Antarctica

Explore the White Continent of Antarctica. Ports of call include:

• Grytviken, South Georgia
  The oldest of the whaling stations on South Georgia, founded in 1904. Grytviken also has some of the most photographed landmarks on South Georgia including the Whalers Church and nearby cemetary that is Ernest Shackleton's final resting place. Near the cemetary on a hill behind Grytviken lies the only evidence in the area of the Falklands conflict of 1982, an Argentinean Puma Helicopter downed by British Forces from King Edward Point.
  
  
• Gold Harbor, South Georgia
  Seals, albatross, a large colony of King Penguins and dramatic cliffs await you in Gold Harbor.
  
  
• Stanley, Falkland Islands
  Victorian England and penguins share the frontier life in Stanley. Sightseeing tour takes in the colorful houses, quaint streets, museums, shops and cathedral.
  
  
• Port Lockroy, Antarctica
  A British Secret Service station during World War II and ringed with mountains.
  
  
• Buenos Aires, Argentina
  Argentina's vibrant capital, sightseeing and a sophisticated nightlife!
  
  
• Ushuaia, Argentina
  The southermost town in the world where you can visit the "Land of Fire"; the Tierra del Fuego National Park.
  
  
• Paradise Harbor, Antarctica
  Wonder at the soaring ice cliffs of Paradise Harbor as your ship cruises along the Lemaire Channel, one of the most beautiful passages in Antarctica.
  
  
• Half Moon Island, Antarctica
  A large colony of chinstrap penguins nest here as whales patrol in sight of the shore.