Mission: Antarctica

Our Antarctica Expedition Program is an immersive 13-day adventure designed specifically for teens aged 12-16 who are passionate about exploration, wildlife, and environmental science. Held in Ushuaia, Argentina, and the Antarctic Peninsula during Spring or 2027, this program combines 4 days of educational sea crossings with onboard lectures and citizen science at the Drake Passage with 4 days of thrilling excursions across Antarctica's iconic landscapes.

Key Features

Intensive STEM Learning (Days 3-4 & 9-19): Dive into polar education with daily onboard sessions, including lectures on Antarctic wildlife, photography, citizen science programs, seabird and whale spotting, and interactive discussions. Culminate with reflections on environmental conservation and motivation from expedition experts.

Exciting Antarctic Excursions (Days 5-8): Explore the Antarctic Peninsula with zodiac landings and cruises, visiting sites like Cuverville Island, Neko Harbour, Paradise Bay, Danco Island, Lemaire Channel, Port Charcot, Deception Island, and Half Moon Island (weather permitting). Zodiac cruising and farewell landings add extra magic with potential iceberg, seal, and penguin encounters.

Safety and Comfort First: Safety and Comfort First: Supervised by dedicated chaperones (male and female, with a teacher-student ratio of 1-8), with shared ship accommodations, all meals included, and transportation via expedition vessel. We prioritize a supportive environment for personal growth and fun, including safety drills and team briefings.

All-Inclusive Value: From program materials to zodiac excursions and entry fees, everything is covered to ensure a hassle-free experience for parents and participants.