Magellan Discoverer · 6-Day Antarctic Express Fly-Cruise, Mar 4, 2027
Route Map
Route map is indicative. Actual ports, landings, flight connections, cruising areas and activity order may change according to weather, sea state, ice and local operating conditions.
Product Overview
- Operator
- Antarctica21 Antarctica21
- Ship
- Magellan Discoverer
- Route
- Confirmed in the confirmed departure documents.
- Destination
- Confirmed in the confirmed departure documents.
- Travel Dates
- 2027.03.04 — 2027.03.09
- Duration
- 6days
- Price
- US$8,495 from
Trip Images
Images are indicative. Scenery and landing arrangements depend on the actual departure.
A 6-day cruise-only Antarctica21 express fly-cruise departure aboard Magellan Discoverer, operating Mar 4, 2027 to Mar 9, 2027. The compact program uses flight-cruise access to focus on Antarctic Peninsula and South Shetland scenery with a shorter time commitment, subject to weather and operator planning. Cabin space, pricing and operating details are confirmed by an advisor.
Route Map
Route map is indicative. Actual ports, landings, flight connections, cruising areas and activity order may change according to weather, sea state, ice and local operating conditions.
Trip Highlights
Punta Arenas and King George Island Flight Connection
- Antarctica21's air-cruise pattern uses Punta Arenas and King George Island flight arrangements to reduce or replace part of the Drake Passage sailing time.
- Flight timing, baggage handling, hotel briefings, transfer sequence and embarkation or disembarkation flow are subject to Antarctic weather and the operator's final documents.
Icebergs, Glaciers and Antarctic Wildlife
- The route offers opportunities for icebergs, glaciers, snowy mountains, penguin habitat, seals, seabirds and possible whale observations.
- Wildlife sightings and viewing distance cannot be guaranteed and follow protection rules and the ship team's instructions.
Small-Ship Expedition Rhythm
- The compact small-ship expedition rhythm is designed for efficient landings, Zodiac cruising, briefings and close observation of the Antarctic environment.
- Daily operations remain flexible because weather, ice, airport conditions and the expedition team's safety assessment shape the plan.
Late-Season Antarctic Light
- The late-season window can bring changing Antarctic light, active ice scenery and a different wildlife rhythm from high summer.
- Scenery, wildlife and activity openings vary by weather, ice, sea state and the expedition team's daily route decisions.
Daily Itinerary
You may first check the alongside the daily itinerary.
Flight-Cruise Preparation
Prepare for the Antarctica21 air-cruise arrangements around Punta Arenas. Hotel briefing, luggage handling, flight timing and contingency plans are subject to the operator's final documents.
Fly to King George Island and Embark
Fly toward King George Island and embark the expedition ship when conditions allow. Flight timing, baggage rules and embarkation flow depend on Antarctic weather and airport operations.
South Shetland Islands and Antarctic Peninsula
Explore the South Shetland Islands and Antarctic Peninsula waters when conditions allow, with possible Zodiac cruising, landings and wildlife observation.
Antarctic Peninsula Exploration
Explore around the Antarctic Peninsula when weather, ice and sea state allow. Possible activities include Zodiac cruising, shore landings, glacier and iceberg viewing, and wildlife observation.
Return Flight Connection
Use the return flight or transfer connection according to the operator's plan. Timing is weather dependent and follows Antarctica21's final notice.
End of Program
The program ends according to the final flight, transfer and hotel arrangements. Onward travel should allow for the operator's advised buffer because Antarctic flights are weather dependent.
Daily arrangements are subject to Antarctica21's final departure documents, weather, sea state, ice, airport operations, flight operations, environmental rules and expedition-team decisions.
Ship and Cabins
Magellan Discoverer
Magellan Discoverer operates Antarctica21 air-cruise departures on the Antarctic Express Air-Cruise program, with expedition accommodation, dining, public spaces, lectures, landing briefings and Zodiac-supported operations according to the final voyage plan.
- Operator
- Antarctica21
- Ship
- Magellan Discoverer
- Product ID
- 23831
- Route
- Antarctic Express Air-Cruise
- Departure Date
- Mar 4, 2027
Public Areas
- Expedition accommodation and onboard dining
- Expedition-team lectures, landing briefings and safety briefings
- Zodiac cruising and landing activities when opened by the expedition team
- Observation decks, public lounges and onboard activities according to the confirmed ship
- Flight-cruise coordination around Punta Arenas and King George Island, subject to the final departure documents
Pricing Details
Cabin Pricing
| Cabin | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Standard / Entry Cabin Category | Open cabin categories, size, deck, benefits, occupancy and inventory are subject to the operator's live availability and final confirmation. | From US$8,495 |
| Balcony, Suite and Higher Cabin Categories | Prices vary by ship, departure, cabin category, occupancy and promotion policy. Confirm live availability with an advisor. | From US$8,495 |
Included
- Cruise-sector accommodation and onboard meals.
- Expedition-team lectures, landing briefings and regular activities during the voyage.
- Planned Zodiac cruising, landings and scenic activities, subject to weather and ice conditions.
Not Included
- International flights, domestic flights outside the confirmed program, visas, insurance, pre- and post-cruise hotels, transfers, land extensions and personal expenses, unless clearly included by Antarctica21 or the signed contract.
- Optional activities such as kayaking, camping or other add-ons may require separate space, conditions or fees, subject to operator confirmation.
- Additional expenses caused by weather, ice, flight, airport, port, itinerary or force-majeure changes are handled according to Antarctica21 terms and the signed contract.
Travel Notes
Route and Flight Adjustments
Antarctica air-cruise routes are affected by weather, sea state, ice, airport operations, port rules, wildlife protection and environmental regulations. Flights, landings, Zodiac cruising, activity order and time ashore may change.
Cruise-Only Booking
This page shows cruise-only reference information. Final cabin category, price, taxes, flight or transfer arrangements, optional activity space, payment terms and cancellation policy are subject to Antarctica21's written confirmation and the signed contract.
Travel Preparation
Travelers should prepare visas, insurance, polar clothing and health information according to Antarctica voyage requirements. Final meeting point, hotel briefing, luggage rules, flight timing, embarkation and disembarkation rules are subject to the pre-departure notice.