21 nights · 9. March - 30. March 2028 · Puerto Williams → Buenos Aires
Twenty-one nights aboard Silver Wind Expedition sail from Puerto Williams on the Beagle Channel through the fjords of Tierra del Fuego, along Argentina's penguin coast and on to Buenos Aires. The ice-strengthened 254-guest vessel carries 18 Zodiacs and combines expedition standards with Silversea comfort: a butler in every suite, the premium onboard concept and Wi-Fi.
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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.
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.
South Georgia is regarded as the most spectacular wildlife destination in the world. More than 100,000 king penguins nest in a single meadow at Salisbury Plain; fur seals and elephant seals occupy the beaches; wandering albatrosses breed on the slopes. Ernest Shackleton's grave at Grytviken is a must-see pilgrimage.
Port Stanley (Stanley) is the capital of the Falkland Islands. Historic shipwrecks in the harbour, the Falklands War memorial of 1982 and the colourful corrugated-iron houses are all part of the picture of this remote British enclave.
Saunders Island in the Falklands hosts four penguin species on a single island: Magellanic, Gentoo, Rockhopper and King penguins. The historic farmhouse and dramatic cliffs make Saunders one of the most varied Falkland stops.
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.
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. Southern right whales, elephant seals and Magellanic penguins make Valdés the most species-rich ecotourism destination in Argentina.
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. The Recoleta Cemetery with Evita Perón's grave is one of the most extraordinary cemeteries in the world.
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