
PROGRAM SCHEDULE:
Welcome to Ushuaia! We will meet you at the airport, take you to your hotel and after resting we will arrange a city tour and, of course, try Argentine wine and local cuisine at dinner in one of the restaurants.

Geo-tech Overview
Sail past Cape Horn, cross the infamous Drake Passage, and explore one of the wildest, most remote landscapes on the planet. Towering glaciers, drifting icebergs, ancient volcanoes, and untouched ski lines await – all alongside penguins, seals, whales, and history frozen in time.








Welcome to Ushuaia! We will meet you at the airport, take you to your hotel and after resting we will arrange a city tour and, of course, try Argentine wine and local cuisine at dinner in one of the restaurants.
PRICE LIST:
Accommodation:Throughout the journey, you’ll stay in charming, authentic hotels that reflect the vibe of Ushuaia. Your first night and the final two nights (Day 18, 19) will be spent in cozy, comfortable hotels with all modern facilities.
For the rest of the expedition, you’ll live aboard our 22-meter steel expedition yacht, specially built for polar navigation — your floating base for exploration and adventure.
NECESSARY GEAR AND CLOTHING:
Safety:
– avalanche equipment (avalanche safety kit: shovel, probe, transciever,
– airbag backpack (optionally)
– freeride backpack with ski/snowboard fixation (volume 25-40 liters)
– helmet
– goggles with a spare lens for foggy conditions (better to have 2 goggles)
Personal clothing and accessories:
– thermal base layer
– memrane jacket and pants
– insulation layers, downy sweater or vest
– warm down jacket
– extra set of thermal base layer
– lightweight trekking shoes or boots
– high-leg wellies
– fleece or softshell gloves
– warm mittens
– beanie
– light cap
– neck warmer
– sunscreen with a high degree of UV protection SPF 50+ – sunglasses
– swimsuit, towel and flip-flops for visiting SPA
– personal AID kit (seasickness medication, pain and flu medication, adhesive tape, individual medications in case of having chronic diseases)
– isothermal foil survival blanket
– repair kit (spare parts and tools for adjustment and repair your bindings, duct tape, rubber straps)
– thermos
– water tank
– head lamp
– personal hygienic items
– spare batteries for your electronic devices
– adaptor for outlet charging, if needed (220V 50Hz European outlet)
Equipment:
– ski touring boots
– ski touring/splitboarding set
– climbing skins
– telescopic poles
– ski/splitboard crampons
– ice axe
– mountaineering crampons
Food:
– individual snacks (muesli, protein, chocolate of other bars, dry fruits and nuts, special mount nutrition and etc.)
Services included in the package:
Services does not included in the package:
Best for intermediate, advanced or expert riders with previous backcountry / alpine touring experience.
Conditions can change rapidly: snowpack stability, weather, avalanche risk will be monitored continuously and the itinerary adjusted as needed.
When sailing to Antarctica, comprehensive travel insurance is mandatory. It must cover injuries and illnesses sustained in remote polar regions, backcountry, ski-touring, ski‑mountaineering and air or sea evacuation from Antarctica to South America (Chile or Argentina).