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A N T A R C T I C A Patagonia — 22 Patagonia 22 Tierra del Fuego — 16 Tierra del Fuego 16 Beagle Channel — 15 Beagle Channel 15 Cape Horn — 1 Cape Horn 1 Falkland Islands — 0 Falkland Islands South Georgia — 0 South Georgia South Sandwich Islands — 0 South Sandwich Is. South Orkney Islands — 0 South Orkney Islands Scotia Sea — 0 Scotia Sea Drake Passage — 37 Drake Passage 37 Weddell Sea — 0 Weddell Sea Bellingshausen Sea — 0 Bellingshausen Sea Marguerite Bay — 0 Marguerite Bay Antarctic Circle — 0 Antarctic Circle Antarctic Peninsula — 37 Antarctic Peninsula 37 Antarctic Peninsula — detail 66°33′S Weddell Sea South Shetland Islands — 37 South Shetland Islands 37 King George Island — 37 King George I. 37 Elephant Island — 0 Elephant I. Deception Island — 0 Deception I. Bransfield Strait — 15 Bransfield Strait 15 Antarctic Sound — 37 Antarctic Sound 37 Snow Hill Island — 0 Snow Hill I. Gerlache Strait — 37 Gerlache Strait 37 Anvers Island — 0 Anvers I. Lemaire Channel — 37 Lemaire Channel 37
Beyond the map: Ross Sea 0 Ross Ice Shelf 0 Macquarie Island 0 Campbell Island 0 Auckland Islands 0

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37 Antarctic expedition departures

Activity

Mountaineering & ski touring

Mountaineering and ski touring take small groups off the ship onto Antarctic slopes and ridgelines, roped up or on skins, away from the usual landing sites. It trades the zodiac cruise for a slower, physical read of the same white terrain.

Activity

Camping

Camping on the Antarctic continent means sleeping in a bivy bag directly on the snow, under a sky that rarely goes fully dark in summer. It runs on select nights when conditions allow, with places limited by each ship's shore permit.

Wildlife

Gentoo Penguin

A stocky, orange-billed penguin of the genus Pygoscelis, closest kin to the Adélie and Chinstrap. Its loud, trumpeting call, delivered with head thrown back, carries across the shoreline colonies where expedition landings are made.