Aurora Expeditions has unveiled its Antarctica 2027-28 season, featuring 34 voyages across the company’s fleet.
The season offers a collection of sailings across the Antarctic Peninsula, South Georgia, the Falkland Islands, the Weddell Sea, the Antarctic Circle and Patagonia.
“The Antarctica 2027-28 season captures the very essence of Aurora Expeditions — small ships, big adventures and deep connections with nature,” said Michael Heath, CEO of Aurora Expeditions.
“Each voyage is crafted to inspire and transform, whether you’re crossing the Antarctic Circle, photographing penguins on South Georgia, or joining our world-class expedition team in citizen-science projects that make a real impact,” added Heath.
Season Highlights
The season includes four new or revived itineraries, including:
- “South Georgia & Antarctica: Through the Lens”
- “Antarctic Feast: Circle in Depth”
- “Across the Antarctic Circle: Fly the Drake,” and
- “Southern Antarctic Realms: Antarctic Circle & Weddell Sea.”
It also includes 10 Special Edition voyages celebrating themes of photography and culinary exploration, as well as:
- An expanded Antarctic Circle program, with new Fly the Drake and Fly/Sail combinations
- Early release savings of up to 25 percent for travelers who book early to secure their preferred voyage and cabin, and
- The introduction of new one-off paddling sessions, providing more flexibility and opportunities for travelers.
The company said in a press release that its season also features a lineup of special guests, photographers, filmmakers, artists and scientists, each enriching the onboard experience through storytelling, workshops and expert insight.
Aurora said that each of these guests bring a unique lens to exploration, from art and science to adventure and purpose.
This offers expeditioners the chance to connect more deeply with the Antarctic environment and the people working to protect it.
The press release said that with bookings now open, Aurora has encouraged travelers to secure their place early.
