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Antarctic departures in March 2027

37 Antarctic expeditions departing in March 2027, from $6,650 per person. Compare ships, cabins and operators for the month.

March is late season: peak whale activity around the Peninsula, fiery sunrises and sunsets returned to the sky, and young fur seals playing at landing sites. Snow is worn and colonies muddier — but fares are the lowest of the summer and ships noticeably emptier.

Temperatures slide back towards freezing and weather windows tighten. For whale watchers and photographers chasing light (and deals), it is arguably the smartest month to sail.

Antarctic Explorer: Discovering the 7th Continent Quark Expeditions · Ocean Explorer

Antarctic Explorer: Discovering the 7th Continent

Mar 9, 2027 – Mar 19, 2027 · 11 days · from Buenos Aires, Argentina
CampingHelicopter & flightseeingHiking & snowshoeingKayaking & paddling
8 cabin offers
$14,666 per person, from
available
Highlights of Antarctica HX (Hurtigruten Expeditions) · MS Fridtjof Nansen

Highlights of Antarctica

Mar 9, 2027 – Mar 20, 2027 · 12 days
CampingHiking & snowshoeingKayaking & paddling
1 cabin offer
€9,262 per person, from
available
South Georgia, Falklands & Antarctic Odyssey Aurora Expeditions · Douglas Mawson

South Georgia, Falklands & Antarctic Odyssey

Mar 9, 2027 – Mar 29, 2027 · 21 days · from Ushuaia
Diving & snorkellingKayaking & paddling
20 cabin offers
$29,066 per person, from
available
Antarctica's Whale Season Polar Latitudes · Ocean Albatros

Antarctica's Whale Season

Mar 9, 2027 – Mar 19, 2027 · 11 days
Kayaking & paddlingPhotography
9 cabin offers
$10,495 per person, from
available
Antarctic Explorer: Discovering the 7th Continent Quark Expeditions · Ultramarine

Antarctic Explorer: Discovering the 7th Continent

Mar 10, 2027 – Mar 21, 2027 · 11 days · from Buenos Aires, Argentina
CampingHelicopter & flightseeingHiking & snowshoeingKayaking & paddling
9 cabin offers
$12,851 per person, from
available

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