New Antarctic Air-Cruises 2022 - 2023 Season

We are happy to announce the launch of our 2022/23 Antarctica Air-Cruise Season. Our new season includes wilderness expeditions to Antarctica and beyond!

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Worry Free Expedition Travel

Our Health & Safety plan offers evidence-based and sustainable solutions to help ensure your trip is one without worry.

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Explore Our Itineraries

Antarctica21 operates Fly & Cruise Expeditions to Antarctica and Sea Voyages to Cape Horn, the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas), South Georgia & 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. Below are our itineraries that you can choose from for a travel experience like no other.

Classic Antarctica Air-Cruise

Polar Circle Air-Cruise

Antarctica & South Georgia Air-Cruise

Antarctica Express Air-Cruise

Falklands (Malvinas) & South Georgia

Ushuaia, Cape Horn & Falklands (Malvinas)

Falklands (Malvinas), South Georgia & Antarctica

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

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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Fly to Antarctica

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

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Ships & Aircrafts

Our air-cruise fleet includes three boutique expedition ships: the new Magellan Explorer, Hebridean Sky and Ocean Nova. We use three similar aircraft for flight operations: the BAE 146-200, the AVRO RJ 85, and the AVRO RJ 100.

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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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Hebridean Sky

After a multimillion-dollar renovation in 2016, this classically elegant, all-suite vessel became one of the world’s finest small ships. Experience your Antarctica cruise on board small ship Hebridean Sky.

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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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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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Why Antarctica21?

We pioneered the air-cruise to Antarctica and understand all the complexities of ensuring a smooth, safe, enjoyable adventure. Our team has completed many Antarctica air-cruises, and we know the region intimately and love sharing our expertise with guests. What’s more, this destination is our backyard. Our company was founded in Punta Arenas, Chile, the traditional gateway for the first Antarctic explorers, and it remains an ideal base of operations today.

Testimonial

“Antarctica is breathtaking, and Antarctica21 provides an over the top travel experience.”

J.W., Traveler from USA

Tripadvisor, January 2020

Testimonial

“Antarctica is, without doubt, an amazing place. If you ever get a chance (or 5) to visit, do it. For our cruise, we went with Antarctica21 and it was a great experience.”

Michael, Traveler from USA

TripAdvisor, January 2020

Testimonial

“The Classic Antarctica air-cruise was amazing, thanks in part to our experienced and friendly guides. I especially enjoyed exploring alongside a bird naturalist, a marine mammals biologist, and a polar historian and explorer (who skied to both poles!)”

Mary, Traveler from USA

TripAdvisor, December 2019

The A21 Journal

Find travel stories, interviews, and Antarctica21 company updates on our online journal.

Next Steps

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