ANTARCTICA


The “Great White Continent”


An expedition to Antarctica is an unforgettable journey of discovery. Breathtaking floating castles of ice glisten in the warmth of the austral sun... moments later they are aglow in an iridescent display of color. Mountains of white glaciers rising from the sea are framed against a radiant blue sky... moments later, they are shrouded in a wispy fog, hidden from sight. A majestic blue iceberg appears on the horizon silhouetted against the gray storm clouds of a sky as dark as night... and in an instant, a luminous bright sun illuminates a floating regatta of small ice formations materializing as far as the eye can see, glistening like jewels. Ice surrounds you, from the first morning you awaken to the sounds and sensations of your ship entering the Antarctic Archipelago. Explorers throughout the centuries have written about their captivation with the ice – and how it lured them back to the Antarctic... repeatedly... Today, you are that Antarctic explorer. Whatever your reason for traveling to this “seventh continent,” you’ll find Antarctica a magical place whose mystical allure fascinates and forever beckons you to return. Trace the footsteps of turn-of-the-last-century explorers obsessed in the race to be the first to reach the South Pole... and find yourself wanting to maximize every moment possible, every day, from the moment you embark.


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One of life’s great accomplishments is stepping foot on all seven continents... and on Tauck’s cruise to Antarctica, you’ll be able to mark off two of them!


ARGENTINA CHILE


SOUTHERN PACIFIC OCEAN


Maximum Elevation: 1,700 ft. AMERICA SOUTH


SOUTHERN ATLANTIC OCEAN


Buenos Aires


Ushuaia ADMIRALTY BAY


Deception Island


South Pole ANTARCTICA


Port Lockroy LEMAIRE


CHANNEL HOPE BAY PARADISE BAY


ANTARCTIC PENINSULA


Elephant Island Paulet Island


DRAKE PASSAGE


Shetland Islands


South


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