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Punta Arenas
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Weekend: 10AM - 5PM
Our Expeditions
WHAT’S INCLUDED
Included in the expedition:
• Charter flights between Punta Arenas and Antarctica (round trip)
• Transfers required for expedition operations
• Antarctic expedition aboard the selected vessel
• All meals onboard during the expedition
• Zodiac excursions and landings (weather permitting)
• Services of expedition leaders and crew
• Use of onboard equipment and facilities
• Expedition activities depending on conditions
WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED
Not included:
• International flights to/from Chile
• Domestic flights within Chile
• Additional hotel nights outside expedition program
• Meals outside expedition
• Travel insurance (mandatory)
• Medical evacuation coverage
• Personal expenses
• Tips and gratuities
• Optional activities
Your Expedition Journey
Your journey to Antarctica begins with your arrival in Chile, followed by a connecting flight to
Punta Arenas the southern gateway to the White Continent.
Prior to departure, all travelers participate in a mandatory expedition briefing, where
essential operational, environmental and safety protocols are introduced.
Following this preparation, you will board your flight to King George Island, where your
Antarctic expedition begins.
Over the following days, you will navigate through vast ice landscapes, encounter
extraordinary wildlife and explore some of the most remote regions on Earth, guided by
experienced expedition teams.
At the conclusion of your journey, you will return to Punta Arenas, with the opportunity to
extend your stay and further experience Patagonia.
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Due to the nature of Antarctic operations, all travelers are required to arrive in Punta Arenas
at least 48 hours prior to departure and schedule their return flights at least 48 hours after
their return from Antarctica.
This buffer allows for operational flexibility, as Antarctic flights are subject to weather
conditions and may be delayed or rescheduled.
Aircraft
Flying to Antarctica allows you to avoid the unpredictable conditions of the Drake Passage where the Pacific, Atlantic and Southern Oceans converge.
A specially equipped aircraft takes you from South America to Antarctica in approximately two hours, offering a faster, more comfortable and efficient way to reach the continent.
Flights operate depending on weather conditions, and flexibility is essential when traveling to Antarctica.
If a delay occurs, alternative activities in Chilean Patagonia may be arranged while you enjoy accommodation and services on land.
Fly-Cruise Access
Flying to Antarctica allows you to avoid the unpredictable conditions of the Drake Passage and reach the continent more efficiently.
A specially equipped aircraft connects South America with Antarctica in approximately two hours.
Flights operate depending on weather conditions, and flexibility is essential when traveling to Antarctica.
Discover Plus Package
A Complete Antarctic Journey
Our Plus Package offers a fully coordinated Antarctic experience integrating international
travel, logistics and expedition operations into one seamless journey.
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