Over the coming days you have an opportunity to get more acquainted with the ship and your fellow travelers. Follow our lecture series, enjoy the fresh air out on deck, or simply relax on board as you sail south.

Thanks to a unique Sub-Antarctic ecosystem, more than 70 animal and bird species live on these islands. The landscape is majestic, with cliffs and gentle beaches, while the settlements themselves have a distinctly British feel to them.

As you voyage towards South Georgia you will have a chance to learn more about the history and the spectacular wildlife of the island known as the “Serengeti of the Southern Ocean.”

The island of South Georgia, with its alpine peaks, has a variety and density of wildlife that will amaze even the most blasé of visitors. The largest king penguin colonies in the world are flanked by huge groups of fur and elephant seals, while all around, the history of South Georgia is very much in evidence. You will discover a heritage steeped in whaling and exploration, with long abandoned whaling stations lying alongside the grave of Sir Ernest Henry Shackleton - a spot that for many is one
of the highlights of the island.

We set sail for the southernmost continent, learning more en route about this fascinating white land, through a series of exciting lectures and talks.

When you think you have seen it all, Antarctica turns around and shatters those beliefs. The last great wilderness left on Earth, with its crisp air, towering icebergs and endless white mountain ranges, Antarctica is home to millions of penguins and its seas provide sustenance for whales. With no permanent human inhabitants, the continent is dedicated to scientific research and peaceful cooperation. Simple words cannot
truly convey the feeling of being here, looking upon the vast emptiness of the great white continent. The ice, wind and weather dictate life in Antarctica as well as our route. Every voyage is unique and our experienced crew endeavor to make each one an experience of a lifetime.
The final choice of landings will be made in the course of the voyage and you will find a list of some possible landing sites here.

With our bow pointed north and an unforgettable collection of images and experiences safely stored in our memories, you head back towards the South American
mainland with a new understanding of the Antarctic Continent. Your sturdy vessel, the MS Fram, safely steers a course back across the legendary waters of the Drake Passage.

Your final destination is the Argentinean town
of Ushuaia, the world’s southernmost town, situated on the tip of Tierra del Fuego to the south of the Magellan Strait where you arrive in the morning.
Fly to Buenos Aires for an overnight stay.

Transfer back to the airport.


Click here for a suggested reading list prior to your adventure.

*Prices are in USD per person, double occupancy, subject to withdrawal, valid for North, South and Central American residents only and subject to change without notice. Cruise fuel surcharge is not included in above rates and will be added at time of booking at a rate of $8 per cruise night for all new bookings made on or after April 1, 2011. Ship's registry: Norway

• Voyage in cabin grade of your choice on a full board basis
• Transfers as applicable
• Economy class flight between Ushuaia and Buenos Aires
  including current taxes and surcharges
• 1 night in Buenos Aires before or after the voyage
  (dependent on departure date, see itinerary) incl breakfast
• Suites include a selection of drinks with meals on board
• Wind and water proof jacket
  
  
  Not included:
• International flights 
• Travel insurance
• Luggage handling
• Optional excursions and gratuities