The Antarctic Travel Credit

An exclusive $2,000 per person savings on select Classic Antarctica Air-Cruise departures aboard our boutique vessel Ocean Nova. Space is limited, book before now!

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Join Our Priority List

Join our priority list, exclusively for future Antarctica21 guests, with early access to our 2024-25 Air-Cruise Season brochure and early booking advantages.

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The Antarctic Flights Guide

A comprehensive guide to flights to Antarctica from Punta Arenas, Chile. If you are doing research for your Antarctic trip, you can’t miss this guide!

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Explore Our Itineraries

Antarctica21 operates Fly & Cruise Expeditions to Antarctica and Sea Voyages to the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas), South Georgia, and Antarctica. Our trips are boutique wilderness adventures taking you to Antarctica and beyond. Enjoy small ship experiences that allow you time to explore our remote destinations.

Classic Antarctica Air-Cruise

Polar Circle Air-Cruise

Antarctica & South Georgia Air-Cruise

Antarctica Express Air-Cruise

Falklands (Malvinas) & South Georgia

Falklands (Malvinas), South Georgia & Antarctica

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Fly to Antarctica

Flying over the Drake Passage allows you to reach Antarctica quickly to make the most of your precious vacation time. We skip a two-day ship crossing and quickly immerse you in the beauty of the 7th Continent.

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Sail on a Small Ship

When traveling to Antarctica, there are several Antarctica ship options to consider: small, medium, or large ships. Learn more about how to choose the best ship for your Antarctic expedition.

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Create Your Perfect Antarctic Expedition

When planning the ultimate trip to the Last Continent, there are many options to weigh and factors to consider for the best Antarctic expedition. We have compiled a list of 10 steps to help you craft your perfect Antarctic expedition cruise.

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An Insider’s View to Antarctica

As the next Antarctic season draws near, we asked some of our expert polar guides and team members why they are looking forward to when returning to Antarctica. Read the response!

Notes from Our Guides

Our Fleet

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Aircraft

For our direct Antarctica flights, we operate high-wing aircraft with short runway requirements, making our planes particularly suited for landings in Antarctica.

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Ocean Nova

Sturdy and nimble, this ship was built to sail the ice-choked waters of Greenland and is ideally suited for Antarctic expeditions.

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Magellan Explorer

Featuring a modern design and innovative technologies, this expedition vessel was custom-built for our Antarctic air-cruises.

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Sail & Save on Ocean Nova

Our guests reach Antarctica quickly by flight and cruise through icy and magical landscapes.

Sail on Ocean Nova and save $2,000 per person on select Classic Antarctica Air-Cruise departures, our most popular expedition. Book by now to secure an exclusive Antarctic Travel Credit!

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Next Steps

We will be happy to assist you in planning your Antarctic expedition with us.

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Testimonial

’’Expedition leader and staff more than exceeded my expectations – so qualified, intelligent, passionate and patient. By the end of our few days, they felt like old friends. I’ll really miss them and the environment they created for me and my family.’’

Lucy M. – Traveler from USA

Classic Antarctica Expedition, December 2021

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‘’Hoping to return again in 2023-2025. Truly mesmerizing, absolute joy – life-changing experience.’’

Ryan B – Traveler from USA

Classic Antarctica Expedition, December 2021

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‘’An outstanding experience made possible by everyone involved. Would and will recommend A21 to friends and family.’’

Kevin T. – Traveler from USA

Classic Antarctica Expedition, December 2021

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