Antarctica

The Poles

Antarctica

From €350,000 per week

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Cruising at the end of the world

Yacht charter in Antarctica

Cruising at the end of the world

Antarctica offers a sense of space and purity found nowhere else. Guests travel through wide channels bordered by glaciers and mountain ranges, with each day guided by the movements of ice. It’s a charter defined by exploration.

Wildlife without boundaries

Penguins, whale and seals in their natural habitat

Wildlife without boundaries

The Southern Ocean is alive with movement. Guests can watch humpback whales feeding beside the yacht, leopard seals resting on ice floes, and colonies of penguins that stretch across the snow. Zodiac excursions allow close observation under expert supervision, ensuring minimal disturbance to the environment.
Exploration on ice and water

Kayaking, hiking and shore landings

Exploration on ice and water

Every day brings a new way to explore. Guests paddle among sculpted ice, walk along ridgelines that overlook the sea, or land by Zodiac on beaches where the sound of cracking ice replaces human noise. Conditions shift constantly, creating a sense of genuine exploration supported by experienced polar crew.
History of discovery

Science and legacy on the White Continent

History of discovery

Antarctica’s past is inseparable from exploration itself. Visitors can tour preserved huts from early expeditions, research bases that remain active, and the remnants of whaling stations that mark the continent’s human footprint. These places reveal how endurance and curiosity shaped the modern understanding of the polar world.
Yacht Charter in Antarctica

A charter that defines exploration

Chartering in Antarctica is travel reduced to its essentials. Guests may witness a glacier collapse into the sea, watch whales surface beside the hull or stand ashore in silence broken only by the wind. Each charter evokes a real sense of respect for the environment and represents a rare opportunity to experience the planet’s final wilderness in comfort and safety.

The Antarctic Peninsula

The Antarctic Peninsula

Ice, wildlife and stillness

The peninsula offers sheltered fjords, active glaciers and thriving marine life. Zodiac landings provide access to penguin colonies and quiet vantage points on shore.
Deception Island

Deception Island

A volcanic harbour within the ice

An active caldera flooded by the sea, Deception Island forms a natural harbour surrounded by black volcanic slopes. Guests can walk among the remains of early whaling stations and geothermal vents where steam rises against the snow.
Paradise Bay

Paradise Bay

Sheltered waters and glacier views

Close to the Antarctic Peninsula, Paradise Bay offers one of the region’s most remarkable natural harbours. Yachts anchor among drifting ice with steep mountains rising directly from the water. Guests can explore by kayak or Zodiac, visiting research bases and quiet landing sites where penguins nest beside the shore.

Featured Yachts

Yachts available in Antarctica

SuRi

From $350,000 per week

1978 63.40M 7 Cabins 12 Guests

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