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Antarctica Direct: Fly the Drake Passage 9-Day

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Antarctica Direct: Fly the Drake Passage 9-Day
Mapa de la ruta — Antarctica Direct: Fly the Drake Passage 9-Day
Mapa de la ruta
OperadorLindblad Expeditions
BarcoNational Geographic Orion
Tamaño del barco102 pasajeros
Salidanov 19, 2026
Regresonov 27, 2026
Duración9 días
RegionesPatagonia · Paso de Drake · Islas Shetland del Sur · Isla Rey Jorge · Estrecho Antártico · Estrecho de Gerlache · Península Antártica · Canal Lemaire

Ruta

⚓ Punta Arenas ✈ King George Island ⚓ Antarctic Sound ⚓ Lindblad Cove ⚓ Neumayer Channel ⚓ Paradise Bay ⚓ Lemaire Channel ✈ Punta Arenas

Día a día

Day 1 — Puerto Natales, Chile

Arrive in Puerto Natales. Originally a small fishing port, the town is nestled on the Last Hope Sound and boasts a stunning view of the sea surrounded by the Cerro Benitez Mountains—the gateway to Torres del Paine. Transfer from the airport to your hotel, where you'll enjoy dinner and attend a briefing on the following day’s activities. Ask your expedition specialist about joining an immersive 5-day pre-voyage extension to explore Torres del Paine National Park, an incredible UNESCO biosphere reserve. Arrival Time: Arrive to the hotel in Puerto Natales by 3:00 p.m. local time. Arrival City: Puerto Natales, Chile

Day 2 — Puerto Natales / King George Island, Antarctica / Embark Ship

Following breakfast, check out of the hotel and transfer to the airport for your two-hour direct flight to King George Island in Antarctica, where you'll begin your Antarctic adventure. Home to a diverse assortment of wildlife, King George Island also has a human presence. Researchers from a wide range of countries, including the U.S., Chile, Argentina and Brazil, call the various stations home. Your flight will land on a gravel runway at the Chilean research station. You will then be transferred to the rocky shoreline, where you will board Zodiacs to embark on the ship and set sail as you begin exploring this amazing region.

Day 3-6 — Exploring Antarctica

With long hours of daylight at this time of year, you'll have ample opportunities to explore. The schedule is flexible, allowing you to take advantage of the unexpected, whether you’re watching whales at play off the bow of the ship, hiking alongside penguin highways or enjoying an evening Zodiac cruise amid porpoising penguins. While wildlife is magnificent, ice defines the Antarctic. You’ll get to know ice up close and personal—from icebergs the size of islands, bergy bits and near-vertical glaciers, to the fragile, nearly invisible layers that have just begun to freeze. One day, you might set out by kayak to encounter towering icebergs at water level; embark on a Zodiac excursion in search of seals and blue-eyed shags; or walk amid thousands of Adélie and gentoo penguins. The next, you might experience the thrill of the ship crunching through pack ice. Everywhere you go in Antarctica, you'll be surrounded by opportunities to capture uniquely beautiful images. Along the way your expert expedition team will enrich every experience.

Day 7 — King George Island / Disembark Ship / Puerto Natales

This morning, the ship will be moored off of King George Island once again. Following disembarkation and Zodiac rides to shore, your flight departs the White Continent and returns to Puerto Natales where you overnight at your hotel.

Day 8 — Puerto Natales

Check out of your hotel and transfer to the airport to begin your journey homeward. Departure Time: Outbound flights from Puerto Natales should depart no earlier than 1:00 p.m. local time (or as late in the day as possible). Departure City: Puerto Natales, Chile

Ofertas de camarotes

Camarote Ocupación Precio (por persona) Promoción Disponibilidad Fuente
Category 1 (Main Deck) double 14.250 US$ agotado Lindblad Expeditions
Category 2 (Main Deck) double 15.430 US$ agotado Lindblad Expeditions
Category 3 (Upper Deck) double 15.760 US$ agotado Lindblad Expeditions
Category 4 (Bridge Deck) double 16.580 US$ agotado Lindblad Expeditions
Category 1S (Main Deck) — Single single 19.020 US$ agotado Lindblad Expeditions
Category 5 (Bridge Deck) double 19.560 US$ agotado Lindblad Expeditions
Category 3S (Bridge Deck) — Single single 21.280 US$ agotado Lindblad Expeditions
Category 6 (Bridge Deck) double 21.970 US$ agotado Lindblad Expeditions
Category 1 (Main Deck) — Single single 25.500 US$ agotado Lindblad Expeditions
Category 2 (Main Deck) — Single single 27.860 US$ agotado Lindblad Expeditions
Category 3 (Upper Deck) — Single single 28.520 US$ agotado Lindblad Expeditions
Category 4 (Bridge Deck) — Single single 30.160 US$ agotado Lindblad Expeditions
Category 5 (Bridge Deck) — Single single 36.120 US$ agotado Lindblad Expeditions
Category 6 (Bridge Deck) — Single single 40.940 US$ agotado Lindblad Expeditions

Los precios se obtienen de los sitios web de los operadores y pueden cambiar — el sitio del operador es la referencia oficial. Registrado el ago 22, 2026 06:13 UTC.

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Fauna en esta ruta

Fauna

Pingüino Papúa

Un pingüino robusto y de pico anaranjado del género Pygoscelis, pariente cercano del Adelia y del Barbijo. Su fuerte llamada, similar a un trompeteo, emitida con la cabeza echada hacia atrás, resuena por las colonias costeras donde se realizan los desembarcos.

Fauna

Ballena Jorobada

Una ballena barbada de 14 a 17 metros conocida por sus saltos y sus largas aletas pectorales, avistada a menudo alimentándose de kril en grupos dispersos junto al borde del hielo.

Fauna

Orca

Depredador ápice blanco y negro, reconocible al instante por sus manchas oculares pálidas, la orca es el mayor de los delfines y uno de los cazadores más hábiles del océano. Los avistamientos suelen mostrar un grupo familiar muy unido trabajando junto al borde del hielo.

Fauna

Albatros Errante

El albatros viáticos, más conocido como albatros errante, tiene la envergadura alar más amplia de cualquier ave viva en la actualidad. Obsérvalo planeando sobre el viento durante horas detrás del barco sin batir las alas ni una sola vez.