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Enjoy the services of a professional tour manager who accompanies you throughout your trip. Meals 11 Breakfast(s), 7 Lunch(es), 10 Dinner(s) Cruise Accommodations aboard the MS Fram. You will make visits by PolarCirkel (zodiac) boats in various locations Hotel Accommodations: Listed below or equivalent. Rooms with private bath or shower, hotel taxes, porterage, tips, and service chargesSANTIAGOIntercontinental Hotel Complimentary hotel-to-hotel baggage handling. Sightseeing Private transportation via a deluxe, climate-controlled motorcoach
Day 10
Antarctica - Drake Passage Leave Antarctica and cross the fabled southern waters of the Drake Passage again, participating in engaging lectures on the wonders you’ve just experienced. These waters are rich in krill, the tiny shrimp-like crustaceans that are the favored food of many whales. Day 11 Drake Passage - Ushuaia, Argentina - Disembark Ship - Buenos Aires Land in Ushuaia, just as many adventurers have throughout history. Disembark the MS Fram and enjoy leisure time in Ushuaia. Meander the local shops and cafes or perhaps join an optional tour of Tierra del Fuego National Park. Later, transfer to the airport and return to Buenos Aires. The remainder of your day is at leisure to explore or simply relax. Day 12 Buenos Aires Explore the charms of Argentina today on your own or through optional tour excursions. Perhaps you will choose to take off for the pampas and enjoy a typical asado lunch, prepared over an open fire. There, enjoy traditional gaucho music and dancing, hallmarks of Argentine culture. This evening, relish a dinner featuring Argentine favorites before a performance exuding the passion and drama of the dance Buenos Aires has given the world - tango! Day 13 Buenos Aires - Tour Ends Your tour ends today in Buenos Aires. This evening board your overnight flight and return home with memories of Argentine culture and Antarctic adventures filled with gorgeous scenery.
Know Before You Go... Passport & Visa Information Destination Facts & Stats
Time Zone
Buenos Aires is 1 hour ahead of Eastern Standard Time. Electricity
An adapter (which changes the physical plug) is necessary if you plan to use an appliance that operates on standard U.S. appliances. All voltage in Argentina is 220v. Onboard ship, the cabins feature 220 volt current. For safety reasons, travel irons are not allowed. Each bathroom is equipped with a built-in hair dryer so it may not be necessary to bring one. Elevation Highest elevation included on tour is 36 feet (11 meters), in Buenos Aires. |
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