MS Roald Amundsen · Antarctica · RA16-C
Start in Buenos Aires and fly to Ushuaia to board MS Roald Amundsen. Cross the Drake Passage, explore the Antarctic Peninsula and attempt to reach the Weddell Sea. Outside cabins from $11,900/person for November 14, 2026, or $12,000/person for December 12, 2026.
The November 14 RR outside-cabin offer requires booking by October 9, 2026 at 23:59 Eastern Time. December 12 has separate fares and is not covered by this offer deadline. These are not live availability quotes; contact us to check cabins.
Offer notes
Share your departure date, party size, and preferred room type so we can confirm exact fare conditions.
The itinerary leaves time to explore the peninsula and attempt the Weddell Sea. Look for tabular icebergs, floating ice and wildlife along the way.
Access and time in the Weddell Sea depend on ice and weather. Emperor penguin sightings are not guaranteed.The hybrid-powered expedition ship has a Science Center, pool, sauna and observation spaces. Outside, superior and suite categories are offered; confirm room size and balcony features for the exact grade.
Facilities and activities can be affected by weather, maintenance and opening hours.Chinese-language assistance is planned for this product. We will check the selected date's tour leader, onboard staff and the scope of support before you book.
This does not mean all ship services or expeditions are conducted in Chinese, and it is not a private guide service.Reference pricing
All starting fares are in USD per person, not per cabin. Confirm occupancy, exact cabin grade, taxes, service charges and the final total before booking. Fares and cabins are subject to written confirmation.
We also confirm gratuities, flights, shore excursions, drinks, Wi-Fi and cancellation terms.
Two departure dates
Each date is the start of the 16-day package in Buenos Aires. Fly to Ushuaia and board the next day. The November 14 RR offer ends October 9 at 23:59 ET, or earlier if promotional cabins sell out.
16-day itinerary
This is the planned sequence in the supplied itinerary. Days 5–13 form a flexible Antarctic exploration period, not a guaranteed three-day stay in the Weddell Sea. The captain and Expedition Team decide the route, landings and activities according to weather, seas and ice.
Arrive in Argentina and check into your hotel. Spend the day at leisure before heading to Ushuaia. Confirm international flights and arrival transfers separately.
Fly to Ushuaia and board the ship. Settle into your cabin, attend the safety briefing and meet the Expedition Team.
Sail toward the Antarctic Peninsula. Join polar talks, learn landing procedures and visit the Science Center or observation areas. Sea conditions can be rough; follow the crew's advice.
Enter waters surrounded by icebergs and snow-covered mountains. The team plans small-boat cruising or landings as conditions permit, with opportunities to look for penguins, seals and other wildlife.
The plan is to explore the Weddell Sea east of the peninsula, known for tabular icebergs and Shackleton's expedition history. Access, time spent here and landing sites depend on ice and weather. Emperor penguin sightings are not guaranteed.
Explore bays and islands with landings, small-boat cruising and onboard talks when conditions allow. The order can change. Ask separately about availability and charges for optional kayaking or camping.
Sail north toward Ushuaia. Sort your photographs, join onboard activities and reflect on your time in Antarctica.
Disembark and fly back to Buenos Aires. Allow sufficient time for onward international travel; do not book a tight connection before the domestic flight schedule is confirmed.
Before booking
Selected cabin accommodation and onboard meals during the 16-day package; dining venues and drinks follow the booking terms
One pre-cruise hotel night in Buenos Aires with breakfast and return economy flights to Ushuaia; transfer coverage follows the confirmation
Regular team-led landings, small-boat activities and onboard talks, when weather and ice conditions permit
The onboard Science Center and complimentary Wi-Fi; polar connectivity and speeds may be limited
An expedition jacket and loan of landing boots; confirm brand, sizing and distribution before departure
Current cabins, occupancy, location, balcony features and the complete quote for your selected date
November 14 RR offer eligibility, the October 9 Eastern Time deadline, deposit, balance and cancellation terms
International flights, extra hotels, baggage allowances and the exact airport and port transfers covered
Taxes, service charges, drinks, specialty dining and optional kayaking, camping or spa charges
Chinese-speaking tour leader or staff arrangements and their scope of assistance
Passport and entry requirements, the cruise line's medical screening and insurance requirements, including polar medical care and emergency evacuation
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