18 nights · 26. February - 16. March 2027 · Ushuaia → Buenos Aires
Eighteen nights across the Southern Ocean: from Ushuaia, L'Austral crosses the Drake Passage, spends time off the Antarctic Peninsula, then heads for South Georgia, home of the king penguin colonies and of the Grytviken whaling station. By way of Stanley in the Falkland Islands the course leads north to the Valdés Peninsula in Patagonia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site for marine mammals. The voyage ends in Buenos Aires. A comprehensive South Atlantic format with wildlife and historical focal points.
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Ushuaia in Argentina calls itself "the end of the world" and lies on the Beagle Channel, just short of Cape Horn …
The Antarctic Peninsula is the northernmost reach of the white continent and the classic goal of expedition voyages …
South Georgia is regarded as the most spectacular wildlife destination in the world …
Port Stanley (Stanley) is the capital of the Falkland Islands …
Puerto Madryn is the gateway to the Valdés Peninsula (UNESCO World Heritage), where orcas hunt sea lions in shallow water - one of the most spectacular animal behaviours in the world …
Buenos Aires, the "Paris of South America", is shaped by European architecture, tango milongas in the Caminito alley of La Boca and the Café Tortoni - the oldest coffee house on the continent …
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