18 nights · 3. March - 21. March 2028 · Ushuaia → Buenos Aires
Eighteen nights in the South Atlantic with a wildlife focus: from Ushuaia, Le Lyrial sets a course for South Georgia with its king penguin colonies and Grytviken, then to the Falkland Islands with an extended island loop through Volunteer Point, Carcass Island, Saunders Island, Steeple Jason and West Point Island. By way of Camarones and Puerto Madryn at the gateway to the Valdés Peninsula the voyage ends in Buenos Aires. One of the densest Falkland routes within a South Atlantic format.
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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 …
South Georgia is regarded as the most spectacular wildlife destination in the world …
Port Stanley (Stanley) is the capital of the Falkland Islands …
Volunteer Point is a peninsula with a white-sand beach on East Falkland in the South Atlantic, around two hours' drive north-east of Stanley …
Carcass Island lies in the north-west of the Falkland Islands and has always been rat-free, which makes its breeding birds remarkably tame …
West Point Island in the Falklands is known for the joint nesting colony of Rockhopper penguins and Black-browed albatross - two species that breed close together and show little shyness towards visitors.
Camarones is a sleepy coastal village on a sheltered bay in the Argentine province of Chubut, south of the Valdés Peninsula …
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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