Antarctic Dream also offers a Fly and Sail program for Antarctica which eliminates one crossing of the sometimes rough Drake Passage. This 7-night Antarctic program leaves by plane from Punta Arenas, Chile and meets the ship in Antarctica. Return is by ship to Ushuaia, Argentina; or reverse.

ANTARCTIC DREAM
Passenger Capacity:  78
Built: 1959
Former Name: Piloto Pardo
Length: 83 m
Officers & Crew: Chile, Finland

• Itinerary:  There are 11-day expeditions to Antarctica going from Ushuaia from November through March.    
• Cabins: 40. Cabins are outside, have either queen or twin beds, private bathroom with shower or tub.

• Facilities and Activities: Library, sauna, fitness room, conference hall, laundry, doctor on board. There are lectures on board every day and shore excursions with wildlife and cultural highlights.  Guest lecturers include geologists, naturalists, photographers. There are several kayaking expeditions per sailing. Languages spoken: Spanish and English. There is an open bridge to passengers. Antarctic voyages feature albatrosses, storm petrels and other seabirds that escort the vessel, seals, penguins, elephant seals, whale watching. The ship sails around the Antarctic Peninsula and its "iceberg alley" with large icebergs drifting north from the Antarctic. The voyage starts in Ushuaia, cruising the Drake Passage to the South Shetlands Islands. There is satellite email. 

• Fares Reported to Us: For 11-day trip $6,900 to $14,200 per person double occupancy. The 7-night Fly and Sail trip starts at $9,500.

For detailed itineraries, go to antarcticdream.com
For special offers and to book a cruise on the Antarctic Dream, fill out our cruise request form.