Head east for nearly 500 kilometres from South America’s southern Patagonian coast and you will reach the remote, isolated and ruggedly beautiful archipelago of the Falkland Islands. Falkland Islands Antarctica cruises allow you to explore these sparsely inhabited islands, with their rough windswept terrain, coastal wetlands, beautiful white sand beaches and dramatic rock faces set against stunning skies. Comprising more than 750 islands in the South Atlantic Ocean, the Falkland Islands are a haven for wildlife - home to large colonies of elephant seals and fur seals, vast populations of black-browed albatrosses and other abundant birdlife including five species of breeding penguin.
Surrounded by decades of controversy, the Falkland Islands (or Islas Malvinas as they are known in Argentina) have been settled and claimed by France, Spain, Britain and Argentina. Travel to the Falkland Islands will give you an insight into the area’s fascinating history and reveal some of the haunting relics and memorials of war. The colourful seaside town and capital, Port Stanley, boasts many reminders of its British heritage including a selection of traditional English-style pubs, old red phone boxes and numerous Land Rovers - in fact some say that the people here are more British than the British themselves!
Set sail on a Falkland Islands Antarctica cruise and discover this unique part on the world, one of the rare places on Earth where nature and man live in harmony.
Head east for nearly 500 kilometres from South America’s southern Patagonian coast and you will reach the remote, isolated and ruggedly beautiful archipelago of the Falkland Islands. Falkland Islands Antarctica cruises allow you to explore these sparsely inhabited islands, with their rough windswept terrain, coastal wetlands, beautiful white sand beaches and dramatic rock faces set against stunning skies. Comprising more than 750 islands in the South Atlantic Ocean, the Falkland Islands are a haven for wildlife - home to large colonies of elephant seals and fur seals, vast populations of black-browed albatrosses and other abundant birdlife including five species of breeding penguin.
Surrounded by decades of controversy, the Falkland Islands (or Islas Malvinas as they are known in Argentina) have been settled and claimed by France, Spain, Britain and Argentina. Travel to the Falkland Islands will give you an insight into the area’s fascinating history and reveal some of the haunting relics and memorials of war. The colourful seaside town and capital, Port Stanley, boasts many reminders of its British heritage including a selection of traditional English-style pubs, old red phone boxes and numerous Land Rovers - in fact some say that the people here are more British than the British themselves!
Set sail on a Falkland Islands Antarctica cruise and discover this unique part on the world, one of the rare places on Earth where nature and man live in harmony.
[ Read Less ]We are true polar specialists. Almost every Chimu team member has travelled to either Antarctica or the Arctic and has an average of ten years' experience in selling the region.
We have inspected and continue to thoroughly research each individual vessel we work with, selecting only small ships with strong environmental, safety, and ethical credentials.
We know all things polar by heart and will work with you to determine which ship and itinerary is best suited. Travellers visit the polar regions for different reasons, including wildlife, photography, snowshoeing, and kayaking, so we'll find the perfect expedition for your interests.
From your initial enquiry until your trip ends, you'll be assigned a personal Destination Specialist who will offer a full service to your travel needs: we can book flights, insurance, and any additional travel to complete your journey.
Falkland Islands, South Georgia, Antarctic Circle
Ship: Ocean Endeavour
START: Ushuaia, Argentina
FINISH: Ushuaia, Argentina
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PRICED FROM Was AUD 28,280
NOW AUD 25,452*
PER PERSON
Falkland Islands, South Georgia & Antarctica
Ship: MS Seaventure
START: Ushuaia, Argentina
FINISH: Ushuaia, Argentina
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Falkland Islands, South Georgia & Antarctica
Ship: MS Seaventure
START: Ushuaia, Argentina
FINISH: Ushuaia, Argentina
Departure Date
Falkland Islands, South Georgia & Antarctica
SHIP: MS Seaventure
START: Ushuaia, Argentina
FINISH: Ushuaia, Argentina
Departure Date
28/12/2024
PRICED FROM Was AUD 39,237
NOW AUD 33,351*
PER PERSON
Falkland Islands, South Georgia, Antarctic Circle
SHIP: Ocean Endeavour
START: Ushuaia, Argentina
FINISH: Ushuaia, Argentina
Departure Date
05/01/2025
PRICED FROM Was AUD 28,280
NOW AUD 25,452*
PER PERSON
Falklands, South Georgia, Antarctica
SHIP: L'Austral
START: Buenos Aires, Argentina
FINISH: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Departure Date
11/01/2025
PRICED FROM
AUD 30,930*
PER PERSON
Antarctica, Argentina, Falkland Islands, South Georgia
SHIP: L'Austral
START: Buenos Aires, Argentina
FINISH: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Departure Date
05/11/2025
PRICED FROM
AUD 21,630*
PER PERSON
Falkland Islands, South Georgia, Antarctica
SHIP: Le Lyrial
START: Buenos Aires, Argentina
FINISH: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Departure Date
10/11/2025
PRICED FROM
AUD 25,410*
PER PERSON
Falkland Islands, South Georgia, Antarctica
SHIP: L'Austral
START: Buenos Aires, Argentina
FINISH: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Departure Date
12/12/2025
PRICED FROM
AUD 27,130*
PER PERSON
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Antarctica is rightly a destination on many people’s bucket list.
There are five Antarctic seal species known as true seals. True seals differ from fur seals (or eared seals) mostly because of the different way they swim.
At first sight, the Falkland Islands – known as Islas Malvinas in Argentina – shouldn’t belong to Great Britain.
Looking for wandering albatross fun facts? They’re truly one of the giants of the avian world and incredibly fascinating, so you’re right to be curious!
All of our tours are 100% tried and tested to ensure that when you travel with us, you are doing so in a controlled and safe environment with trained experts. We consistently monitor weather conditions and will always provide you with the best possible adventure without risk of injury to you or the vessel. While some landings and activities may need to be rescheduled or cancelled due to weather, every effort is made to have a contingency plan should such conditions become a reality during your expedition. Chimu have been the experts in Falkland Islands and Antarctic travel for nearly 20 years and use our vast experience and knowledge when picking the vessels we sell to provide you with an adventure that is unforgettable for all the right reasons.
Cruise passengers do not need a visa to visit the Falkland Islands, but if you're arriving by air, some nationalities may require a visa. Your Destination Specialist can advise.
Falkland Islands Antarctica cruises that set sail from Ushuaia generally arrive and start exploring the Falkland Islands on Day 3. From South Georgia or Elephant Island there are usually 2 days at sea before reaching the Falkland Islands. Some tours fly from Punta Arenas in Chile to Port Stanley and embark on the ship in Port Stanley.
Most Falkland Islands Antarctica cruises typically spend 2 days exploring the Falkland Islands on their way to or from South Georgia and/or the Antarctic Peninsula.
A high level of fitness is not necessary for Falkland Islands Antarctica Cruises, but you need to be in good health as although there is generally a doctor on board the ships, you are a long way from any other medical assistance. The majority of activities are focused around shore excursions and zodiac cruising and so you need to be agile and able-bodied enough to climb into and out of the inflatable zodiacs from both the ship and the shore. On shore landings you may need to negotiate uneven and slippery ground. Shore excursions generally involve some walking.