Antarctica expedition ship among icebergs

Expedition Travel

Antarctica Expeditions

Jennifer partners with 20 cruise lines that travel in Antarctica and holds exclusive agent-only pricing with Atlas Ocean Voyages, HX Expeditions, Swan Hellenic, Aurora Expeditions, Poseidon Expeditions, and Quark Expeditions. Antarctica is not a cruise — it is an immersive expedition to the most remote and awe-inspiring place on Earth. Daily Zodiac landings, onboard scientists, penguin colonies, and intimate ships under 200 guests.

Exclusive Agent-Only Pricing

Atlas Ocean VoyagesHX ExpeditionsSwan HellenicAurora ExpeditionsPoseidon ExpeditionsQuark Expeditions

+ 14 more expedition lines

What Makes Antarctica Unforgettable

Zodiac Landings

Twice-daily shore excursions by inflatable Zodiac craft put you on the ice — face-to-face with wildlife and glacial landscapes most people will only ever see in photographs.

Intimate Ships

Expedition vessels carrying fewer than 200 guests mean exclusive landing sites, personalized attention, and a community of like-minded travelers who quickly become friends.

Expert Naturalists

Onboard scientists, historians, and wildlife experts lead every excursion and evening lecture. Yes — a penguinologist is a real career, and you may have one on your ship.

Penguin Colonies

Encounter Gentoo, Chinstrap, and Adélie penguins in their natural habitat — up close, on their terms, in numbers that will stop you in your tracks.

Glacial Scenery

Sail through the Lemaire Channel and Paradise Bay aboard purpose-built expedition ships, surrounded by icebergs the size of city blocks.

Plan It Right

Antarctica rewards those who plan carefully. The right ship, the right operator, and the right time of season make all the difference — and Jennifer has the expertise to get every detail right.

Extend Your Journey

Add South Georgia Island and the Falklands for one of the most extraordinary wildlife experiences on the planet. Fly-the-Drake options are available to skip the passage entirely.

Gear Taken Care Of

Your expedition jacket is yours to keep. Muck boots and trekking poles are provided for every landing. Arrive ready — everything you need is already on board.

Travel Protection

Many Antarctica expeditions require travel protection insurance — so you can travel with complete peace of mind. Jennifer will walk you through the right coverage for your journey.

Flexible Payment Plans

Flexible monthly payment plans are available on all sailings. Listed prices are not guaranteed until booked — contact Jennifer to lock in your rate before availability closes.

Firsthand Experience

Fewer than 0.002% of the world's population has ever set foot on this continent and your new travel advisor is one of them!

Yes, Jennifer has been to Antarctica, experienced penguins walking across her path, heard whales under her balcony,  made lifelong friends, and been part of a citizen science program. And she has booked more than 300 trips to Antarctica and booked clients all over the world, yes, all 7 conitintest s When you work with her, you're not reading a brochure. You're hearing firsthand what it feels like to stand among towering glaciers, face-to-face with remarkable wildlife, surrounded by some of the most breathtaking landscapes on Earth.

That experience — on the ice and behind the desk — means she knows which ships, which operators, and which sailings are worth every dollar.

300+

Clients Sent to Antarctica

0.002%

of Humans Have Been There

"Imagine kayaking near towering glaciers,  penguins swimming by and waddling near my path, leopard seals with their Cheshire cat smile and other Antarctic wildlife. I can help you experience that same feeling of awe, planned down to every detail, so all you have to do is show up and be amazed.

— Jennifer Meyers, All Trips Traveled

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Exclusive Agent Pricing

Atlas Ocean Voyages

Antarctica 2026–2028 · Fewer than 200 guests · Nearly 1:1 crew-to-guest ratio - off the ship twice a day!

