18 nights · 12. November - 30. November 2026 · Buenos Aires → Ushuaia
Eighteen nights in the opposite direction: from Buenos Aires, Le Boréal sets a southerly course, calls at Puerto Madryn at the gateway to the Valdés Peninsula and then at Stanley in the Falkland Islands. By way of South Georgia with its king penguin colonies and the former Grytviken whaling station, the route continues to the Antarctic Peninsula, through the Drake Passage and finally to Ushuaia. A South Atlantic voyage spanning all three wildlife focal points, from right whales to gentoo penguins.
Scroll along the route. Tap a port for details.
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 …
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 …
Port Stanley (Stanley) is the capital of the Falkland Islands …
South Georgia is regarded as the most spectacular wildlife destination in the world …
The Antarctic Peninsula is the northernmost reach of the white continent and the classic goal of expedition voyages …
Ushuaia in Argentina calls itself "the end of the world" and lies on the Beagle Channel, just short of Cape Horn …
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