica’s most remote regions. Sail through ice-filled fjords and among towering icebergs while observing penguins, seals, whales, and seabirds.
Daily Zodiac landings allow you to explore the South Shetland Islands and the western coast of the Antarctic Peninsula, with guided hikes and exploratory Zodiac cruises to otherwise inaccessible locations.

The expedition’s primary objective is to sail as far south as possible in an attempt to reach the Antarctic Circle (66° South). Routes are planned daily based on weather and ice conditions, ensuring maximum exploration opportunities.
Likely regions include the Gerlache Strait, Penola Strait, and Crystal Sound. Each voyage is unique, shaped by nature itself.

Relax in the glass-enclosed observation lounge, attend expert lectures, and share stories with fellow adventurers as Antarctica unfolds around you.

Spend six unforgettable days exploring Antarctica’s most remote regions. Sail through ice-filled fjords and among towering icebergs while observing penguins, seals, whales, and seabirds.
Daily Zodiac landings allow you to explore the South Shetland Islands and the western coast of the Antarctic Peninsula, with guided hikes and exploratory Zodiac cruises to otherwise inaccessible locations.

The expedition’s primary objective is to sail as far south as possible in an attempt to reach the Antarctic Circle (66° South). Routes are planned daily based on weather and ice conditions, ensuring maximum exploration opportunities.
Likely regions include the Gerlache Strait, Penola Strait, and Crystal Sound. Each voyage is unique, shaped by nature itself.

Relax in the glass-enclosed observation lounge, attend expert lectures, and share stories with fellow adventurers as Antarctica unfolds around you.

Spend six unforgettable days exploring Antarctica’s most remote regions. Sail through ice-filled fjords and among towering icebergs while observing penguins, seals, whales, and seabirds.
Daily Zodiac landings allow you to explore the South Shetland Islands and the western coast of the Antarctic Peninsula, with guided hikes and exploratory Zodiac cruises to otherwise inaccessible locations.

The expedition’s primary objective is to sail as far south as possible in an attempt to reach the Antarctic Circle (66° South). Routes are planned daily based on weather and ice conditions, ensuring maximum exploration opportunities.
Likely regions include the Gerlache Strait, Penola Strait, and Crystal Sound. Each voyage is unique, shaped by nature itself.

Relax in the glass-enclosed observation lounge, attend expert lectures, and share stories with fellow adventurers as Antarctica unfolds around you.

Spend six unforgettable days exploring Antarctica’s most remote regions. Sail through ice-filled fjords and among towering icebergs while observing penguins, seals, whales, and seabirds.
Daily Zodiac landings allow you to explore the South Shetland Islands and the western coast of the Antarctic Peninsula, with guided hikes and exploratory Zodiac cruises to otherwise inaccessible locations.

The expedition’s primary objective is to sail as far south as possible in an attempt to reach the Antarctic Circle (66° South). Routes are planned daily based on weather and ice conditions, ensuring maximum exploration opportunities.
Likely regions include the Gerlache Strait, Penola Strait, and Crystal Sound. Each voyage is unique, shaped by nature itself.

Relax in the glass-enclosed observation lounge, attend expert lectures, and share stories with fellow adventurers as Antarctica unfolds around you.

Spend six unforgettable days exploring Antarctica’s most remote regions. Sail through ice-filled fjords and among towering icebergs while observing penguins, seals, whales, and seabirds.
Daily Zodiac landings allow you to explore the South Shetland Islands and the western coast of the Antarctic Peninsula, with guided hikes and exploratory Zodiac cruises to otherwise inaccessible locations.

The expedition’s primary objective is to sail as far south as possible in an attempt to reach the Antarctic Circle (66° South). Routes are planned daily based on weather and ice conditions, ensuring maximum exploration opportunities.
Likely regions include the Gerlache Strait, Penola Strait, and Crystal Sound. Each voyage is unique, shaped by nature itself.

Relax in the glass-enclosed observation lounge, attend expert lectures, and share stories with fellow adventurers as Antarctica unfolds around you.

Spend six unforgettable days exploring Antarctica’s most remote regions. Sail through ice-filled fjords and among towering icebergs while observing penguins, seals, whales, and seabirds.
Daily Zodiac landings allow you to explore the South Shetland Islands and the western coast of the Antarctic Peninsula, with guided hikes and exploratory Zodiac cruises to otherwise inaccessible locations.

The expedition’s primary objective is to sail as far south as possible in an attempt to reach the Antarctic Circle (66° South). Routes are planned daily based on weather and ice conditions, ensuring maximum exploration opportunities.
Likely regions include the Gerlache Strait, Penola Strait, and Crystal Sound. Each voyage is unique, shaped by nature itself.

Relax in the glass-enclosed observation lounge, attend expert lectures, and share stories with fellow adventurers as Antarctica unfolds around you.

Bid farewell to Antarctica as you return to King George Island for your scheduled flight back to Punta Arenas.
Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel. The evening is free to relax or explore the city independently.
(Dinner is not included today.)

After breakfast, transfer to Punta Arenas Airport for your onward journey, marking the end of your Polar Circle Air-Cruise expedition.