Antarctica s Cruise Season Will Look Different This Year Janice Wald Henderson © Courtesy Quark Expeditions
Antarctica has become one of the world s most coveted travel destinations in recent years, with visitors growing annually. This past year was set to be a record until travel was halted due to the pandemic. Now, with travel picking up as vaccinations continue, and cruising resumes in various pockets globally, travelers are wondering: will they get to hike by honking penguins, bounce in Zodiacs, and ogle Tiffany-blue ice sculptures as breaching whales splash later this year? Fortunately, yes: in fact, the upcoming Antarctica cruise season looks the most viable of any this year. Yet expeditions will look and feel differently than before. Here, we break down what may change about Antarctica travel this year and how you can still visit the magical White Continent.
Antarctica s Cruise Season Will Look Different This Year
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For travelers who missed the eclipse in Chile in December 2020, there is a rare opportunity to not only have a mulligan, but to make it even more special than the original. To note: Classic Journeys has partnered with Silversea Cruises to create a solar eclipse-themed itinerary. Over 18 days this November and December, travelers can experience Antarctica, Easter Island and Patagonia and also includes witnessing the total solar eclipse from the path of totality in the Southern Ocean.
Starting in Chile, travelers will explore the wilds of Patagonia with Classic Journeys naturalist guides in the Torres del Paine National Park. Guests will enjoy walks to turquoise lagoons, views of the southern ice field and a day spent with Patagonian gauchos on a working estancia. From Chile, travelers will move to the Argentinian city of Ushuaia on Tierra del Fuego Island. After enjoying the sights and local seafood, travelers will journey through the