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TRIP RATES
TRIP RATES
for main trip from December 16-23, 2022
Trip cost corresponds to cabin category once aboard ship in Antarctica. You can see details on the different cabin types here.
Cabin category: Per person rate:
TRIPLE $13,495 p/p
PORTHOLE $14,595 p/p
VERANDA $17,595 p/p
DELUXE VERANDA $18,495 p/p
PENTHOUSE $21,995 p/p
GRAND SUITE $24,995 p/p
SINGLE VERANDA $24,995
The above rates are double occupancy—except for the Triple which is triple occupancy, and the Single Veranda, which is for one person.
Additional Notes:
If you would be interested in a roommate to share a cabin, we’ll first look to match interested parties within our group; otherwise Antarctica21 will find a matching companion of the same gender.
No supplement is applied for single use of a dedicated Single Veranda Cabin. A limited number of Porthole or Veranda Cabins may also be available onboard for single use, at an 85% supplement in addition to the above rates.
Travelers booking a Twin Cabin on a shared basis have the option to book single rooms at the hotel in Punta Arenas before/after Antarctica for a supplement of $550. Please inquire at time of reservation.
If you book only one berth in a cabin (to share with someone we or Antarctica21 assigns), this hotel single supplement will automatically be applied.
Single travelers who use CPAP machines or other assistive devices, as well as those who have conditions that can be disrupting to others (loud snoring, sleepwalking etc.) can only book in a Single Veranda Cabin or in a Twin Cabin for single use. They cannot book on a twin-share basis.
INCLUDED IN THE RATE
INCLUDED IN THE RATE
Group transfers between Punta Arenas airport and the hotel on arrival, return from Antarctica, & departure home
2 overnights with breakfast in Punta Arenas at the Cabo de Hornos Hotel or similar on the first night (December 16th, with a welcome dinner including drinks that night) and the last night on return from Antarctica (December 22nd).
The flight between Punta Arenas to Frei Station on King George Island en route to and returning from Antarctica.
Ship cruise aboard the Magellan Explorer along the Antarctic Peninsula as indicated in the itinerary.
Daily buffet breakfast and lunch on board ship offering a wide choice of dishes.
Daily served dinner on board ship offering a choice of three main courses.
Wine, beer, juice, and soft drinks served with lunch and dinner on board ship
Coffee, tea, chocolate, cappuccino, water and snacks on board ship throughout the expedition.
All guided shore excursions.
Lectures and entertainment on board.
Access to Antarctica21’s exclusive Explorer House in Punta Arenas, new for this season.
Comprehensive pre- and post-voyage information material.
Loan of waterproof boots for landing in Antarctica.
The contingency plan as described in the brochure PDF.
IAATO passenger fee.
Plus, exclusively for participants traveling with Open Sky Expeditions:
Plus, exclusively for participants traveling with Open Sky Expeditions:
An Open Sky Expeditions Tour Leader & Photo Pro throughout the trip (read more here).
Open Sky Expeditions’ dedicated guide on Photography in Antarctica.
Access to our Tour Leader & Photo Pro before departure.
An invitation to a pre-trip webinar/Q&A session that will help you prepare for your trip, including key notes on photography in Antarctica (also recorded for later viewing).
Access to a private trip portal presenting everything you need to know before departure in a thoughtful, organized way.
These last 5 inclusions are exclusively for our group (our participants pay the same rates as other travelers on the same departure, but other travelers don't get these).
Participants in our group also benefit from (amongst other things):
our expertise in Chile offered at a reduced rate for custom pre- or post-trip arrangements.
easy-to-purchase travel insurance with our dedicated partner
guidance & assistance with flight arrangements
and more.
NOT INCLUDED IN THE RATE
NOT INCLUDED IN THE RATE
Accommodation, meals, excursions & transfers other than those included in the itinerary and Contingency Plan
Beverages purchased at the ship’s bar
Personal travel insurance (see here for recommendations)
Extra expenses (communication, laundry, souvenirs, etc.)
Gratuities onboard
Visa for Chile should it be required for you (U.S. citizens don't need it), passport expenses, and any arrival and/or departure tax, if applicable.
The details on this page can also be found in the trip brochure PDF, which is the most comprehensive presentation of this experience.
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