Magellan Explorer
IAATO Category 1 (≤100 guests) — 100% simultaneous shore landings with zero group rotations
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Lowest available (from rate)
Best price
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$24,995
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Available | View at operator |
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Porthole Cabin
18 m²
2 guests
Cabin with sitting area and porthole window on Deck 3, approx. 18 m² (200 ft²); bed configures as one king-size bed or two twin beds. In your cabin 14
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Double |
$24,995
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Available | View at operator |
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Porthole Cabin - Male Share
18 m²
2 guests
Cabin with sitting area and porthole window on Deck 3, approx. 18 m² (200 ft²); bed configures as one king-size bed or two twin beds. In your cabin 14
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Double |
$24,995
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Available | View at operator |
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Porthole Cabin - Female Share
18 m²
2 guests
Cabin with sitting area and porthole window on Deck 3, approx. 18 m² (200 ft²); bed configures as one king-size bed or two twin beds. In your cabin 14
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Double |
$24,995
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Sold out | |
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Triple Suite
44 m²
3 guests
Suite with two bedrooms, sitting area and two private balconies, approx. 44 m² (480 ft²); sleeps three in 2 twin beds plus 1 queen-size bed. In your cabin 17
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Triple |
$26,995
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Sold out | |
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Veranda Cabin - Male Share
19 m²
2 guests
Cabin with sitting area and private balcony on Deck 3, approx. 19 m² (210 ft²); bed configures as one king-size bed or two twin beds. In your cabin 15
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Double |
$29,795
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Available | View at operator |
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Veranda Cabin
19 m²
2 guests
Cabin with sitting area and private balcony on Deck 3, approx. 19 m² (210 ft²); bed configures as one king-size bed or two twin beds. In your cabin 15
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Double |
$29,795
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Sold out | |
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Deluxe Veranda Cabin
22 m²
2 guests
Cabin with sitting room and private balcony, approx. 22 m² (240 ft²); bed configures as one king-size bed (2.1 x 2.0 m) or two twin beds. In your cabin 16
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Double |
$31,995
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Available | View at operator |
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Deluxe Suite
44 m²
2 guests
Two-room suite on Deck 4, approx. 44 m² (480 ft²), with separate living area (queen-size sofa bed), two private balconies and two bathrooms; bed configures as one king-size bed or two twin beds. The deck-plan legend labels this category 'Grand Suite'. In your cabin 18
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Double |
$35,995
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Sold out | |
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Penthouse Suite
33 m²
2 guests
Suite with separate sitting room, bedroom area and private balcony, approx. 33 m² (360 ft²); bed configures as one king-size bed or two twin beds. In your cabin 18
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Double |
$38,995
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Sold out | |
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Single Veranda Cabin
1 guests
Single-occupancy veranda category; appears in the deck-plan legend (Deck 4) but has no detail card on the ship page. In your cabin 4
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Single |
$38,995
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Sold out |
Prices are captured from operator websites and may change — the operator's site is authoritative. Captured Nov 2, 2026 06:13 UTC.
Itinerary and landing sites are indicative and subject to change based on weather, sea ice, and wildlife conditions.
You must arrive in Punta Arenas, Chile, before 2 PM, whether you join us at the airport for a transfer to our hotel, or you meet us directly at the hotel. Visit Explorers House, and attend a mandatory briefing that provides important information about your air-cruise and reviews the essential guidelines for Antarctic visitors. A welcome dinner introduces you to the local gastronomy as you meet fellow adventurers from around the world.
A smooth two-hour flight takes you from Punta Arenas to King George Island, in the South Shetland Islands. Your Antarctic adventure begins as you exit the airplane, and the clear Antarctic air fills your lungs for the first time. You then board a transfer vehicle and pass Chile’s Frei Station and Russia’s Bellingshausen Station to reach the shore and board a Zodiac that will take you to your boutique expedition vessel.
Sail along ice-filled fjords and among spectacular icebergs, while enjoying the company of seabirds, penguins, seals, and whales. Visit the South Shetland Islands and the western coast of the Antarctic Peninsula, disembarking by Zodiac each day. In small groups, hike to extraordinary sites and take part in exploratory Zodiac excursions to otherwise inaccessible areas. Our expert polar guides share their passion for Antarctica through an engaging program of illustrated presentations, and lead you ashore to interpret the wildlife, the history, and the many wonders of the Antarctic environment.Enjoy spectacular views, from the glass-enclosed lounge, while sharing your daily adventures with fellow guests over a drink. The goal of this expedition is to sail far south in the attempt to reach the Polar Circle. The Expedition Team plans the specific voyage route based on local conditions and takes advantage of the ever-changing opportunities provided by nature. Flexibility will be the key to a successful voyage. Your voyage may include visits to sites in the South Shetland Islands, the Antarctic Sound, the Gerlache and Penola Straits, and the Crystal Sound. Each voyage is unique, and crafted to provide the best possible overview of the varied Antarctic environment.
Back at King George Island, bid farewell to Antarctica as you board the flight to Punta Arenas. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel for the night. (Note: Meals in Punta Arenas are at your leisure and not included in the program).
After breakfast, transfer to the Punta Arenas airport for your onward flight.
IAATO Category 1 (≤100 guests) — 100% simultaneous shore landings with zero group rotations
Peak whale activity with humpbacks and orcas, fledging chicks, and open passages south.
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Whales & Dolphins
A 14–17 metre baleen whale known for breaching and long pectoral fins, often seen feeding on krill in loose groups along the ice edge.
Whales & Dolphins
Black and white apex predator instantly recognizable by its pale eye patches, the orca is the largest of the dolphins and one of the ocean's most capable hunters. Sightings often involve a tight-knit family pod working the ice edge together.
Albatrosses & Seabirds
The snowy albatross, better known as the wandering albatross, has the widest wingspan of any living bird alive today. Watch for it riding the wind for hours behind the ship without a single wingbeat.
Penguins
One of the most widespread penguins in Antarctica, the Adélie is often the first tuxedoed local guests meet ashore. Its stark white eye-ring and brisk, purposeful waddle make it easy to pick out along the ice edge.
Everything worth bringing on an Antarctic expedition — an interactive checklist you can tick off as you pack, keep as a personal link and download as a PDF.