Map of the sea route from Mar del Plata through Ushuaia to Antarctica

Voyages / Itinerary

Routes shaped by sea, weather and nature.

Each voyage has a Reserve button that redirects guests to a PayPal checkout/payment page to complete the reservation.

Available voyages

The 2026–2027 southern sailing season.

Five consecutive passages connect Buenos Aires, Ushuaia and Antarctica. Dates remain subject to weather, sea and operational conditions.

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Buenos Aires / Mar del Plata → Ushuaia7–23 Nov 2026 · 1,250 NM · 16 days
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Ushuaia → Antarctica → Ushuaia1–19 Dec 2026 · 1,700 NM · 19 days
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Ushuaia → Antarctica → Ushuaia27 Dec 2026–14 Jan 2027 · 1,700 NM · 19 days
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Ushuaia → Antarctica → Ushuaia20 Jan–7 Feb 2027 · 1,700 NM · 19 days
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Ushuaia → Buenos Aires / Mar del Plata12 Feb–1 Mar 2027 · 1,500 NM · 18 days
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From 2 March 2027: logistics and maintenance period.

Map of the maritime route from Mar del Plata through Ushuaia to Antarctica

Included / Not included

What is part of the voyage.

Included

  • Reception at Ushuaia Airport and transfer to the boat.
  • Professional crew.
  • Safety protocol training and safety elements.
  • Base on the continent for emergency support 7x24.
  • Real navigation practice during maneuvers and watches.
  • Electronic navigation practice.
  • Navigation according to itinerary.
  • Shared cabin accommodation.
  • Mooring costs at port.
  • Landings to explore in a semi-rigid boat with outboard motor.
  • Fuel.
  • Full board on board, including meals and drinks.
  • Automatic life jackets with lifeline.
  • Boat insurance.
  • Starlink internet.
  • Permits from the Argentine Antarctic Institute.
  • Permits from the Argentine Naval Prefecture to set sail from Ushuaia.
  • Administrative expenses.

Not included

  • Entry costs to countries, such as taxes, visas or other applicable charges.
  • Flights to and from the passenger's country of origin.
  • Accommodation and transfers after the voyage.
  • Activities and meals outside the sailboat.
  • Personal equipment, personal travel insurance, additional expenses during the trip in general.
  • Anything not listed under "Included".

Environment

Committed to keeping nature in its purest state.

We are committed to preserving fauna, caring for the sea and operating with the lowest possible environmental impact.

Close view of Antarctic wildlife in its natural environment

Waste responsibility

During the voyage, we store non-organic waste and bring it back to the continent for disposal at port.

Sail whenever possible

We sail whenever possible and use the engine as little as possible.

Energy and water

We have solar panels to produce energy and a desalination system to produce water.

Shared responsibility

We enjoy the company of people who share our respect and responsibility toward the environment.

Voyage requirements

Insurance and Cancellation Policy

The boat and crew have the necessary international insurance coverage. Due to the nature of the journey, every traveler must present mandatory personal insurance before boarding.

Mandatory personal insurance

  • Coverage amounts are each traveler's individual responsibility.
  • The policy must cover medical expenses in case of illness or accident.
  • The policy must cover evacuation, transfer or repatriation to the passenger's place of origin.

Trip cancellation insurance

We suggest reviewing trip cancellation insurance in case the passenger needs to cancel the voyage.

Force majeure

If for any force majeure reason we must suspend the trip, 100% of the amount paid will be refunded, and a 20% discount will be applied if the passenger decides to choose another trip.