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• Capture images of epic landscapes and wildlife with a National Geographic photographer. • Walk among tens of thousands of king penguins on South Georgia Island. • View an impressive colony of black-browed albatrosses in the Falklands.
National Geographic Explorer, National Geographic Resolution, or National Geographic Endurance for the entire voyage Meals: 2B, 3L, 2D DAYS 5–8 I FALKLAND ISLANDS/AT SEA The Falkland Islands, also known as the Islas Malvinas, comprise about 200 islands, each distinct in its beauty. Explore the archipelago, which boasts the largest albatross colony in the world; thousands of gentoo, rockhopper, and Magellanic penguins; and fur and elephant seals. Later, enjoy the ship’s amenities during two days at sea. Meals: 4B, 4L, 4D
DAYS 1–4 I U.S./BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA OR SANTIAGO, CHILE/USHUAIA/AT SEA After an overnight flight, enjoy a guided tour of Buenos Aires (National Geographic Explorer and National Geographic Endurance) or Santiago (National Geographic Resolution). Fly to Ushuaia, the world's southernmost city. Cruise the Beagle Channel on a catamaran, then embark the ship and journey across the South Atlantic. Alvear Icon Hotel (Buenos Aires) or Mandarin Oriental (Santiago);
DAYS 9–15 I SOUTH GEORGIA Arrive in South Georgia—where we anticipate daily opportunities to walk, hike, kayak, or explore by Zodiac. Observe the antics of huge elephant seals and encounter a vast colony of king penguins. Meals: 7B, 7L, 7D DAYS 16–19 I AT SEA/FALKLAND ISLANDS/ SANTIAGO, CHILE/U.S. After time at sea, we return to the Falklands. Visit the interior of East Falkland and stroll through the colonial town of Stanley. Later, board our chartered flight to Santiago, followed by an overnight flight home. Meals: 3B, 3L, 2D
Expedition Cruise
Light or Moderate
A diverse expedition team, including an Expedition Leader, a photo instructor, and local naturalists will accompany this trip.
Camille Seaman National Geographic Photographer Camille Seaman documents the changing landscapes of the polar regions. Her stories were featured in National Geographic magazine’s April 2010 “Water” issue and a July 2017 cover story on Antarctica. Camille is a TED senior fellow and her work has appeared in Outside, TIME, the New York Times Sunday Magazine, and elsewhere. INFORMATION This trip is operated in collaboration with Lindblad Expeditions.
Dates: This expedition is offered in February.* Prices are per person, based on double occupancy, and vary by cabin category. Single supplement applies; please see website. Airfare is not included in the price. Internal flights are an additional $990–$1,280 per person. All prices and fares are quoted in U.S. dollars and subject to change. This itinerary is for informational purposes only and is subject to change at any time without notice. *Select departures have a slightly modified itinerary. Call for details before booking flights.
Above: King penguins soak up the first rays of the rising sun in South Georgia.
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