Oceanwide Expeditions m/v Plancius 108 guests
Falkland Islands - South Georgia - Antarctic Peninsula - Birding
Dec 11, 2026 – Dec 29, 2026 · 19 days
Ushuaia
1,000 departures across 14 operators and 39 ships
13 upcoming Antarctic expeditions with South Sandwich Islands on the route, from $10,700 per person.
The South Sandwich Islands are an active volcanic arc in the far Scotia Sea that almost no itinerary reaches — landing here is a genuine rarity even among expedition staff. Steaming craters rise straight from some of the wildest seas on the planet.
Zavodovski Island hosts one of Earth's largest penguin colonies: over a million chinstraps nesting on the warm flanks of a live volcano.
Oceanwide Expeditions m/v Plancius 108 guests
Dec 11, 2026 – Dec 29, 2026 · 19 days
Ushuaia
Oceanwide Expeditions m/v Ortelius 108 guests
Dec 27, 2026 – Jan 14, 2027 · 19 days
Ushuaia
Polar Latitudes Discoverer 140 guests
Jan 9, 2027 – Jan 28, 2027 · 19 days
Ushuaia
Oceanwide Expeditions m/v Hondius 170 guests
Jan 16, 2027 – Feb 3, 2027 · 19 days
Ushuaia
Polar Latitudes Ocean Victory 175 guests
Jan 16, 2027 – Feb 4, 2027 · 19 days
Ushuaia
Oceanwide Expeditions m/v Ortelius 108 guests
Feb 7, 2027 – Mar 6, 2027 · 28 days
Ushuaia
Polar Latitudes Ocean Albatros 175 guests
Feb 10, 2027 – Mar 1, 2027 · 19 days
Ushuaia
Oceanwide Expeditions m/v Ortelius 108 guests
Dec 19, 2027 – Jan 6, 2028 · 19 days
Ushuaia
Polar Latitudes Ocean Victory 175 guests
Dec 27, 2027 – Jan 15, 2028 · 19 days
Ushuaia
Oceanwide Expeditions m/v Ortelius 108 guests
Jan 6, 2028 – Jan 24, 2028 · 19 days
Ushuaia
Oceanwide Expeditions m/v Hondius 170 guests
Jan 18, 2028 – Feb 5, 2028 · 19 days
Ushuaia
Seabourn Seabourn Venture 264 guests
Mar 11, 2028 – Jun 15, 2028 · 96 days
Buenos Aires
Wildlife
Look for the shaggy yellow eyebrows: this stocky, crested penguin breeds in dense, noisy colonies across the Southern Ocean. It's the most numerous penguin species on Earth, though its numbers have been falling since the 1970s.
Wildlife
A small, quick-moving seal named almost by accident after the German ship that first collected it near Kerguelen, not for the continent it's rarely seen on. Despite the name, most encounters happen on subantarctic beaches, not the Antarctic mainland.