Puerto Williams – Port Stanley · 22 December 2026 – 30 January 2027

Embark on an unforgettable Antarctic adventure from the southernmost town of Puerto Williams, Chile. Leaving the rugged coast behind, we sail into the remote southern waters, guided by wind, currents, and the thrill of exploration. The first part of the journey takes us across the Drake Passage, one of the planet’s most legendary stretches of ocean, where the rhythm of life on board the Tecla blends seamlessly with the rhythm of the waves.Along the way, keep your eyes open for wildlife: whales, seals, and seabirds accompany us across the open ocean. As we reach the Antarctic Peninsula, dramatic icebergs and pristine glaciers form the backdrop for our first encounters with the frozen continent. Depending on the conditions, we explore bays and coves, walking among penguin colonies and marveling at the sheer scale of the Antarctic wilderness.Continuing eastward, we navigate towards South Georgia, home to towering cliffs and some of the densest colonies of King, Macaroni, and Rockhopper penguins in the world. The island’s rugged coastline and abundant wildlife make every moment an awe-inspiring experience. Weather permitting, we will follow the last 6 kilometers of Shackleton’s historic route from Fortune Bay to the Stromness whaling station, retracing the path he took to rescue his men.Finally, we set course for the Falkland Islands, where we can stroll among more penguin colonies and reflect on the vast distances we have crossed.This 40-day expedition is more than a journey; it is a test of seamanship, a celebration of nature, living fully at sea, under sail, and in harmony with some of the most remote and beautiful places on Earth.

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Puerto Williams - Antarctica -South Georgia - Falkland Islands

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