Antarctic Peninsula

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Antarctic Peninsula cruise port

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Arctic - Antarctica

Local Time
2024-03-19 05:40

min: 5 °F (-16 °C) / max: 26 °F (-3 °C) 16°F
-8.7°C
Wind: 243°/ 3.9 m/s  Gust: 6.1 m/sWind: 243°/ 3.9 m/s  Gust: 6.1 m/sGentle breeze
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Min / Max Temperature26 °F / -3 °C
5 °F / -15 °C
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Port Antarctic Peninsula cruise ship schedule shows timetable calendars of all arrival and departure dates by month. The port's schedule lists all ships (in links) with cruises going to or leaving from Antarctic Peninsula. To see the full itineraries (ports of call dates and arrival / departure times) and their lowest rates – just follow the corresponding ship-link.

DayShipArrivalDeparture
23 February, 2024
Friday
Small Cruise Lines Cruises cruise lineGreg Mortimer
27 February, 2024
Tuesday
Small Cruise Lines Cruises cruise lineSylvia Earle
28 February, 2024
Wednesday
Silversea Cruises Cruises cruise lineSilver Endeavour
28 February, 2024
Wednesday
Atlas Ocean Voyages Cruises cruise lineWorld Traveller
28 February, 2024
Wednesday
Hurtigruten Cruises cruise lineMS Roald Amundsen
28 March, 2024
Thursday
Small Cruise Lines Cruises cruise lineSylvia Earle
29 February, 2024
Thursday
Quark Expeditions Cruises cruise lineOcean Adventurer
29 February, 2024
Thursday
Quark Expeditions Cruises cruise lineWorld Explorer
29 February, 2024
Thursday
Hurtigruten Cruises cruise lineMS Fram
1 March, 2024
Friday
Atlas Ocean Voyages Cruises cruise lineWorld Navigator
1 March, 2024
Friday
Hurtigruten Cruises cruise lineMS Fridtjof Nansen
2 March, 2024
Saturday
Viking Cruises Cruises cruise lineViking Octantis
2 March, 2024
Saturday
Atlas Ocean Voyages Cruises cruise lineWorld Voyager
2 March, 2024
Saturday
Lindblad Expeditions Cruises cruise lineNational Geographic Explorer
3 March, 2024
Sunday
Lindblad Expeditions Cruises cruise lineNational Geographic Explorer
3 March, 2024
Sunday
Small Cruise Lines Cruises cruise lineGreg Mortimer
4 March, 2024
Monday
Quark Expeditions Cruises cruise lineOcean Diamond
5 March, 2024
Tuesday
Quark Expeditions Cruises cruise lineQuark Ultramarine
5 March, 2024
Tuesday
Silversea Cruises Cruises cruise lineSilver Endeavour
5 March, 2024
Tuesday
Quark Expeditions Cruises cruise lineOcean Adventurer
6 March, 2024
Wednesday
Atlas Ocean Voyages Cruises cruise lineWorld Traveller
6 March, 2024
Wednesday
Lindblad Expeditions Cruises cruise lineNational Geographic Resolution
7 March, 2024
Thursday
Lindblad Expeditions Cruises cruise lineNational Geographic Resolution
8 March, 2024
Friday
Atlas Ocean Voyages Cruises cruise lineWorld Traveller
9 March, 2024
Saturday
Quark Expeditions Cruises cruise lineWorld Explorer
10 March, 2024
Sunday
Atlas Ocean Voyages Cruises cruise lineWorld Voyager
10 March, 2024
Sunday
Atlas Ocean Voyages Cruises cruise lineWorld Navigator
11 March, 2024
Monday
Hurtigruten Cruises cruise lineMS Fridtjof Nansen
11 March, 2024
Monday
Hurtigruten Cruises cruise lineMS Fram
12 March, 2024
Tuesday
Small Cruise Lines Cruises cruise lineSylvia Earle
13 March, 2024
Wednesday
Hurtigruten Cruises cruise lineMS Roald Amundsen
17 March, 2024
Sunday
Atlas Ocean Voyages Cruises cruise lineWorld Traveller
17 March, 2024
Sunday
Small Cruise Lines Cruises cruise lineGreg Mortimer
21 March, 2024
Thursday
Hurtigruten Cruises cruise lineMS Fridtjof Nansen
22 March, 2024
Friday
Atlas Ocean Voyages Cruises cruise lineWorld Voyager

The Antarctic Peninsula is Antarctica's mainland's northernmost part, located at the base of the Southern Hemisphere. It is the largest, most prominent peninsula in Antarctica, extending 800 mi (1300 km) from a line between Cape Adams (Weddell Sea) and a mainland point south of Eklund Islands.

Under the ice sheet covering it, the Antarctic Peninsula consists of bedrock islands, separated by deep channels. The bottoms of these channels lie at depths substantially below the current sea level and are joined by a grounded ice sheet. South America's southernmost tip, Tierra del Fuego, lies just about 620 mi (1000 km) away across the Drake Passage.

(map credit Swoop Antarctica)

The Antarctic Peninsula is dotted with research stations. This territory is part of disputed claims by the UK, Argentina, and Chile. None of the claims, however, has international recognition. Under the Antarctic Treaty System, respective countries don't attempt to enforce their claims. Argentina has the most personnel and bases stationed on the Antarctic Peninsula. Tourism to this destination started in the 1950s and most ship-based tourists depart from Ushuaia Argentina.

In May 2019, Members of IAATO (International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators) met in Cape Town (South Africa) and unanimously voted in mandatory measures in order to prevent whale strikes in Antarctic waters. The new measures instruct IAATO members to commit to either 10-knots (18,5 kph / 11,5 mph) cruising speed limit within Antarctic Peninsula's geofenced time-area or one extra watchman on the Wheelhouse (Navigation Bridge) to record and monitor whale sightings (during whale mitigation training voyages). These measures are compulsory and took effect on July 1, 2019. Antarctica's cruising season officially starts in October.

The most visited cruise regions combined with Antarctic Peninsula destinations are South Georgia Island (British Antarctic Territory), Falkland Islands UK (Islas Malvinas), South Orkney Islands, South Shetland Islands (including King Goerge Island), cruising in the Ross Sea and Weddell Sea (to access the South Pole), scenic cruising through Beagle Channel (Tierra del Fuego Archipelago, South America).

Most Antarctic itineraries include stops at Port Stanley (East Falkland Island), Neko Harbor and Paradise Bay (both in Graham Land, Antarctic Peninsula), Port Lockroy (on Wiencke Island). In South Georgia, polar cruise ships usually stop at Stromness, Grytviken, Gold Harbour, St Andrew's Bay, Newark Bay, King Haakon Bay.

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