Embark on a private airport transfer with a professional driver and English-speaking guide.

Experience a two hour private guided orientation tour of Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world. An expert guide will assist you in uncovering the marvelous treasures of this city, including breathtaking viewpoints, historical sites, and interactions with the locals. The journey commences downtown, starting with a observation of the striking contrast between modern structures and traditional wooden houses with gable roofs. Next, visit the old Casa de Gobierno (Government Office of Tierra del Fuego) and the Nuestra Señora de la Merced Church, constructed in 1894 and inaugurated in 1898. Concluding the tour, explore the Saint Christopher Vessel, resting in Ushuaia Bay since 1953. This boat was brought to Ushuaia to retrieve the remains of the Monte Cervantes ship, a German vessel that wrecked in the Beagle Channel in 1930. Once the tour ends, you will be taken back to your hotel, where you can spend the remaining day at your leisure, either exploring or relaxing.

Explore Argentina's renowned Tierra del Fuego National Park, a vast landscape boasting 18,000 square miles of rugged beauty. This enchanting region showcases breathtaking ocean views, secluded forests, and majestic mountains. The island's remarkable biodiversity includes captivating fauna such as red foxes, cauquenes, ducks, Patagonian woodpeckers, and over 90 bird species. The lush forest is comprised of lengas, guindos, ñires, and valleys adorned with peat and lichens. Ensenada Bay, Lake Roca, and Lapataia Bay, marking the end of the Pan-American Highway connecting Alaska and Tierra del Fuego, add vibrancy to this distinctive setting, where remnants of the indigenous yámana people can still be found.

The journey begins in Ushuaia, Argentina, the southernmost town in the world. Explore the charming city or the local countryside. Alternatively, take a day trip to the raw, natural archipelago of Tierra del Fuego. It offers a paradise for hikers with snow-capped mountains, glaciers, meadows filled with flowers, and boggy quagmires. In the afternoon, you will board the sleek Ocean Albatros. As the vessel navigates through the calm Beagle Channel, settle into your accommodations.

The Ocean Victory offers a wide range of amenities. After an unforgettable expedition during the day, take a refreshing dip in the heated swimming pool or relax in one of the two jacuzzies. Active explorers can visit the fully-equipped gym with magnificent views, while shopping lovers can spend time at the Albatros Ocean Boutique. The Ocean Victory also features several bars with a large selection of drinks, including wine tasting menus developed in partnership with French wine producer Gerard Bertrand. Visit the Observation Lounge to celebrate your polar adventure, engage in conversation, and admire the icy landscape. Explore the Knud Rasmussen Library, which contains sagas, narratives, and practical information about the polar regions in various languages.

Your expedition cruise to Antarctica includes several inclusions for a memorable and convenient voyage. Stay in a double cabin with an en-suite bathroom and enjoy full-board on board the Ocean Victory. All Zodiac cruises, landings, and excursions as per your itinerary are complimentary. You can also attend inspiring lectures by qualified experts, participate in a special photo workshop, and take part in educational programs. Welcome and farewell cocktails are included, as well as an expedition parka during excursions. After your voyage, you will receive a post-voyage digital visual journey. All miscellaneous services, port charges, and taxes are also covered.

When sailing forward, you will encounter the renowned Drake Passage, a body of water that acts as a meeting point between the frigid Antarctic and the warmer Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. This well-known strait is famous for its turbulent conditions and powerful westerly winds, known as the Roaring Fifties. Despite the challenges this passage presents, you can find comfort aboard your specially-designed expedition vessel, equipped with stabilizers, robust engines, and a skilled crew. Sailing through the Drake Passage is considered a remarkable accomplishment by passionate sailors, and you will have the opportunity to complete this crossing twice.

In the Drake, the thrill heightens as you lay eyes on Antarctic wildlife. If the weather allows, you will witness seals and penguins for the first time. This region is renowned for its numerous bird species.

During the next 48 hours, you will have the opportunity to embark on a thrilling adventure in Antarctica, something that your ancestors could only imagine. Discover the captivating and mesmerizing landscapes as you explore the sub-Antarctic islands of the South Shetland chain. If the weather allows, you will have the chance to visit three different locations: King George Island, Deception Island, and Half Moon Island. King George Island is the first planned stop, followed by Deception Island, an extinct volcano where you can even take a polar swim due to the relatively warm waters. Lastly, you will visit Half Moon Island, which is home to nesting Wilson's storm petrels and chinstrap penguins.

The captain and expedition leader will determine today's itinerary based on weather and ice conditions. They will inform guests of the route and shore landings during scheduled briefings. The dedicated crew will make sure guests have an exciting adventure regardless of the day's activities.

Antarctica's white shimmer appears on the horizon, teeming with tens of thousands of diverse wildlife species. Lively penguins, curious seals, nesting birds, and marine mammals create a vibrant ecosystem. Along your planned journey on the Antarctic Peninsula, you will encounter abundant wildlife. Prepare to be captivated by the stunning leopard, fur, and Weddell seals on Cuverville Island, the majestic humpback whales in the Gerlache Strait, and the awe-inspiring orcas in the Lemaire Channel.

The schedule and activities for today are subject to weather and ice conditions. The captain and expedition leader will determine the route and shore landings, which will be communicated through regular briefings. Please note that all outings and landings depend on favorable weather, sea, and ice conditions for the safety of passengers and staff. During inclement weather, the Ocean Albatros offers public areas such as the wellness area, sauna, restaurant, bar, and library for relaxation. The knowledgeable staff also provide lectures on exploration history, biology, geology, ice, and wildlife.

Head back across the Drake Passage after leaving Antarctica. Pass Cape Horn, a famous maritime landmark at the southern tip of South America. On the ship, participate in various activities to connect with other adventure-seeking travelers. Attend lectures by the on-board expedition team, go shopping, or simply unwind on the Ocean Albatros, a ship designed for comfort and relaxation.

Take your time to relax and enjoy yourself while sailing to Ushuaia. You can choose to participate in a group activity organized by the expedition team, or you can take advantage of the excellent facilities and amenities provided by the Ocean Albatros.

Return to Ushuaia today to end your amazing tour. Have a satisfying breakfast and say goodbye to the crew and friends you have made. The transfer to Ushuaia airport is provided.

Take a nonstop flight from Ushuaia to Buenos Aires. The estimated travel duration is three and a half hours. It is important to mention that the price does not include flights and they need to be bought separately.

Experience a private transfer from Buenos Aires International to Domestic airports (or vice versa) with a knowledgeable driver and an English-speaking guide.