Cruise Plus & Silversea Cruises 2024

Antarctica, 2019, by Steve McCurry

REGIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

PRE/POST CRUISE LAND ADVENTURES & SHORE EXPERIENCES

THE GRANDEUR OF PATAGONIA | 4 nights Pre/Post-cruise Land Programme

•Sail the Drake Passage or fly in style directly to the last continent with one of our Antarctica Bridge voyages •Explore the Antarctic Peninsula with our numerous landings and Zodiac tours •Experience up-close encounters with wildlife in the company of our expert Expedition Team •Take a Zodiac to see Gentoo, Chinstrap and Adelie •Enjoy a unique experience of landing at fabled Cape Horn, one of the continent’s southernmost points, available on select voyages •Discover South Georgia and the Falkland Islands on an 18-day expedition •Go beyond the legendary Antarctic Circle at 66°33’ South to explore the hard-to-reach side of Antarctica Penguins; Weddell, crabeater, leopard and elephant seals; dolphins, orcas and whales

Discover the incredible beauty and imposing scale of the Torres del Paine National Park. Sail along the dazzling and rocky coastlines of the Ultima Emperaza Fjord and witness wide panoramas and colossal glaciers that are truly spellbinding. Seek out elephant seals and the hundreds of cormorants that extend their wings in their natural habitat of the Bernardo O’Higgins National Park. Cradled by the majestic peaks of the Paine Massif, you’ll explore the region’s vast and remarkable landscapes, from Magellan sub-polar forests to the magnificent Salto Grande waterfall which empties into glistening turquoise lakes below. Embrace exquisite natural beauty in this three-night wonderful adventure exploring remarkable Chilean Patagonia.

ZODIAC CRUISE WITH SILVERSEA EXPEDITION TEAM, BELLINGSHAUSEN SEA | Included Expedition Activity

Sail the Bellingshausen Sea, one of the most unexplored corners of the Antarctic Peninsula. Explore ice-filled bays by Zodiac, south of the Polar Circle, together with your Expedition Team. Maybe you’ll get to meet the emperor penguins that live here: a unique species endemic to Antarctica and very rarely observed live.

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