Upon your arrival at Customs, look for an English-speaking guide holding a sign with your name. This guide will take you to your vehicle and accompany you to your hotel for check-in.

For early morning flights to Santiago, your hotel will arrange an early check-in.

While not as internationally renowned as Lima's delicious Novoandina cuisine or Buenos Aires' extravagant asado barbecues, Santiago's gastronomy deserves recognition. We will make reservations for you at the restaurant of your choice and provide round-trip transportation in a private vehicle. Our top recommendations for fine dining in Santiago include Borago, Aqui esta Coco, Osaka, and Cuerovaca. **_Please be aware:_** _Your meal expenses are not included and must be paid on-site. Reservations are confirmed at the time of booking and are subject to availability._

Embark on a privately guided tour of Santiago, Chile's capital, to discover its intriguing history. Start at La Moneda, a colonial plantation house transformed into the Government Palace, and learn about its historical and present significance. Then, wander through the bustling commercial streets of Huérfanos and Ahumada to experience the city's modern life. Continue to the main square, Plaza de Armas, which showcases impressive buildings like the Metropolitan Cathedral. Next, visit the Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art to attend a lecture on the fascinating societies that inhabited this remote region. Explore the museum's vast collection of artifacts from all over Latin America, including those from Easter Island. Your tour concludes with a private transfer back to your hotel.

Embark on a private airport transfer with a professional driver and English-speaking guide. Flight from Santiago to El Loa Airport in Calama is not included in the price and must be purchased separately. Transfer by minivan for about 1 hour through the Atacama desert, an immense land full of mystery located between the Pacific Ocean and the Cordillera de los Andes.

Nayara Alto Atacama, located en-route to the Altiplano highlands, offers accommodation, shared transfers, a la carte meals, daily excursions, complimentary Wi-Fi, and access to the lodge's Puri SPA facilities. Upon arrival, meet the dedicated staff, tour the grounds, and settle into your accommodations. An Alto Atacama guide will orient you to the area and recommend excursions based on your interests, fitness level, and the weather forecast. Clients can choose different activities or simply relax. Note that acclimatization to Atacama's altitude is crucial for scheduling excursions at higher elevations.

While adjusting to Atacama's altitude, you can join a guide and a small group to explore the flat and regular surface of the low zone of the basin. The Salt Mountain Range, known for its proximity, beauty, and lower altitude, offers the perfect landscape for early adventures. Take a journey back in time along the San Pedro River to visit the 2,400 year-old village of Tulor, the oldest evidence of Atacamenian settlement in the area. Experience the awe-inspiring beauty of the Valley of the Moon, which is home to stunning geological formations and breathtaking panoramas. Take a walk along the cliffs of the Salt Mountain Range to observe the oasis of San Pedro. Trek along the Palama Ckepi and explore the various "eyes" of Atacama, which represent the desert's role in the planet's geological evolution, the oasis as a result of water's miracle of life, and the cultural history of the Indigenous people.

Embark on an early exploration of the Atacama Salt Flat for acclimatization. Join a small group and guide to discover the third largest salt flat in the world. Visit the Tamarugo Forest in Tambillo and continue to Toconao, a local village known for its typical architecture. Witness a captivating sunset at the Flamingos National Reserve, where the Andes Mountains create a breathtaking display of contrasting colors, reflections, and shadows. Optionally, venture to Ojos del Salar, where two freshwater pools emerge from the desert. Then, search for the sunset at Tebinquinche, a turquoise lagoon formed by melting snow and ice.

To fully enjoy the desert's privileged location, Nayara Alto Atacama has established the region's only open-air observatory. Situated on one of the nearby hills, it offers six swivel chairs and a powerful telescope to provide guests with unparalleled clarity in observing the wonders of the universe. Tonight, accompanied by an expert guide, engage in a group stargazing session, where questions can be answered and insights into the history of astronomical discoveries can be shared.

