Región:
Antártida
Destinos:
Península Antártica,
Islas Malvinas,
Islas Georgias del Sur
Barco:
El Ortelius
Destacados:
Lobo fino antartico,
Pingüino de Adelia,
Charrán artico,
Rorcual azul,
Pingüino barbijo,
Elefante marino del sur,
Pingüino juanito,
Yubarta,
Orca,
Pingüino rey,
Foca leopardo,
Pingüino macarrones,
Pingüino magallánico,
Rorcual aliblanco,
Pingüino saltarrocas,
Albatros errante,
Foca de Weddell,
Petrel níveo,
Abanto marino,
Cormorán antártico,
Albatros cabecigrís,
Petrel azulado,
Pato petrel,
Págalo polar,
Paíño de Wilson,
Petrel antártico,
Caracara austral,
Picovaina de Malvinas,
Patovapor malvinero
Highly recommend! I liked this company’s emphasis on “expedition.” We went out on the Zodiac inflatable boats often (usually twice a day every day, whenever possible, which was frequently). We saw many amazing creatures in their natural environment, including lots of whales and seven different types of penguins, while maintaining a safe and respectful distance. Every landing was very different from the others and amazingly beautiful. The ship was very comfortable, and the crew was fantastic. The other passengers were an international group of people who were very open and interesting to talk to. There were lots of informative optional lectures every day on all aspects of the different kinds of wildlife we saw (whales, penguins, many types of birds, seals), environment, weather, geology, ocean currents, history of Antarctic exploration, as well as on the critical issues of ocean ecology and sustainability. Seeing penguins swimming in the water beside our ship and jumping up onto icebergs was awesome! So were all the sites we visited on South Georgia Island, including Grytvikan and Shackleton’s final resting spot. The Captain, expedition leader, and crew succeeded in doing everything they could to make this a truly memorable trip. p.s. Our room was very comfortable, and the meals were delicious, too :)Text