A new way to journey to the bottom of the Earth is with Atlas Ocean Voyages, whose luxury, boutique yachts offer discerning and spirited explorers authentic, all-inclusive adventures to Antarctica.
And representing Atlas Ocean Voyages in Australia is small ship cruise specialist, Cruise Traveller, which has just released a new, two-week, fly, cruise and stay package to Antarctica this November with exclusive savings of A$11,490 per couple and A$6730 for solo travellers, with an onboard spending credit and even a free bottle of champagne for bookings made by April 15, 2025.
The new ‘Wonderous Antarctica’ package makes a bucket-list trip to Antarctica easy to organise, with flights from Australia, hotels, the voyage and even a spectacular sightseeing tour in Argentina all included, as well as onboard beverages and excursions ashore in Antarctica.
The 13-night package begins on November 19, 2025, with an included flight from Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne to Buenos Aires. After a bonus, one-night’s stay in the Argentinian capital, there’s an included flight south to Ushuaia where guests will be taken on a bonus day tour to the rugged and spectacular Tierra del Fuego National Park before boarding Atlas Ocean Voyages’ deluxe, 176-guest ship, World Navigator, for a wondrous, 11-night return voyage to Antarctica.
The journey will take nature lovers to the Antarctic Peninsula and the South Shetland Islands with their brilliant ice floes, snow-capped mountain peaks, might glaciers, penguins, elephant seals, orcas, humpback whales and abundant birdlife. Guided Zodiac excursions ashore are included as is the opportunity, conditions-pending, to take the famous polar plunge for an ice bath like no other!
After returning to Ushuaia, guests will fly back to Buenos Aires for a final night’s stay before flying back to Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne.
Atlas’ ships are purpose-built for remote expeditions, with a hydro-jet propulsion system that allows virtually silent cruising. And with a boutique ship ambiance of relaxed luxury and a nearly 1:1 guest-to-staff ratio, guests can enjoy attentive service and genuine connection onboard and ashore.
Snapshot of inclusions and features – 13-night ‘Wonderous Antarctica’ package
* Begins November 19, 2025, with an included flight from Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne to Buenos Aires
* One night in Buenos Aires plus return flight transfers from Buenos Aires to Ushuaia before and after the voyage
* Day tour to Tierra del Fuego National Park from Ushuaia before boarding the ship
* 11-night night Antarctic expedition aboard World Navigator, round-trip from Ushuaia. The cruise includes complimentary beverages and mini-bar, guided Zodiac safaris ashore, gratuities and onboard WiFi
* One night in Buenos Aires, post-cruise
* Included flight from Buenos Aires back to Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne
Including a US$200 onboard spending credit per guest and a free bottle of champagne on the cruise, the 13-night ‘Wonderous Antarctica’ fly, cruise and stay package is available from AU$19,995 per person, twin-share, in an Oceanview Stateroom – an exclusive saving of A$5745. Solo fares are from AU$29,890 per person in an Oceanview Stateroom – a saving of A$6730.
These exclusive fares and savings  are available only through Cruise Traveller – the sole representative for Atlas Ocean Voyages in Australia – until April 15, 2025.
Call Cruise Traveller on 1800 507 777, visit www.cruisetraveller.com.au/
Formed in 2019 and based in the US, Atlas Ocean Voyages is a rapidly growing company offering year-round, five-star polar exploration journeys to wild and remote destinations in Antarctica and the Arctic as well as cultural and epicurean adventures in Europe. Atlas Ocean Voyages operates three, luxury, state-of-the-art expedition ships, each carrying up to 198 guests – World Voyager, World Traveller and World Navigator. The award-winning company has quickly established itself as a leader in luxury, boutique-ship expedition cruises, drawing discerning, inquisitive and spirited explorers on authentic, all-inclusive adventures to pristine, almost out of reach destinations which larger ships cannot access.
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