16Days15Nights
USD 39,900

Puerto Williams - Puerto Williams


Silver Cloud Expedition

Cruise Code: E4270212015

Aboard Silver Cloud Expedition, sail from Puerto Williams through Drake Passage to Antarctica, where penguins, icebergs and South Georgia await.

Itinerary
1

Chile

Puerto Williams

Puerto Williams is a small Chilean city on Navarino Island, south of the Beagle Channel, and it calls itself the world's southernmost city, though nearby Ushuaia also claims that title. Surrounded by dramatic, snow-dusted mountains and the Dientes de Navarino, it was originally home to the Yaghan people. Founded as a naval base in 1953, it now serves Antarctic travel and offers a quiet, village-like alternative to bustling Ushuaia.
Feb 12, 2027
Departure21:00
2
At Sea
Feb 13, 2027
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

3
At Sea
Feb 14, 2027
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

4
At Sea
Feb 15, 2027
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

5

South Georgia And The South Sandwich Islands

South Georgia

South Georgia's snow-capped mountains, giant glaciers and abundant wildlife make it a great natural island. In this remote UK territory, animals rule: elephant seals clash, birds call, and vast king penguin colonies crowd the shore, joined by macaroni penguins and wandering albatrosses. Once a whaling center, it now preserves old stations. Linked to Shackleton's 1916 survival, it holds a museum and his memorial.
Feb 16, 2027
Arrival06:30
Departure06:30
6

South Georgia And The South Sandwich Islands

South Georgia

South Georgia's snow-capped mountains, giant glaciers and abundant wildlife make it a great natural island. In this remote UK territory, animals rule: elephant seals clash, birds call, and vast king penguin colonies crowd the shore, joined by macaroni penguins and wandering albatrosses. Once a whaling center, it now preserves old stations. Linked to Shackleton's 1916 survival, it holds a museum and his memorial.
Feb 17, 2027
7

South Georgia And The South Sandwich Islands

South Georgia

South Georgia's snow-capped mountains, giant glaciers and abundant wildlife make it a great natural island. In this remote UK territory, animals rule: elephant seals clash, birds call, and vast king penguin colonies crowd the shore, joined by macaroni penguins and wandering albatrosses. Once a whaling center, it now preserves old stations. Linked to Shackleton's 1916 survival, it holds a museum and his memorial.
Feb 18, 2027
Arrival18:30
Departure18:30
8
At Sea
Feb 19, 2027
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

9
At Sea
Feb 20, 2027
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

10

Antarctica

Elephant Island

Elephant Island is one of Antarctica's best-known sites, famed for its stark beauty and Shackleton's 1916 survival story. Named for the elephant seals seen there by early explorers, it was the refuge where Shackleton and 28 men spent four and a half months at Point Wild. See the Endurance Glacier, the Shackleton monument, and gentoo penguins-an iconic stop on any Antarctic cruise.
Feb 21, 2027
Arrival06:30
Departure06:30
11
At Sea
Feb 22, 2027
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

12
At Sea
Feb 23, 2027
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

13

Antarctica

South Shetland Islands

The South Shetland Islands lie off the Antarctic Peninsula, separated by the Bransfield Strait and governed by the Antarctic Treaty. They host many research bases, along with elephant seals and large penguin colonies. King George Island has most stations. Highlights include Mount Foster, Deception Island's caldera and warm Pendulum Cove, and Elephant Island, famed for Shackleton's 1916 survival.
Feb 24, 2027
Arrival18:30
Departure18:30
14
At Sea
Feb 25, 2027
Arrival00:00
Departure00:00

Day at Sea

15

Chile

Puerto Williams

Puerto Williams is a small Chilean city on Navarino Island, south of the Beagle Channel, and it calls itself the world's southernmost city, though nearby Ushuaia also claims that title. Surrounded by dramatic, snow-dusted mountains and the Dientes de Navarino, it was originally home to the Yaghan people. Founded as a naval base in 1953, it now serves Antarctic travel and offers a quiet, village-like alternative to bustling Ushuaia.
Feb 26, 2027
Arrival22:00
16

Chile

Puerto Williams

Puerto Williams is a small Chilean city on Navarino Island, south of the Beagle Channel, and it calls itself the world's southernmost city, though nearby Ushuaia also claims that title. Surrounded by dramatic, snow-dusted mountains and the Dientes de Navarino, it was originally home to the Yaghan people. Founded as a naval base in 1953, it now serves Antarctic travel and offers a quiet, village-like alternative to bustling Ushuaia.
Feb 27, 2027

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