South Georgia and the Falkland Islands are completely remote and magical destinations, rich in diverse wildlife and history. Many longer Antarctic cruises will visit the Antarctic Peninsula along with South Georgia and the Falklands. However, some cruises visit without including Antarctica, ideal for travellers who have already been to the Peninsula and are seeking something new.

Australian travellers seeking a remote, rugged, and wildlife-rich destination may love the idea of a South Georgia and Falkland Islands cruise. 

Positioned at the end of the world, Patagonia sits at the southernmost end of South America, within both Argentina and Chile. This spectacular destination appeals to Australian travellers seeking jagged, remote mountains, world-class hiking, and sparkling fjords and lakes. It's also a convenient add-on to your Antarctic cruise, ideal for anyone wanting to visit some of South America before or after their expedition. 

While most travellers know Peru as home of the legendary Machu Picchu, there is so much more to see and do in this welcoming South American destination. A vibrant and diverse country, Australians travelling to Peru quickly fall in love with the delicious cuisine, unbelievable history, and stunning mountainous landscapes. 

The famed Inca Trail is always popular, but beyond Cusco and the Sacred Valley, consider a luxury Amazon River cruise, dine in some of the world's best restaurants in Lima, or fly over the mysterious Nazca Lines. 

This iconic destination, explored by naturalist Charles Darwin, is famous for its biodiversity, wildlife, and completely unique landscapes. For Australian travellers, we can help you plan the best Galapagos Islands cruise, the perfect way to experience the magic of the archipelago for yourself. 

Each island offers something completely special, making a small-ship expedition cruise the best way to maximise your time in the Galapagos. 

Why visit? From dancing the famous Argentinian tango in one of Buenos Aires’ traditional milongas to wine tasting in Mendoza overlooking the Andes, or admiring the impressive Iguazu Falls, an Argentina tour can introduce you to the perfect mix of buzzing cities, cultural highlights and natural wonders.

Why visit? Whether it’s delving into the rich cultural heritage of Santiago, exploring Patagonia by horseback, trekking Atacama Desert, or wining and dining in Valparaiso, Chile offers endless opportunities to explore,rendering this combination the best recipe for the ultimate escape!

An Arctic cruise takes you deep into the world’s most remote, rugged, and unique destinations on an immersive experience that you won't find anywhere else. Your Arctic expedition cruise will be packed, indigenous culture, and spectacular landscapes of tundra, glaciers, and dramatic mountains and fjords and unique wildlife encounters. 

In the Arctic, colourful fishing villages are home to ancient Inuit seafaring cultures. Learning about their remote lifestyles and history is hands down the highlight of the Arctic. 

Deep inside the Arctic Circle lies the remote and rugged Svalbard archipelago, the final strip of land separating Norway from the North Pole. With its stark but beautiful landscape of glaciers, fjords, jagged snow-capped mountains and frozen tundra, this is the land of the polar bear and the midnight sun. Remote and untouched, the ‘wildlife capital of the Arctic’ is home to Svalbard reindeer, Arctic foxes, colonies of walruses, whales, seals, thousands of migratory seabirds nesting on coastal cliffs and in excess of 3,000 polar bears.

Unique, spectacular and dramatically beautiful, Greenland is dominated by a vast ice cap that covers 80% of the island. It is the largest non-continental island in the world, lying almost entirely within the Arctic Circle. 

For Australian travellers, a Greenland cruise is the ideal Arctic introduction to remote fishing communities, spectacular landscapes, and breathtaking fjords. 

Beyond Canada’s continental north you will find the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, with over 36,000 islands, most lying deep within the Arctic Circle. A cruise in this remote region takes you through incredible wilderness scenery of fjords, glaciers, mountains and pack ice. The Canadian Arctic is also well known for its diverse wildlife, history and rich Inuit culture. It is home to seals, whales, polar bears, caribou, musk ox, walruses, Arctic wolves and foxes as well as thousands of seabirds that nest in the cliffs.