Antarctica
The Edge of the Earth
The Journey You'll Talk About for the Rest of Your Life
March 2–12, 2027
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What Awaits Us in Antarctica
Penguin Colonies
Thousands of penguins in their natural habitat.
No fences. No zoos. No barriers.
Whale Encounters
March is considered one of the best times to observe whales in Antarctica. Seeing them in the wild is one of the most unforgettable moments of the expedition.
Landings on the Antarctic Continent
Daily expedition landings and guided excursions ashore, offering the rare opportunity to set foot on the Antarctic continent.
Icebergs
Gigantic ice sculptures shaped by nature. Some are larger than multi-story buildings.
For this journey, we've chosen a next-generation five-star boutique expedition ship.
Built in 2024 specifically for polar exploration, it combines the spirit of a true expedition with the comfort of a luxury hotel.
Everything is included on board—from panoramic lounges and fine dining to a heated outdoor pool, spa, jacuzzi, sauna, and impeccable service.
This is where we'll unwind each evening after encounters with penguins, landings on the Antarctic continent, and unforgettable explorations of Antarctica's breathtaking icebergs.
This Is Our Home at the Edge of the Earth
What Awaits You On Board?
This Is Our Home at the Edge of the Earth
What Awaits You On Board?
WHY MARCH?
March is one of the best months to visit Antarctica.
✓ Whales return to Antarctic waters, making it one of the best times for whale watching.
✓ Penguin chicks have already hatched and are taking their first steps alongside vast colonies of adult penguins.
✓ As the Antarctic summer comes to an end, more waterways become accessible for exploration.
✓ Less sea ice means more opportunities for shore landings and Zodiac excursions.
✓ The Drake Passage is often more comfortable to cross than during many other periods of the Antarctic season.
WHY MARCH?
March is one of the best months to visit Antarctica.
✓ Whales return to Antarctic waters, making it one of the best times for whale watching.
✓ Penguin chicks have already hatched and are taking their first steps alongside vast colonies of adult penguins.
✓ As the Antarctic summer comes to an end, more waterways become accessible for exploration.
✓ Less sea ice means more opportunities for shore landings and Zodiac excursions.
✓ The Drake Passage is often more comfortable to cross than during many other periods of the Antarctic season.
Expedition Itinerary
Day 1 — Buenos Aires (March 2)
Приліт, трансфер до 5-зіркового готелю, знайомство з групою.
Day 2 — Ushuaia (March 3)
Flight to the world's southernmost city. Boarding the expedition ship and setting sail for Antarctica.
Days 3–4 — Drake Passage (March 4–5)
Crossing the legendary Drake Passage aboard a state-of-the-art polar expedition ship equipped with advanced stabilizers.
Days 5–8 — Antarctica (March 6–9)
Four unforgettable days exploring the Seventh Continent. Shore landings, penguin colonies, majestic icebergs, whale encounters, and visits to the most iconic locations of the Antarctic Peninsula.
Days 9–10 — Return to Ushuaia (March 10–11)
Day 11 — Ushuaia (March 12)
Flight to Buenos Aires.
The expedition comes to an unforgettable conclusion.
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY PLACES OF THE EXPEDITION
The places that inspire people to journey to the edge of the Earth.
Deception Island
A flooded volcanic caldera in the heart of Antarctica.
We'll navigate through a narrow entrance into the vast volcanic caldera—one of the most extraordinary and unforgettable places on the Antarctic continent.
Paradise Bay
A place many consider the most beautiful bay in Antarctica.
Mikkelsen Harbour
A spectacular place to witness thousands of penguins in their natural habitat, surrounded by towering icebergs and magnificent glaciers.
Lemaire Channel
Often called the most beautiful sea passage in Antarctica, this narrow channel winds between towering ice-covered peaks and is known as the "Antarctic Fjord."
Port Lockroy
A historic British research station and the world's southernmost post office.
You'll have the chance to send postcards to your family and friends—directly from Antarctica.
Nekko Harbour
One of the few places in Antarctica where you can set foot on the Antarctic continent itself, surrounded by towering glaciers, majestic icebergs, and snow-covered peaks.
Artemiy Surin
The Expedition Is Personally Led by
✓ A traveler who has visited more than 150 countries worldwide.
