An example itinerary of a fly in and fly out trip. Fly one way and sail the other way are nearly identical, but with 5 extra days for sailing and they start and end in Ushuaia, whereas the Fly/fly options leave from Punta Arenas. The exact dates for each activity is outlines in the trip dates above.
| Day 1 | Punta Arenas Depart for Antarctica via Plane from this end of the world city. Arrive at King George Island and embark on Expedition Sailing yacht, Ocean Tramp |
| Days 2 - 12 | Explore Antarctica! Each day will be different and can include zodiac tours, landings at penguin colonies, exploring historic scientific bases and whaling sites, kayaking. The flexibility allows you to take full advantage of whatever Antarctica gives to us – be it an incredible southern sunset or a breaching whale. We can stop and enjoy. While South there will be an Active scientist onboard, so all guests are invited to participate in real Antarctic research. In the evenings the scientist will present on their research, as well as pressing current Antarctic issues. The scientist will be a part of the team and ready to answer questions at dinner, or on deck! |
| Day 13 | Fly to Punta Arenas Return to King George Island and board your flight to Punta Arenas. Look out your window and get a last glimpse at the white continent. Luckily your adventure doesn’t end yet! Spend an included night in Punta Arenas and explore this historic city known both as stopover for famous Antarctic Explorers and the home base of old sheep barons. |
| Days 14 - 15 | Puerto Williams Fly to Puerto Williams, Chile, a small naval outpost that can truly claim the title of southern most town. Stay two nights at the Lakutaia Lodge. Explore famed Navarino island and learn about the flora, fauna, and history of the native Yaghans. An excellent museum in town, as well as excellent half day and day hikes are easily accessed from the lodge. |
| Day 16 | Head Home Fly back to Punta Arenas over the spectacular Darwin Range – have your cameras ready as you fly over glaciers plunging into the Beagle Channel! Return to Punta Arenas and say goodbye to your fellow Antarctic Adventurers of the last two weeks and get ready to share your experiences and photos with friends and family back home. |
For more information about both types of trips, please see the links below
| Fly in and Fly out | Fly one way - Sail the other |