Find the Right Expedition for Your Trip
Antarctica expedition packages start from $9,269 per person. Compare 31 guided itineraries across route, duration, travel style, and price, including 8-day fly-cruise options and 21-day extended voyages covering South Georgia and the Falklands. Every Antarctica expedition package includes specialist support at no extra fee.
See current offers on selected Antarctica itineraries, with savings available on our specialists’ top picks this season.
SAVE 18%A classic Antarctica expedition for travelers who want the Peninsula experience without committing to a longer voyage. A strong choice for first-time polar travelers.
SAVE 1%A longer Antarctic journey for travelers seeking remote bays, pack ice, and a deeper polar experience.
SAVE 30%A fly-cruise option for travelers who want to skip the Drake crossing and reach Antarctica faster.
See our complete range of guided Antarctica expedition packages, from classic Peninsula trips to fly-cruise options and longer expedition itineraries. Compare routes, durations, and travel styles to find the right fit.
CruiseSAVE 14%Fly directly to Antarctica and board a boutique expedition ship, giving you more time exploring the continent and less time in transit. Smaller groups, fewer travel days, and personalized service create a quieter and more relaxed journey.
CruiseSAVE 18%Experience the classic Antarctic Peninsula route with a full Drake Passage crossing, daily zodiac landings, and some of Antarctica's most accessible penguin colonies. This itinerary is best for a shorter Antarctica expedition.
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CruiseSAVE 20%Follow Antarctica's richest wildlife habitats, with more shore landings, wildlife encounters, penguin colonies, whale sightings, and spectacular polar landscapes. This cruise is ideal for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers.
Cruise through Antarctic waters surrounded by icebergs, rugged shores, and the dramatic landscapes of the southern continent.
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Passenger counts, staff ratios, Zodiac capacity, and cabin layouts all change what your days on the ice actually look like. We go through these details with you before you put down a deposit.
Compare ships and operators based on the factors that affect your time ashore, not just the price
Match the itinerary to your schedule, whether it’s a Drake crossing, fly-cruise, or extended voyage
Find out which cabin categories are worth paying more for on a 12-day sailing
Get a straight answer on what’s included and what isn’t before you commit
Booking through Travelopod on an eligible expedition gets you select savings, flight benefits, and Travelopod Circle Rewards. With Travelopod, you work with one advisor handling the full trip, not just the cruise.
Save up to $700
on select Antarctica departures
Save up to $200
when international flights are booked alongside your expedition
Earn 1% back
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Explore Antarctica expedition packages by route, duration, ship style, and how you want to reach the ice. Choose from classic Peninsula voyages, premium expedition ships, fly-cruise itineraries, and extended journeys across the southern polar region.
From what it really costs to why travellers choose us, here's the practical detail behind booking your Antarctic voyage.
Antarctica expedition costs vary widely by ship, cabin, itinerary, season, and what's included in the fare. Here’s what to budget before you book.
Typical Antarctica expeditions cost about $9,000 to $28,000+ per person, depending on the ship, cabin, itinerary, season, and inclusions. Check whether your fare covers Zodiac excursions, shore landings, transfers, and activities before comparing prices.
Ship size, cabin category, route, season, and trip length all affect the fare. Landing opportunities and included activities can also change the value of one itinerary compared with another.
Popular ships, cabins, and peak-season departures can sell well ahead of time. If you have specific dates or cabin preferences, start comparing options early rather than waiting for limited inventory.
Check exactly what your fare covers before comparing prices. Depending on the operator, flights, insurance, hotels, optional activities, and personal expenses may sit outside the expedition fare.
Budget separately for international flights, travel insurance, pre- or post-expedition stays, transfers, optional activities, and other trip expenses. These costs can add significantly to your total.
Don't choose on price alone. Compare ship size, landing opportunities, cabin, route, departure date, and included experiences. The right combination can deliver more time ashore and a better overall expedition.
It's free, and it makes all the difference.
Antarctica is a once-in-a-lifetime decision — different ships, routes and seasons suit very different travelers. In one no-pressure call, a specialist who has actually sailed south will match you to the right voyage, secure the best cabin, and handle every flight and transfer. No scripts, just answers.
Still have a question? Our polar specialists are one call away — no scripts, just answers.
Talk to a specialistAntarctica tours typically cost around $9,000 to $28,000+ per person, depending on the ship, cabin, itinerary, season, and trip length. You should also budget for international flights, travel insurance, hotel stays, transfers, and optional activities. The lowest expedition fare is not always the lowest overall trip cost.
Our advisors bring years of travel planning experience to every Antarctica journey. They listen to what matters to you, answer the questions that are easy to overlook, and help you make informed decisions before you commit.
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