Your day at sea will allow you to take full advantage of everything the ship has to offer. Seek out hidden treasures and make the most of the facilities onboard. All of the ships activities can be found on the vessels daily newsletter. If relaxation is on your mind then your sea day will allow you to sit back, soak in ship life and watch the world as it floats by.

Described as the gateway to Argentine Patagonia, here you can visit the Punta Tombo Nature Reserve or the Paleontology Musem in the Chubut Valley.

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Stanley is the capital of the remote archipelago – The Falkland Islands in the south Atlantic. Stanley is famous for the Magellanic Penguins that gather in the nearby Gypsy Cove. Stanley is home to beautiful Historic Dockyard Museum & Galleries devoted to maritime exploration, local natural history, the Falklands War & Antartic heritage. Another amazing thing to see in Stanley is the whalebone arch that stands by the waterfront entrance of the Christ Church Cathedral.

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Welcome to Antarctica! Your Antarctic Expedition will be spent sailing through the iceberg-dotted waters of the Palmer Archipelago, Cuverville Island and Paradise Harbour. Along the way, onboard naturalists will point out bird and marine life, including petrels, penguins and seals. Cruising through Antarctica is an experience you’re unlikely to forget.

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Cruise along the southernmost tip of South America, known as a treacherous passage which sees strong winds and icebergs (none of which affect the stable cruise ships that traverse these regions). The Panama Canal rendered this, once popular trade route, useless which means you’ll have the whole place to yourself!

Welcome to Ushuaia, the ‘End of the World’. Surrounded by jagged mountain peaks, this remote city offers stunning natural beauty and endless adventure. Later, enjoy a scenic cruise through Glacier Alley, where you may just spot local marine life like penguins, humpback whales and seals.

Welcome to Punta Arenas! Known as the gateway to Patagonia, this Andean city offers endless natural and cultural attractions. Here, you can visit adorable penguins at Magdalena Island, people-watch at Plaza Munoz Gamero and sample local fare at Kiosko Roca.

Welcome to the Sarmiento Channel! This protected inside passage runs along Chile’s Pacific Coast, a rugged coastline cut with inlets surrounded by snow-covered mountain ranges. As you enjoy a scenic cruise through this channel, keep your eyes out for a variety of marine animals, including Magellanic penguins, southern elephant seals, dolphins and orcas.

Welcome to the Chilean Fjords. As you cruise along a jagged path along Chile’s west coast, enjoy a landscape of snowy peaks, towering blue glaciers and dramatic fjords. The Chilean Fjords can also be reached by ship, so be sure to have your camera handy to capture these unique vistas.

Welcome to Puerto Chacabuco! Situated at the head of the majestic Aisén Fjord, this is a great base to explore some of the most beautiful sights in Chilean Patagonia. Discover plunging waterfalls and immense gorges at Río Simpson National Reserve or catch a 20-minute boat ride to Deer Island, home to around 200 elusive red deer.

Welcome to Puerto Montt, a breathtaking city located at the southern end of Chile’s lovely Lake District. Natural splendour abounds here, with towering volcanoes, snowing mountains, glacial lakes and wild forests. Puerto Montt is also known for its distinct German vibe, a result of the German settlers who founded the city in the mid-1800s.

Enjoy a relaxing day at sea.