Fridtjof Nansen · Antarctic Peninsula expedition
Connect from Buenos Aires to Ushuaia and board MS Fridtjof Nansen to cross the Drake Passage. Weather and ice permitting, explore the Antarctic Peninsula through landings, small-boat cruises and expedition activities. Two early-2027 departures are available to check; January 28 includes Chinese-speaking expedition staff.
Pay the deposit and confirm by September 29, 2026 for up to USD $500/person off; confirmation by October 29 qualifies for up to USD $200/person. Promotional cabins are limited and require a second availability check before booking.
Offer notes
Share your departure date, party size, and preferred room type so we can confirm exact fare conditions.
Deposit and confirmed registration by September 29, 2026, inclusive, U.S. Eastern Time, qualify eligible limited-inventory cabins for USD $500 off per person.
Confirmation by October 29, inclusive, qualifies eligible cabins for USD $200/person off, while promotional inventory remains.A planned 1–2 Chinese-speaking staff can help guests understand safety briefings, talks and landing arrangements.
This does not mean all activities, announcements and written information will be provided in Chinese.Outside cabins preserve budget; superior outside cabins have balconies. Ask about suites if additional space and comfort matter.
Public suite fares: January 28, $18,900/person; February 7, $18,500/person. Confirm current availability.Reference pricing
Listed public selling prices are per person, double occupancy. Dates, cabin category, inventory and payment timing affect fares. Reconfirm early-booking eligibility before paying the deposit.
We also confirm gratuities, flights, shore excursions, drinks, Wi-Fi and cancellation terms.
2027 Antarctic season
January 28 is planned with 1–2 Chinese-speaking expedition staff. Confirm their service scope, availability and activity arrangements before booking.
Antarctic Peninsula · 12 days
Antarctica has no fixed daily port schedule. The captain and expedition team choose landings, small-boat cruises and activities according to weather, sea state, ice and wildlife-protection requirements.
Arrive in Argentina's capital and stay one night at the designated hotel before heading south.
Take the arranged flight, complete local connections, boarding and safety briefings, then sail.
Attend expedition talks, explore the Science Center and watch seabirds before reaching the peninsula.
Conditions permitting, make landings, take small-boat cruises, walk ashore and observe wildlife. The team determines each day's locations and activities.
Sort photographs, attend talks and recap the expedition, with time to rest.
Disembark and take the arranged flight to Buenos Aires to finish the expedition.
Before booking
Selected cabin and designated onboard dining
One night at a designated Buenos Aires hotel
Arranged Buenos Aires–Ushuaia flights and itinerary connections
Expedition talks, Science Center and onboard activities
Landings and small-boat cruises when weather and safety permit
Listed itinerary taxes, subject to final confirmation
Promotional cabin inventory and deposit deadline
Cabin deck, size, balcony and current price
International flights, early-arrival hotel and return connections
Physical demands, equipment and insurance for landings
Passport, visas, health declarations and Antarctic travel documents
Deposit, final payment, cancellation and date-change terms
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