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• In-depth lectures and discussions hosted by our knowledgeable Expedition Team
• Use of our Science Center, including the library and advanced biological and geological equipment
• The Citizen Science Program allows guests to assist with ongoing scientific research 
• An onboard professional photographer will give tips and tricks for taking the best landscape and wildlife photos
• Informal gatherings with the crew for daily briefings
• Daily briefing with the Expedition Team about the plans for the next day

Landing Activities

• Escorted landings with small expedition boats
• Loan of boots, trekking poles, and other necessary equipment for activities. Your HX travel documents will have a recommended packing list.
• Expedition photographer on hand to assist you

Notes

• All planned activities are subject to weather and ice conditions
• Excursions and activities are subject to change
• Please make sure you meet all entry and boarding requirements 
• No gratuities expected
• Depending on when your flight arrives, an additional overnight stay might be needed

• International flights
• Additional overnight stay(s) may be required due to international flight schedules
• Travel insurance
• Luggage handling
• Optional shore excursions with our local partners
• Optional small-group activities with our Expedition Team
• Optional treatments in the on-board wellness and spa area
  
  

Photo: Antarctica and Falklands Expedition (Southbound) Map

DAY 1 - The Beat of 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 splendor and Latin American panache.  There are plenty of places to explore, including many parrillas serving authentic Argentine steak. Or maybe you’d like to practice your dance moves in the famed birthplace of the tango.  From Buenos Aires, you’ll embark MS Roald Amundsen and commence your voyage southbound. After a briefing from your Expedition Team, you’ll have time to settle into your cabin and explore the comforts and amenities on board.

DAYS 2–4 - Preparing for Adventure

Over the next few days at sea, you’ll learn more about the wonders we’ll encounter on our trip. Members of the Expedition Team will start their lecture series on topics like oceanography, geology, ornithology, and history. Pop into the Science Center for hands-on presentations.  Grab a pair of binoculars and look for rare wandering albatrosses and petrels. Make the most of your onboard facilities and enjoy the hot tubs, panoramic sauna, and gym.


Photo: Christ Church Cathedral in Stanley on the Falkland Islands.

DAYS 5-7 - Wildlife of the Falklands

The Falkland archipelago is filled with seamless horizons and white sand beaches teeming with birdlife. Only the occasional farm dots the landscape amid grassy hills and wildflowers. Enjoy a community walk around Stanley, taking in the Jubilee Villas gardens, Christ Church Cathedral, and the Historic Dockyard Museum. Our landings, hikes, and excursions are—as always—subject to weather conditions. We hope to visit albatross and penguin colonies, where seals can often be found as well, getting as close as possible without disturbing them.


Photo: King penguins on the beach of the Falkland Islands.

After the Falkland Islands, we’ll spend two days cruising toward the beautiful Antarctic Peninsula. Look forward to seeing a natural wonderland filled with diverse wildlife. The Expedition Team will prepare you for what lies ahead. They’ll tell you everything they know about Antarctica, including information about the area’s wildlife, polar history, geology, and glaciology. You’ll also learn how to make your visit as safe and as low impact as possible. You can join our Citizen Science programs to help collect data for global research projects.

DAYS 10–15 - Another World

Nothing prepares you for your first sight of Antarctica’s immense, frozen beauty. Icebergs, sculpted by nature, float in the straits. Gentoo, chinstrap, and Adélie penguins watch from the shores. Countless seabirds wheel overhead. Nature is in charge. During the next five days, you’ll explore several possible landing sites on and around the Antarctic Peninsula and South Shetland Islands. It doesn’t matter where we go or what we do, every day will be thrilling and unlike anything you’ve experienced before. We might sail into a flooded volcanic caldera or land in icy bays surrounded by glaciers. You may also choose to kayak among icebergs and seals or snowshoe to a stunning viewpoint. Bird enthusiasts should look skyward for Antarctic seabirds such as skuas, petrels, and terns. Through onboard lectures and onshore talks, you’ll learn more about this precious habitat and discover how we can all protect it for the future.


Photo: Guests on a wildlife excursion photographing penguins in Neko Harbor in Antarctica.

Six unforgettable days in Antarctica are over. It’s time for us to embark upon our final adventure together: the Drake Passage. Known for its frequently high winds and strong currents, the passage can also be silent and still. Luck will dictate whether you will experience the so-called “Drake Shake” or the “Drake Lake.” Don’t worry, even if we experience rough seas, MS Roald Amundsen is perfectly equipped for this leg of the adventure exploring the Southern Ocean. During the crossing, the Expedition Team will recap our experiences, keeping your head in the Falklands and Antarctica a little while longer.

DAY 18 - Ushuaia and 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.

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