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Antarctic Peninsula

Antarctic Peninsula

Aboard Ocean Nova

Embark & Disembark: Ushuaia

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  • 10 days March

Itinerary for Ocean Nova 10 days

Click here for MV Plancius & Ortelius 10-12 day itinerary

We invite you to join an exclusive discovery journey that will take you to experience one of the most exciting photo-safaris in the world – seeking, encountering, and approaching Antarctic whales, the most legendary inhabitants of the Southern Ocean.

Day 1

Ushuaia - Beagle Channel

Embarking the M/V Ocean Nova in Ushuaia (Argentina) and sailing along the Beagle Channel to Port Williams, the southernmost town in Chile

Day 2

Drake Passage

Crossing of the legendary Drake Passage, escorted by albatrosses and giants petrels. Lectures are given by our experts, while searching for the first Antarctic whales.

Day 3 to 7

between the STH Shetland Islands & the Antarctic Peninsula

Sailing between the South Shetland Islands and the Antarctic Peninsula, enjoying the company of sea birds and mammals. Visit to some of the most magnificent spots in the Gerlache Strait, well known to be inhabited by Antarctic whales such as Humpback, Minke, and Orca, among other species. After a last visit in the region, M/V Ocean Nova will set sail northwards across the Drake Passage en route to South America.

Day 8 to 9

Beagle Channel to Port Williams

We invite you to relax and take the time to watch wildlife from the bridge or outside decks while enjoying lectures given by our Antarctic experts. Sailing along the Beagle Channel to Port Williams, before continuing to final destination.

Day 10

Ushuaia

Disembarkation in Ushuaia (Argentina).

 

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Itineraries of various durations, the additional time is spent in the Antarctic Peninsula. The itinerary descriptions reflect the plans for this expedition and should be read as general guides only. These are expeditions to remote and rarely visited regions of the world, and flexibility is required. Our exact program will vary based on local weather and ice conditions, availability of local permissions, and government orders.

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