Nova Geórgia do Sul clássica

The journey begins in Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, sailing through the Beagle Channel into the South Atlantic toward the remote Falkland Islands, where rugged coastlines and rich birdlife define places like West Point Island, Carcass Island, Stanley, and Bleaker Island. The expedition then continues across open ocean to South Georgia, a wild and isolated island of towering mountains, glaciers, and abundant wildlife, including vast colonies of penguins, seals, and seabirds, along with historic exploration sites. After exploring its dramatic landscapes and remote bays, the voyage crosses back over the South Atlantic and returns through the Beagle Channel, concluding once again in Ushuaia.

Dia 1: Ushuaia

In the afternoon, we board the USHUAIA, where you'll be welcomed by the Captain, crew, and Expedition Team. After a welcome cocktail and safety briefing, you'll have time to meet your fellow travellers before setting sail through the Beagle Channel. Our adventure begins as we head toward the spectacular Western Falkland Islands (Malvinas), renowned for their rugged landscapes and abundant seabird colonies.

Dia 2: no mar

Enjoy a full day at sea as we sail across the South Atlantic. Take advantage of the ship's open bridge policy to observe navigation alongside our officers and keep watch for albatrosses, petrels, whales, dolphins and other marine wildlife. Throughout the day, our Expedition Team will present informative lectures introducing the wildlife, history and geology of the Falkland Islands (Malvinas), preparing us for our first landings.

Dia 3: oeste das Ilhas Malvinas

Weather permitting, we'll make our first landings in the spectacular Western Falkland Islands. At West Point Island, we'll visit dramatic coastal cliffs that host colonies of Southern Rockhopper Penguins and Black-browed Albatrosses, while enjoying breathtaking views over the Atlantic. Later, we'll continue to Carcass Island, a predator-free haven where Gentoo and Magellanic Penguins, numerous songbirds and dolphins thrive. Guests may also enjoy traditional tea at the island settlement before we continue sailing overnight toward Stanley.

Dia 4: leste das Ilhas Malvinas

This morning we arrive in Stanley, the charming capital of the Falkland Islands (Malvinas). Explore its museum, local shops and historic streets while discovering the island's fascinating heritage. Birdlife is abundant even within the town, with Southern Giant Petrels, Falkland Steamer Ducks, Dolphin Gulls and many other species commonly seen along the shoreline. During the afternoon we depart Stanley and begin our voyage toward South Georgia.

Dia 5: Ilha Bleaker

Discover one of the Falkland Islands' hidden gems. Bleaker Island is home to Rockhopper and Magellanic Penguins, Imperial Cormorants and a wide variety of seabirds. Surrounded by pristine landscapes and rich wildlife, this remote island offers a memorable final landing before we continue our voyage toward South Georgia.

Dias 6 e 7: no mar, Geórgia do Sul

South Georgia will come in sight! Though extremely isolated, it has amazing scenery ranging from high mountains and mighty glaciers to deep fjords and low-lying grassland. If the weather is favorable, we would aim to visit one of the following sites in the late afternoon:

Elsehul

Situated at the northwestern extremity of South Georgia on the eastern side of the knife-edged summit ridges of Parydian Peninsula, Elsehul is a beautiful little harbor. It is the only visitor site on the island, where colonies of Black-browed and Grey-headed Albatrosses can be viewed from zodiacs within the protection of sheltered inshore waters.

Right Whale Bay

Right Whale Bay is a bay 1.5 miles (2.4 km) wide, entered between Craigie Point and Nameless Point along the north coast of South Georgia. The name dates back to at least 1922, when South Georgia was still a center for commercial whaling. Today we hope to encounter a small colony of King Penguins, along with Giant Petrels, gulls and breeding fur seals on the black ashen beach.

Dias 8 a 13: Geórgia do Sul

Over the coming days, we'll explore the breathtaking landscapes and extraordinary wildlife of South Georgia. Our itinerary will remain flexible, allowing us to take advantage of weather and sea conditions while visiting some of the island's most remarkable locations. Possible landings include Salisbury Plain, Willis Islands, Grytviken, Godthul, Fortuna Bay, Stromness, Cooper Bay, St Andrews Bay, and Drygalski Fjord. Expect unforgettable encounters with King Penguins, elephant seals, albatrosses, glaciers, dramatic mountain scenery, and the fascinating legacy of Sir Ernest Shackleton.

Dias 14 a 16: no mar

Leaving South Georgia behind, we begin our return voyage across the South Atlantic. During these days at sea, enjoy lectures from our Expedition Team, observe seabirds and marine mammals from the deck, and reflect on the unforgettable experiences and wildlife encounters of the expedition.

Dia 17: Canal de Beagle (Moat)

As we re-enter the Beagle Channel, enjoy the final presentations from the Expedition Team while taking in the spectacular scenery. During our farewell evening aboard, we'll celebrate our journey with the Captain and fellow travellers before arriving back in Ushuaia.

Dia 18: Ushuaia

Early this morning we arrive back in Ushuaia, where we disembark after breakfast, bringing an unforgettable South Atlantic expedition to an end.

O QUE ESTÁ INCLUÍDO

• Cruzeiro de 18 dias com hospedagem
• Todos os desembarques de Zodiac e excursões conforme o itinerário
• Aluguel de botas de borracha
• Guias e palestras com o nosso líder de expedição e a equipe
• Equipe de expedição que fala inglês
• Pensão completa no navio: café da manhã, almoço, jantar e lanches
• Chá e café à vontade 24 horas por dia
• Impostos, taxas portuárias, taxas de documentação
• Diário detalhado pós-expedição

O QUE NÃO ESTÁ INCLUÍDO

• Excursões e atividades extras não mencionadas no itinerário
• Suplemento de quarto individual e upgrades de cabine
• Refeições fora do navio
• Bebidas (exceto café e chá)
• Gorjetas para a tripulação
• Despesas pessoais
• Tudo o que não estiver mencionado expressamente em ’Inclusões’
• Parka impermeável, calças ou outros equipamentos não especificados em ‘Inclusões’

É necessário um sinal não reembolsável de 30% do valor da cabine correspondente para confirmar a reserva do cruzeiro de expedição. O pagamento final (70%) vence 90 dias antes da partida. Os pagamentos podem ser feitos por transferência bancária (forma de pagamento preferida) ou cartão de crédito. Todos os pagamentos devem ser feitos na moeda combinada indicada na fatura.