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福克兰群岛、南乔治亚岛和南极半岛巡游是动物爱好者的梦想成真。这次探险之旅探索了地球上最后几个未被开发的地区之一——这片土地拥有崎岖而美丽的风景和种类繁多的野生动物。
阿根廷.乌斯怀亚 (点击查看地图)
福克兰群岛 + 南乔治亚岛 + 南极半岛 (点击查看地图)
12月
房型 | 2025年 12月2日-2026年1月8日 |
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舷窗四人间 Quadruple Porthole |
15600 | ||
舷窗三人间 Triple Porthole |
17500 | ||
舷窗双人间 Twin Porthole |
19150 | ||
方窗双人间 Twin Window |
19850 | ||
豪华双人间 Twin Deluxe |
21650 | ||
高级间 Superior |
23200 | ||
套房 Junior Suite |
24450 | ||
阳台套房 Grand Suite with private balcony |
28100 |
Your voyage begins where the world drops off. Ushuaia, Argentina, reputed to be the southernmost city on the planet, is located on the far southern tip of South America. Starting in the afternoon, you embark from this small resort town on Tierra del Fuego, nicknamed “The End of the World,” and sail the mountain-fringed Beagle Channel for the remainder of the evening.
Several species of albatross follow the vessel into the westerlies, along with storm petrels, shearwaters, and diving petrels.
The capital of the Falklands and center of its culture, Port Stanley has some Victorian-era charm: colorful houses, well-tended gardens, and English-style pubs are all to be found here. You can also see several century-old clipper ships nearby, silent witnesses to the hardships of 19th century sailors. The small but interesting museum is also worth a visit, covering the early days of settlement up to the Falklands War. Approximately 2,100 people live in Port Stanley. Admission to the museum is included.
En route to South Georgia, you now cross the Antarctic Convergence. The temperature cools considerably within the space of a few hours, and nutritious water rises to the surface of the sea due to colliding water columns. This phenomenon attracts a multitude of seabirds near the ship, including several species of albatross, shearwaters, petrels, prions, and skuas.
There may be sea ice on this route, and at the edge of the ice some south polar skuas and snow petrels could join the other seabirds trailing the vessel south.
Depending on the conditions, you might visit Orcadas Base, an Argentine scientific station on Laurie Island in the South Orkney archipelago. The personnel here will happily show you their facility, where you can enjoy expansive views of the surrounding glaciers. If a visit isn’t possible, you may instead land in Coronation Island’s Shingle Cove.
Enormous icebergs and a fair chance of fin whale sightings ensure there’s never a dull moment on this last sea voyage south. Also, your best chance to spot Antarctic petrels is here. Depending on conditions, we aim to begin activities the afternoon of day 14.
Your return voyage is far from lonely. While crossing the Drake, you’re again greeted by the vast array of seabirds remembered from the passage south. But they seem a little more familiar to you now, and you to them.
Every adventure, no matter how grand, must eventually come to an end. It’s now time to disembark in Ushuaia, but with memories that will accompany you wherever your next adventure lies.