Explore the Andes Mountain Range in Atacama after acclimatizing to the altitude. These excursions can go over 5,000 meters above sea level, but require 3-4 days of acclimatization first. Join a guided small group to delve into the stunning scenery. Travel by vehicle to the high Andean lagoons of Miscanti and Miñiques, admiring their pristine waters formed by ancient snow and ice. Trek through the diverse rock formations of the Cardones Gorge, passing towering ancient cacti. Visit the Tatio geysers to witness geothermal wonders like boiling water and mud. For a real challenge, climb the Toco Volcano after at least 4 nights of acclimatization. From the summit, marvel at the view of Bolivian lagoons and volcanoes in the Andes Mountain Range. Don't miss the breathtaking sight of the Chajnantor Plain, home to the Alma Observatory facilities.

Take a minibus transfer to Calama Airport which lasts around one hour. Then, catch a direct flight to Santiago which takes approximately two hours. Keep in mind that the flight is not included in the price and needs to be bought separately. After, have a private airport transfer with a professional driver and English-speaking guide. Lastly, meet a representative of the Silver Cloud for check-in and additional information before embarking on your unforgettable adventure.

Start your journey by transferring from your Santiago hotel to the airport. From there, board a privately chartered flight to Puerto Williams, with a flight time of approximately three hours.

Once you arrive, transfer from the airport to the cruise port. Here, you'll board the magnificent Silver Cloud and settle into your accommodations. The departure time is estimated to be around 5pm.

The Silver Endeavour, your home throughout your Antarctic exploration, offers incredible onboard facilities. Treat your taste buds to a variety of dining options at two restaurants. Pamper yourself with rejuvenating therapies at Zagara Beauty Spa, which offers facials, body wraps, and massages. For connoisseurs, The Connoisseur's Corner offers exceptional cognacs and premium cigars for purchase. Enjoy breathtaking ocean views from Tor's Observation Library or the Panorama Lounge. Shop for cutting-edge fashions, jewelry, and accessories at the duty-free boutique. Keep up with your wellness goals at the onboard fitness center, equipped with free weights, weight machines, treadmills, elliptical trainers, and bicycles. Gather in The Explorer Lounge to be captivated by tales of adventure and learn about the region's wildlife and nature.

Your Antarctic voyage aboard the Silver Endeavour includes a wide range of amenities and services. Explore the wonders of the 7th Continent with daily shore excursions, guided zodiac tours, and a complimentary parka. Enjoy all-inclusive meals at a selection of restaurants, as well as beverages in-suite and throughout the ship, including champagne, selected wines, and spirits. Expand your knowledge with enrichment lectures on Antarctica's history and geology delivered by a highly qualified Expeditions Team. Experience the luxury of having a butler in every suite, onboard entertainment, and unlimited free Wi-Fi.

Few are fortunate enough to sail the legendary Drake Passage, an experience known for its rollicking conditions and strong westerly winds, called the Roaring Fifties. Marvel at the cliffs of the peninsular known as the 'End of the World' fading into the horizon. Set sail from Cape Horn and slowly venture into the icy underworld of Antarctica. The Drake Passage offers an extraordinary voyage of romantic ocean faring legend, as you head towards Antarctica's icy realm.

Experience the breathtaking beauty of the majestic surroundings while sailing through the renowned Drake Passage. As you approach Antarctica, you will be greeted by enormous icebergs resembling skyscrapers. Your first glimpse of this uncharted territory will likely be the South Shetland Islands, where you can walk in the footsteps of history's bravest explorers and discover snow-covered landmasses such as Elephant and Deception Island. If you are concerned about the challenging journey across the Drake Passage, rest assured that you will never be alone, even in rough waters. Along this thrilling adventure, you may be accompanied by magnificent albatrosses and possibly encounter a protective pod of humpback whales and hourglass dolphins. The convergence of warm and cool ocean currents in the passage attracts an array of extraordinary animal life.

