Antarctic Peninsula

Late spring is a particularly special time on the Antarctic Peninsula. The icebergs are at their most formidable and spectacular and the wildlife is in full flight, with breeding elephant seals in residence and whales migrating back south for the warmer months.

 

For three full days you will experience the snow-blanketed landscapes, extraordinary wildlife and colossal ice sculptures of the Antarctic Peninsula.

 

Our expeditions will be dictated by weather conditions but we’re in excellent hands with the highly experienced Silver Endeavour Expedition Team who know the best ways to experience the world’s least-explored continent.Zodiac around the waters, paying homage to the enormous icebergs and keeping an eye out for whales and sea-lions. Step onto the Antarctic tundra in search of Adelie penguins and fur seals, learning about the natural environment from the Expedition Team and on-board resident experts. You will even have the opportunity, should you wish, to hop aboard a kayak and paddle your way around the waters, in amongst the seals – a humbling experience.

 

Aboard the ship the naturalists provide informative lectures. And each evening you’re invited to join, your Constellation Journeys team in the bar prior to dinner, sharing stories of the day. You will always have the option to dine alone, with newfound friends or with the Constellation team – it’s entirely your choice.

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