9 nights · 11. February - 20. February 2028 · King George Island → Puerto Williams
On this nine-night expedition at the end of the world, Silver Wind Expedition carries you from King George Island back to Puerto Williams. Penguin colonies, drifting icebergs and the glacier edges of the Antarctic Peninsula shape the daily routine before the Drake Passage and the Beagle Channel set the homeward course. The expedition team delivers lectures and briefings, while Zodiac excursions unlock the most remote landing sites. Silversea offers premium all-inclusive with butler service in every suite, curated wines, Wi-Fi and gratuities included.
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King George Island is the largest of the South Shetland Islands and home to several international research stations. Colonies of gentoo and chinstrap penguins and leopard seals share the island with scientists from around the world.
The Antarctic Sound opens the view onto the Antarctic Peninsula and is known for vast tabular icebergs drifting from here into the Atlantic. Whales, seals and penguin colonies are ever-present in this icy landscape.
The Antarctic Peninsula is the heart of every Antarctic voyage: glaciers calve directly into the sea, humpback whales swim between drifting ice floes, penguin colonies of tens of thousands populate the rocky shores. Zodiac excursions take you right up to ice walls and sleeping seals.
The South Shetland Islands are an Antarctic archipelago with active volcanism, vast penguin colonies and international research stations. Deception Island with its volcanic crater harbour is one of the most impressive landings in Antarctica.
Puerto Williams on Navarino Island is considered the southernmost town in the world and sits on the Beagle Channel with views of the Cordillera Darwin. The small Chilean town is a starting point for tours to Tierra del Fuego and Cape Horn.
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