$8385—Antarctica expedition cruise, reg. $11,300

We love that this trip starts with a 5-star stay in Buenos Aires and flights to Ushuaia. From there, you'll explore the White Continent with an expert team at the helm. Search for penguins, set foot on gleaming ice and skip across the water by zodiac. These adventure-focused itineraries typically cost over $11,000, but with this offer you'll save $3000.

What's included:

• Accommodations in an oceanview cabin aboard Hurtigruten's 530-person MS Roald Amundsen or MS Fridjof Nansen
• Pre-cruise hotel stay in Buenos Aires (1 night)
• Charter flight between Buenos Aires and Ushuaia
• Transfers between the hotel in Buenos Aires to the airport and the ship to Ushuaia airport
• €200 (approx. $210) per cabin in onboard credit
• Select excursions and escorted landings using expedition zodiac boats
• Guidance by an expedition team that organizes and accompanies activities onboard and ashore 
• Onboard state-of-the-art science center, expert-led lectures and citizen science programs
• Breakfast, lunch and dinner, including beverages, (house wine, beer, spirits, coffee, tea and soft drinks)
• Complimentary polar expedition jacket, backpack and reusable water bottle
• Loan of boots, trekking poles and all equipment for activities
• Tips/gratuities, as well as all port taxes and fees
• Onboard Wi-Fi 
• Professional digital photo album

11-night expeditions in 2025, priced per person:

• $8385 … March 7; Oct. 30
• $8735 … Feb. 28
• $9015 … March 10
• $9231 … Feb. 25
• $9749 … Nov. 28
• $10,328 … Dec. 19

Options: 17–22-night sailings are also discounted, starting at $12,366 per person.

Sneak peek: Watch the video on our partner's website to see what it's like to sail to Antarctica.

Ship details: The MS Fridtjof Nansen is the latest addition to Hurtigruten’s fleet of custom-built ships. All cabins are outside, and 50% will have private balconies. Select aft suites will feature private outdoor hot tubs with spectacular views. The MS Roald Amundsen, built in 2019, is the world's first battery-powered, hybrid expedition ship. Both ships have three onboard restaurants, all inspired by Nordic and Norwegian heritage. There is also an expansive gym, wellness center, outdoor hot tubs and an infinity pool. Guests will also receive a reusable water bottle to fill at onboard filling stations. The ship does not carry unnecessary single-use-plastic products.