Expedition · Adventure
Antarctica, with one Drake crossing
Sail the Drake Passage one way, then fly back from Antarctica to Chile—a return journey without a second sea crossing.
Antarctica Direct Expedition — November 2026
Editorial withdrawal date: 2026-11-18. This is our listing review/removal date, not a supplier booking deadline. Editorial dates use Las Vegas time.
- Ship
- National Geographic Explorer
- Departs
- Nov 18, 2026 · Ushuaia
- Nights
- 9
- From
- $13,297
The journey
Room for discovery.
Sail south from Ushuaia across the Drake Passage toward the Antarctic Peninsula. The crossing is part of the expedition, with time to learn from the team aboard National Geographic Explorer.
After exploring Antarctica, disembark at King George Island and fly to Puerto Natales, Chile. One crossing by sea and one by air give this journey its particular rhythm.
Why we chose it
Choose this for a close look at the Antarctic Peninsula with an expedition team.
Landings and activities depend on weather, ice and operating conditions.
Expedition
$13,297
per person, from · Oceanview · USD, double occupancy
Source checked September 26, 2026. We confirm current availability and the total price before booking.
The details
- Southbound Drake Passage crossing aboard National Geographic Explorer
- Return charter flight from King George Island to Puerto Natales
- Expedition team and activities subject to operating conditions
Fares are per person based on double occupancy, subject to availability and change. Expedition itineraries are weather-dependent. Quoted USD fares include taxes and fees. Airfare, transfers and optional activities are not included unless confirmed in your quote.
Especially for you
Let’s make it yours.
Talk through the route, crossing options and preparation with our team.
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