$400 Onboard Credit Included — Atlas Ocean Voyages

All-Inclusive

Pre-expedition hotelAll meals & beveragesUnlimited beveragesZodiac excursionsExpedition jacket (yours to keep)Muck bootsTrekking polesGratuitiesL'Occitane bath amenities
VoyageDatesNightsBook Direct (pp)Private Fare —
Veranda Suite (pp)
Solo FromBonus
Antarctic PeninsulaNov 17–28, 202611$15,900$10,254$15,07950% Solo Savings — Limited Availability
Fly the Drake PassageDec 7–14, 20267$19,388$17,487$34,589Fly Both Ways
Antarctic PeninsulaFeb 25–Mar 8, 202711$16,800$15,039$25,865$400 OBC
Antarctic PeninsulaMar 8–19, 202711$16,665$10,254$15,07950% Solo Savings — Limited Availability
Antarctic PeninsulaNov 10–21, 202711$19,299$11,886$17,527$400 OBC
Antarctic PeninsulaNov 21–Dec 1, 202710$19,099$12,809$18,939$400 OBC
Fly the DrakeNov 28–Dec 5, 20277$22,599$13,430$19,953Fly Both Ways
Antarctic PeninsulaDec 1–13, 202712$20,399$13,268$19,572$400 OBC
Holiday VoyageDec 22–Jan 3, 202811$19,413$14,962$22,141Holiday Sailing Penguin Chicks
Antarctic PeninsulaJan 3–15, 202812$20,299$18,367$36,074$400 OBC
Antarctic PeninsulaJan 15–25, 202810$16,699$13,422$19,858$400 OBC
Antarctic PeninsulaJan 25–Feb 3, 20289$15,399$12,374$18,314$400 OBC
Antarctic PeninsulaFeb 3–15, 202812$17,999$16,657$24,656$400 OBC
Antarctic PeninsulaFeb 15–24, 20289$15,399$12,374$18,314$400 OBC
Antarctic PeninsulaFeb 28–Mar 8, 20289$15,499$11,091$16,389$400 OBC
Antarctic PeninsulaMar 8–17, 20289$14,749$9,808$14,465$400 OBC

Suite categories: Adventure Ocean, Veranda (V1/V2), Horizon (H1/H2), Deluxe Veranda, Journey Suite, Discovery Suite, Navigator Suite. Contact Jennifer for full category pricing. Listed prices are not guaranteed until booked.

Exclusive Private Fares — Limited Availability

Swan Hellenic

Antarctica 2026–2028 · Fewer than 200 guests · Nearly 1:1 crew-to-guest ratio. Off the ship twice a day!

All-Inclusive

Pre-expedition hotelAirport-to-hotel transferAll meals & beveragesUnlimited beveragesZodiac excursionsExpedition jacket (yours to keep)Muck bootsTrekking polesGratuitiesElectric fireplace in most stateroomsSuites available for 3 & 4 guests
VoyageDatesNightsBook Direct (pp)Private Fare —
Veranda (pp)
Note
Cape Town to Buenos Aires via Antarctica & South GeorgiaOct 23–Nov 12, 202620$15,850$9,998
South Georgia IslandsAntarctic PeninsulaNov 11–20, 20269$11,675$8,999Lowest Rate of the Season
Antarctic PeninsulaNov 12–21, 20269$9,800$9,225
Antarctica, Falkland Islands & South GeorgiaNov 20–Dec 8, 202618$18,675$17,998
Falkland & South Georgia IslandsAntarctic PeninsulaNov 21–30, 20269$9,800$9,225
Antarctic PeninsulaNov 24–Dec 4, 202610$10,900$10,250
Antarctic PeninsulaNov 30–Dec 9, 20269$10,275$9,225
Antarctic PeninsulaDec 4–13, 20269$13,500$10,125
Antarctic PeninsulaDec 9–19, 202610$12,000$11,499
Antarctic PeninsulaDec 13–22, 20269$11,352$10,350
Antarctic PeninsulaDec 19–29, 202610$13,600$11,499Christmas in Antarctica
Antarctic Circle CrossingFeb 24–Mar 9, 202713$13,475$12,999Circle Crossing
Antarctic PeninsulaMar 3–12, 20279$12,000$9,225
Antarctic Circle CrossingMar 12–25, 202713$12,900$12,199Circle Crossing

Suite options available for 3 and 4 guests. Electric fireplace featured in most staterooms. Listed prices are not guaranteed until booked — contact Jennifer to lock in your rate.

New Partner — All Trips Traveled

Aurora Expeditions

Capped at just 130 guests per voyage -small enough that everyone can be off the ship at the same time, twice a day for up to 2½ hours each landing. Depart on 1 of 3 ships purpose-built with  X-Bow technology from Ushuaia, the gateway to the Drake Passage and the Antarctic Peninsula.

Photography

Photography Expeditions

Discover the world's most remote and beautiful landscapes "Through the Lens."  Onboard photography experts work with both enthusiasts and total beginners —These specific voyages offer opportunities to experience and photograph the polar regions you saw.

Kayaking

Activities that put you in the action

Kayaking program, Camping, Snowshoeing, Skiing, Snowboarding, Trek, Climb, Snorkel, Scuba, Some activities are included in your expedition, while others are optional and cost extra.

Women's Expeditions

Women's-Only Expeditions Available

Led by an all-female expedition team, for women who want to explore Antarctica alongside like-minded travelers. A rare and genuinely special way to experience the continent.