✓ Member of The Explorers Club, one of the world's most prestigious organizations for explorers
✓ Author of a round-the-world journey completed entirely without air travel
✓ Founder of ONE LIFE
✓ 15 years of organizing expeditions and extraordinary journeys
REVIEWS
REAL EXPERIENCES FROM OUR TRAVELERS
15 years of organizing extraordinary journeys • 300+ expeditions completed • 60+ Google reviews with a 5.0 rating • 365 Facebook reviews with a 98% recommendation rate
WHAT'S INCLUDED?
WE'VE TAKEN CARE OF EVERYTHING THAT MATTERS
We've included everything essential in the price—from flights, accommodation, and logistics to all meals, the expedition program, and landings on the Antarctic continent.
So you can focus entirely on experiencing Antarctica—not on unexpected expenses.
WHAT'S INCLUDED IN THE PRICE — AND WHAT'S NOT?
WHAT'S INCLUDED
NOT INCLUDED
Only a few items are not included in the expedition price:
EXPEDITION DETAILS
Dates: March 2–12, 2027
Experience: An 11-day Antarctic expedition aboard one of the world's finest boutique expedition ships.
The price includes domestic flights, a five-star hotel in Buenos Aires, the full expedition program, Antarctic landings, and complete support from the ONE LIFE team.
Prices are based on double occupancy.
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BALCONY 6 floor15,990 €
PREMIUM SUITE21,990 €
SUITE17,990 €
BALCONY 5 floor14,990 €
SEAVIEW 5 floor 12,990 €
Reservation Deposit: 50% of the total expedition price.
CANCELLATION POLICY
More than 180 days before departure: 90% refund
180–90 days before departure: 50% refund
Less than 90 days before departure: No refund
Your reservation may be transferred to another participant, subject to approval by the organizer.
FAQ
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Do I need to be physically fit?
No. Today, Antarctica is accessible to a much wider range of travelers than most people imagine.
If you maintain a normal level of everyday activity, you'll be perfectly prepared to join the expeditionHow challenging is the Drake Passage crossing?
The Drake Passage is unpredictable—conditions can vary from calm to rough.
We'll be sailing aboard a modern expedition ship equipped with advanced stabilizers, making the crossing significantly more comfortable.
In addition, early March is generally considered one of the more favorable periods for calmer conditions in the Drake Passage.What is the weather like in Antarctica in March?
March marks the end of the Antarctic summer.
Daytime temperatures typically range from +8°C to -2°C, depending on the region and weather conditions.
On sunny, calm days, it can be warm enough to relax outdoors—and even sunbathe on deck.Will we see whales and penguins?
Yes. March is considered one of the best times for whale watching in Antarctica, with peak sightings of whales and orcas during this part of the season.
You'll also have the chance to see young penguin chicks as they grow alongside thriving colonies of adult penguins.What should I pack for Antarctica?
Every participant receives a signature expedition jacket specially designed for Antarctic conditions.
You'll also be provided with specialized waterproof rubber boots for all shore landings.
After booking, we'll send you a detailed packing guide with our recommended clothing and gear. The good news is that there's nothing complicated or highly specialized you'll need to bring.Do I need a visa?
No. Ukrainian citizens do not need a visa to enter Argentina for this trip.
What if I’m traveling solo?
If you’re traveling on your own, we carefully match you with a cabin mate based on age, travel style, interests, and personality.
With many years of experience forming travel groups, we’ve found that cabin mates often become good friends and stay in touch long after the journey ends.
You can also book an entire cabin for single occupancy.Can I upgrade to a higher cabin category?
Yes. Balcony Cabins, Suites, and Premium Suites are available.
Please note that the number of cabins in these categories is limited.Will there be shore landings?
Yes. Weather permitting, the expedition team conducts shore landings on the Antarctic continent and surrounding islands of the Antarctic Peninsula using specialized Zodiac expedition boats.
We plan for at least two landings per day, conditions allowing.
These shore landings are one of the highlights of the entire expedition.Will there be internet access?
Yes. A basic Wi-Fi package is included in the expedition price.
For those who need faster or more extensive connectivity, premium Wi-Fi packages are available for an additional fee.Why travel with ONE LIFE?
Beyond the expedition cruise itself, you'll receive dedicated support from the ONE LIFE team from the moment you book your journey.
Your experience also includes English-speaking assistance throughout the expedition, access to a private travelers' group chat, and an exclusive ONE LIFE program created specifically for our group.STILL HAVE QUESTIONS?
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