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Antarctica and Falklands Expedition (Northbound)

HX Expeditions · MS Fridtjof Nansen

19 days · Ushuaia, Argentina to Montevideo, Uruguay

Viking Star

Viking Ocean Cruises · 930 guests · built 2015

MS Fridtjof Nansen

HX Expeditions · 490 guests · built 2020

Seabourn Venture

Seabourn · 264 guests · built 2022

Viking Ocean Cruises

Small, all-veranda ocean ships for up to 930 guests, focused on the destinations: more time in port, overnight stays and enrichment on board.

Silversea

Ocean and expedition ships with all-suite accommodations and small guest counts.

Celebrity Cruises

Modern ocean ships; the Edge Series uses an outward-facing design with expanded open-air spaces.

Norwegian Cruise Line

Big-ship cruising with racetracks, waterslides, a food hall, and The Haven suite enclave.

Windstar Cruises

Small ships and yachts carrying a few hundred guests or fewer.

AmaWaterways

River cruises in Europe and beyond; AmaMagna, at 72 feet wide, sails the Danube.

Uniworld River Cruises

River ships in Europe, plus the Mekong, the Ganges and the Amazon.

Scenic

River Space-Ships for up to 163 guests in Europe, plus the ocean Discovery Yachts Scenic Eclipse and Scenic Eclipse II.

Emerald Cruises

A fleet of 10 Emerald Star-Ships on Europe's rivers, each welcoming up to 180 guests, with an indoor pool that turns into a cinema on selected evenings.

Riviera Travel

European river cruises, including departures for solo travelers.

Lindblad Expeditions

Expedition ships, many sailing as National Geographic ships, from polar waters to the Galápagos.

PONANT

French small-ship and expedition cruising, including the polar exploration ship Le Commandant Charcot.

Quark Expeditions

Polar specialists sailing to the Arctic and Antarctica, including Ultramarine with two twin-engine helicopters.

HX Expeditions

Expedition line with Scandinavian roots. Voyages include daily excursions and activities, the onboard Science Center, meals, gratuities and drinks (some limits apply).

Aurora Expeditions

Expedition line with small, purpose-built ships for up to 130 guests.

Seabourn

Small ocean ships plus two purpose-built expedition ships, Seabourn Venture and Seabourn Pursuit.

Explora Journeys

Ocean ships with only ocean-front suites, designed to feel like a private yacht.

Oceania Cruises

Ocean ships built around food: 'The Finest Cuisine at Sea', in their words.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises

All-suite ocean ships; Seven Seas Grandeur carries 548 crew for 746 guests.

Carnival Cruise Line

Big, playful ships for families and groups: waterslides, ropes courses, mini golf and lots of places to eat.

Tauck

Fully guided river cruises on a Destination Fleet of riverboats sailing only for Tauck, with Tauck Directors traveling with you.

Royal Caribbean

Big-ship family cruising, with the Icon of the Seas built around waterparks, pools and shows, and stops at the line's private island, Perfect Day CocoCay.

Princess Cruises

Large ocean ships with a glass-domed Piazza on Sun Princess, a casino, and a Sanctuary Collection of suites with their own restaurant and lounges.