Only a few fortunate individuals will get to experience the stunning beauty of Antarctica, which is an adventure in its truest form. One of the initial encounters with this polar paradise is the Antarctic Sound, located at the northern tip of the Antarctic Peninsula. This Sound was named after the first ship that successfully navigated the passage between the peninsula and the Joinville Island groups in 1902. It offers a sensory overload with its awe-inspiring slabs of iceberg that have broken away from the Larsen Ice Shelf. Here, you will come face-to-face with enormous islands of ice and encounter the remarkable birdlife that calls this pristine kingdom their home. Observe the lively colonies of Gentoo penguins hopping around and witness cape petrels soaring above as you immerse yourself in the thriving and unique wildlife of this snowy wonderland.

The Antarctic Peninsula stretches towards South America, inviting the adventurous to explore this wild realm. It is only 620 miles away from Tierra del Fuego and provides a stunning introduction to the snow-covered landscapes and enormous ice sculptures of Earth's least-explored continent. Discovered in 1820, this adventure will give you chills as you encounter the unknown and extraordinary. With a knowledgeable expedition team, you can embark on shore adventures and immerse yourself in the majestic, remote snow-covered wilderness.

An Antarctic voyage offers exciting opportunities for exploration, thanks to the use of Zodiacs. These boats allow you to discover hidden bays and wildlife-filled shores of the Antarctic Peninsula. In addition to breathtaking scenery, you can expect to encounter large colonies of Gentoo penguins and observe feeding whales during shore excursions. Throughout the journey, your expedition team will guide you on walks along the icy shores, providing insights on breeding Adelie and Gentoo Penguins from the onboard Ornithologist, as well as information on the stunning ice and rock formations from a professional geologist.

Immerse yourself in the wonders of Antarctica and embrace the call of the wild. Join the expedition team and explore this snow-covered wonderland through a variety of shore excursions. Take a hike through the White Continent, observing penguins and other wildlife. Experience the thrill of kayaking with expert guides, marveling at seals on the ice flow. Paddle among icebergs and brash ice, always on the lookout for abundant wildlife.

The South Shetland Islands are located near the northwestern tip of the Antarctic Peninsula and are separated by the Bransfield Strait. They are under the jurisdiction of the Antarctic Treaty, which suspends claims on their sovereignty. Many countries have research bases on the islands, and with elephant seals and penguins also living there, it can be quite crowded. King George Island is the largest and most hospitable island, hosting the majority of the research stations. Despite its appearance, these islands offer incredible adventure in one of the most remote places on earth.

The archipelago is dominated by the triple peaks of Mount Foster, which will make your heart race as you sail into the collapsed volcano caldera of Deception Island. Inside, you can hike through lunar landscapes and even take a dip in the surprisingly warm waters of Pendulum Cove, which are heated by geothermal energy. Elephant Island is famous for being the place where Ernest Shackleton and his crew survived a harsh Antarctic winter in 1916, making it a legendary site for Antarctic expeditions.

After the thrilling adventure in Antarctica, it's time to head back to civilization. Spend the day at sea reminiscing about your experiences or relaxing on the deck, watching the numerous sea birds that trail the ship. Your mind will probably still be filled with amazing memories and newfound knowledge. You might even long for the Antarctic landscapes and find yourself going through your numerous photos and videos to relive its grandeur. Choose to unwind and enjoy the breathtaking views from the pool deck.

The Cape Horn, known for its storms and rough seas, was a gateway for adventure and trade in the Pacific Ocean. Now, it attracts brave travelers who want to pay tribute to its once inhospitable nature. In good weather, a steel monument can be seen near the Chilean navy station, depicting an albatross, a symbol of the souls of sailors lost at sea. Count yourself fortunate to face Cape Horn aboard the Silver Cloud, rather than on a dangerous windjammer.

The trip ends in Puerto Williams today. Say farewell to the cruise crew and the friends you've met, leaving with unforgettable memories.

Catch a flight from Puerto Williams to Santiago, with a duration of around three hours and ten minutes.

Proceed to your Santiago accommodations from the airport.

Experience a private airport transfer with a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.