Antarctic Cruises & Adventures | Discover the Ends of the Earth
Specialists in Antarctic Cruises and Expeditions to the World’s EdgeVictory Adventure Expeditions has been connecting travelers from around the globe to the remote and breathtaking destinations of Antarctica, Patagonia, and Cape Horn since 1995. We proudly offer a diverse selection of travel experiences, including luxury cruises, air-cruises, scenic flights, and unforgettable sailing adventures.
Destinations
Travel to Antarctica
We provide an extensive selection of Antarctic trips at the most competitive prices. Choose from a variety of options tailored to your preferences, including price, trip duration, and excursion type. The Antarctic travel season runs from late October to March, offering the perfect window to explore this awe-inspiring destination.
Travel to Cape Horn
Discover the ancient and rugged beauty of Tierra del Fuego and Cape Horn—a historical monument, UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, and the iconic gateway between the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. The travel season runs from September to April, offering the perfect opportunity to explore this extraordinary destination.
Antarctic trips from Chile
Embark on the adventure of a lifetime with our extensive range of Antarctic trips, departing directly from Chile. We offer the best value, with options designed to suit your preferences for price, duration, and type of excursion. Explore the pristine beauty of Antarctica with itineraries crafted to deliver an unforgettable experience.
Antarctica by Sea and Air
Antartic Flights
Fly to Antarctica and tour for the day, with option of staying overnight.
Antartic Cruises
Cruise to Antarctic Peninsula and further: Polar Circle, Weddell Sea, Ross Sea, South Georgia, Falkland Island and mid-Atlantic Islands. Adventures last from 10 to 34 days.
Antarctic Sailboats
Sail to Antarctica on board of sailboats. Expeditions last from 21 to 39 days.
Antarctica Air-Cruises
Combine both sailing and flying. Fly in only 2 hours over the Drake Passage and board your ship directly in Antarctica, saving the 2.5-day navigation across the Drake Passage that is made each way in a regular cruise. Experiences last from 6 to 10 days
