Scenic Group has spotlighted its Antarctica Voyages in February 2027 aboard the Scenic Eclipse and Scenic Eclipse II.
Guests can explore the region accompanied by a Discovery Team of polar specialists, naturalists and historians who bring the destination to life through immersive insights and guided excursions.
Whether navigating through ice-filled channels, stepping ashore for a landing, or watching the Antarctic landscape from the Observation Lounge, every moment is designed to foster a deeper connection, Scenic said in a press release.
“Having experienced this remarkable region firsthand, I can say that nothing prepares you for the sheer scale of it. One moment you’re watching a whale surface alongside the yacht, the next you’re standing in complete silence surrounded by glaciers that have existed for thousands of years,” said Robert Castro, vice president of marketing, Scenic Group USA & LATAM.
“Antarctica has a way of making you feel both incredibly small compared to the scenery and fortunate to witness it. This journey stays with you forever.”
Featured Itineraries (roundtrip Buenos Aires):
- Antarctica in Depth – February 6, 2027, starting from $24,780
- Antarctica, South Georgia & Falkland Islands – February 17, 2027, starting from $39,640
The cruise line underlined that every day is different; one starting with a Zodiac cruise through an iceberg-filled bay, and the next bringing sightings of humpback whales or seals resting on ice floes.
Another memorable experience Scenic pointed out is the polar plunge, allowing guests to leap into the Antarctic waters as a rite of passage of sorts during polar exploration.
Guests looking for an even deeper exploration of the Southern Ocean can pick the “Antarctica, South Georgia & Falkland Islands” voyage aboard the Scenic Eclipse, creating what the cruise line describes as an experience that few destinations can rival in extraordinary landscapes.
One of them is South Georgia, said to be one of the greatest wildlife destinations on Earth, where guests can see colonies of king penguins stretched across black sand beaches and elephant seals and fur seals gathered along the shoreline.