Departures

Citizen Science Program

Travel with like-minded people who love to connect with the natural world and the wonder of science. An ideal environment for curious-minded couples, friends and solo travellers to relax.

If any of this sounds like the kind of trip you've been dreaming about, reach out for a consultation (Fees have been waived) and let's talk about which  voyage is right for you.

Limited Availability — Antarctica Books Fast

Request an Antarctica Consultation

Jennifer will walk you through every ship, every departure, and every price category — at no cost to you.

Exclusive Savings Through Jennifer

HX Expeditions

Antarctica & South Georgia · Under 500 guests for Peninsula sailings · so meet people in your group and land every day,.  Under 200 for extended South Georgia & Falklands voyages Science & Education Program on every voyage: Learn more about the people, places, and wildlife you’ll explore. HX Expedtions supports 41 environmental, cultural and social projects in 11 different countries.

11 Nights

Antarctic Peninsula

Dec 12–27, 2026

Oceanview from $10,295 pp

Balcony from $13,825 pp

Suite from $13,825 pp

Solo specials available

€120 OBC · Lindstrom dining access

11 Nights

Antarctic Peninsula

Jan 19–30, 2027

Oceanview from $9,600 pp

Balcony from $11,629 pp

Suite from $13,580 pp

Solo specials available

22 Nights

Antarctica + South Georgia + Falklands

Feb 19–Mar 13, 2027

Oceanview from $20,800 (U2) pp

Balcony from $23,183 (F2) pp

Solo from $29,393

Save $1,400 per cabin vs. direct · Under 200 guests

Listed prices are not guaranteed until booked. Contact Jennifer to lock in your rate before availability closes.

When Should You Go?

Antarctica expeditions are intimate by design — you will share this once-in-a-lifetime experience with just 175 friends on a small ship, not thousands of strangers on a mega-vessel. These expeditions are educational, immersive, and genuinely transformative.

Early Season

November – December

Pristine & Untouched

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This is Antarctica at its most pristine. The snow conditions are unlike anything I can describe — vast rolling hills blanketed in white, looking exactly like the images you've pictured your whole life. It is a sight that genuinely takes your breath away.

This is also nesting season. Seals, penguins, and birds are in the midst of their spring mating rituals — there is an energy and sense of discovery in the air that is impossible to replicate at any other time of year. You'll witness the first penguin chicks hatching, and the light for photography is extraordinary — long golden hours that make every shot stunning.

Optional activities like snowshoeing through untouched terrain are at their best now. If you have dreamed of seeing Antarctica looking like a postcard — this is your season.

Best for: photographers, first-timers, snowshoeing, nesting wildlife

Peak Season

Late December – January

The Most Active & Alive

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Peak season is peak everything. Temperatures reach their highest — roughly 28–40°F — and days stretch up to 20 hours of sunlight. The warmer weather begins to pull back the snow, revealing rocky cliffs and a more varied, dramatic landscape as the white gives way to stark black and grey.

The penguin chicks are now growing fast, and one of the most magical sights in nature becomes possible: penguin "highways" — well-worn paths through the snow where hundreds of penguins waddle in single file from sea to nest and back again. You have to see it to believe it. Seal pups are out, whale numbers are climbing, and the colonies are buzzing with life and noise.

This is the most popular time to go, and for good reason. The energy is electric.

Best for: wildlife activity, long daylight, penguin highways, seal pups

Late Season

February – March

Whale Season & Best Value

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February and March are when the whales truly take over — and I mean that. The warmer water brings enormous amounts of krill to the surface, drawing humpbacks, minkes, orcas, southern rights, and more in staggering numbers. During my own February trip, I could hardly look out at the horizon without spotting at least one whale — and usually more — at any given moment.

Temperatures range from 27–34°F on average, occasionally dipping lower or reaching near 50°F on sunny days. The penguin chicks are nearly full-grown now and increasingly independent — the colonies have a different, quieter energy than peak season, but the whale watching more than makes up for it.

Late season also tends to offer the best pricing of the entire Antarctic season. If whales are your priority — or your budget needs a little more flexibility — this is the time to go.

Best for: whale watching, value pricing, fewer crowds, mature penguin chicks

More Operators Jennifer Books

Jennifer holds preferred access and certified expertise across every major Antarctica expedition operator — not just the featured lines above.

Quark ExpeditionsLindblad / Nat GeoPonantSilversea ExpeditionsScenic EclipseSeabourn ExpeditionsViking ExpeditionsOceanwide Expeditions

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