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Antarctic Circle Expedition

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Antarctic Circle Expedition
Carte de l'itinéraire — Antarctic Circle Expedition
Carte de l'itinéraire
OpérateurHX (Hurtigruten Expeditions)
NavireMS Roald Amundsen
Taille du navire500 passagers
Départdéc. 26, 2026
Retourjanv. 10, 2027
Durée16 jours
RégionsTerre de Feu · Canal Beagle · Cap Horn · Passage de Drake · Péninsule Antarctique · Cercle Antarctique · Baie Marguerite

Itinéraire

✈ Buenos Aires ✈ Ushuaia ⚓ Cape Horn ⚓ Antarctic Peninsula ⚓ Marguerite Bay

Activités optionnelles

Discovery Kayak (Only Bookable Onboard) · à partir de 129 € Camping – Bivvy Bag (Only Bookable Onboard) · à partir de 350 € Guided Sea Kayaking Adventure (Only Bookable Onboard) · à partir de 199 € Camping – Tent (Only Bookable Onboard) · à partir de 439 € Arakur Resort & Spa (Included for All Suite Guests)

Jour par jour

Day 1 — The beat of Buenos Aires

Feel the rhythm of bustling Buenos Aires Home to a proud and diverse community of porteños, or ‘people of the port’, Buenos Aires is a sensuous fusion of faded European splendour and Latin American panache. An overnight stay in Buenos Aires is the ideal way to start your Antarctic adventure. There are plenty of places to explore, including many parrillas serving authentic Argentine steak. Or maybe you’d like to practise your dance moves in the famous hometown of the tango. Why not consider arriving a few days early to see all this vibrant city has to offer.

Day 2 — Setting sail from Ushuaia

Fly to Ushuaia and start your adventure Your adventure begins with an early morning flight to Ushuaia, where we'll meet your hybrid-powered expedition ship, specially designed for exploring polar waters. This bustling port is the capital of Argentina’s Tierra del Fuego Province. Set against the magnificent backdrop of the Martial Glacier, Ushuaia vies for the title of the world’s southernmost city. After a briefing from your Expedition Team, you’ll have time to settle into your cabin and explore the comforts and amenities on board.

Day 3-4 — Get set for Antarctica

Centre on science and learning before your Antarctic adventure On the two-day crossing through the Drake Passage, the Expedition Team will equip you with all you need to make the most of your polar expedition cruise. Visit the onboard Science Centre and find out what lies ahead. Listen to experts talk passionately about Antarctica’s history, the science beneath the ice, and the impact of climate change and plastic pollution. You'll learn how to make your visit as safe as possible, and about the Citizen Science projects you can join. There's plenty of time to relax, so unwind in the spa and wellness area, enjoy some delicious cuisine and meet fellow travellers in the Explorer Lounge & Bar.

Day 5-13 — Antarctica: another world

Experience Antarctica in all its natural majesty Nothing quite prepares you for it. Surrounded by looming glaciers, and icebergs the size of floating cathedrals, Antarctica will fill you with wonder. Large groups of penguins huddle on the ice floes, avoiding the cunning leopard seals that hunt them. Majestic, migrating whales glide among amazing icebergs, hunting the shoals of krill they feed on. Bird enthusiasts should look skywards to spot some of the many species of Antarctic seabirds that live here, such as skuas, cormorants, petrels and terns. Here, nature is king, and we are mere observers. Our experienced Captain will continually monitor conditions to create the best possible itinerary for your adventure. You’ll spend an exciting 11 days busily exploring several of the many possible landing sites. Rest assured, each day will offer something different and thrilling. Crossing the Antarctic Circle and continuing well south to Marguerite Bay, we’ll explore various islands along the way. You'll join the Expedition Team on landings and ice-cruises whenever opportunities present themselves. You may even get a chance to go kayaking among the icebergs. Back on board, the Expedition Team will continue their lectures, helping you grow in your insights into the frozen continent.

Day 14-15 — Back through Drake Passage

Reflect on your adventure After 9 days of exhilarating exploration, your expedition cruise, taking in the wonders and wildlife of Antarctica, nears its end. As we make the return trip to Ushuaia, enjoy this time at sea. Join the Expedition Team in the Science Centre to delve into areas of interest in more depth and contribute your observations to Citizen Science projects. Enlist the help of the Expedition Team to help identify species captured in your photos . Relax with a treatment in the spa and wellness area or take in the fresh sea air from the on-deck hot tubs. Spend time in the Explorer Lounge & Bar with the new friends you’ve made on your trip, sharing experiences over a relaxing drink.

Day 16 — Ushuaia and Buenos Aires

Enjoy an expedition finale in Buenos Aires Your expedition cruise ends in Ushuaia, the main city in Tierra del Fuego, Argentina’s southernmost province. From here, you’ll take a flight back to Buenos Aires, but it doesn’t have to be the end of your adventure. Why not join our optional Post-Programme before heading home.

Offres de cabines

Cabine Occupation Prix (par personne) Promo Disponibilité Source
Lowest available (from rate)Meilleur prix 12 071 € Reduced from 13,908 EUR disponible HX (Hurtigruten Expeditions) Voir chez l'opérateur

Les prix sont relevés sur les sites des opérateurs et peuvent changer — le site de l'opérateur fait foi. Relevé le août 22, 2026 06:13 UTC.

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Faune sur cet itinéraire

Faune

Manchot papou

Un manchot trapu au bec orange, du genre Pygoscelis, proche cousin de l'Adélie et du manchot à jugulaire. Son cri retentissant, poussé la tête renversée en arrière, résonne dans les colonies littorales où débarquent les expéditions.

Faune

Rorqual à bosse

Une baleine à fanons de 14 à 17 mètres connue pour ses sauts et ses longues nageoires pectorales, souvent observée se nourrissant de krill en petits groupes le long de la banquise.

Faune

Orque

Prédateur noir et blanc reconnaissable entre tous à ses taches oculaires pâles, l'orque est le plus grand des dauphins et l'un des chasseurs les plus redoutables de l'océan. Les observations impliquent souvent une famille soudée travaillant ensemble le long de la banquise.

Faune

Albatros hurleur

L'albatros hurleur, plus connu sous le nom d'albatros errant, possède la plus grande envergure de tous les oiseaux vivants. Observez-le planer pendant des heures derrière le navire sans un seul battement d'aile.

12 071 € par personne · Lowest available (from rate) · HX (Hurtigruten Expeditions)
Voir chez l'opérateur