Storm clothing
Protection for exposed time on deck. We arrange the details and sizing with you before departure.
05 / Come aboard
17 January – 6 February 2027. A tailor-made sailing expedition from Ushuaia, with room to adapt to the conditions and the interests of the group.

Ushuaia → Antarctica → Ushuaia
Only 4 places left
The planned start and return dates may shift by up to two days. Confirm the travel buffer with the team before booking flights.
Discuss this expeditionFrom US$14,000 per person. The final price varies with food arrangements, cabin choice and season. Ask us for a proposal with the full list of inclusions.
We shape the proposal around your cabin, food preferences and interests. We will confirm the price, equipment, activities and booking conditions before you book.
Plan your tripTailor-made, by nature
Photography, wildlife, time under sail or a quiet anchorage: tell us what brings you south. We build the experience around the group, then refine each day with the weather, ice and access in mind.
The captain decides the final route and activities after arrival in Antarctica and as conditions develop.
Explore all planned placesEquipment & participation
The voyage brings together time on deck, exploration and learning. We confirm the equipment, sizing, activities and what your individual price includes before booking.
Protection for exposed time on deck. We arrange the details and sizing with you before departure.
A way to explore from the water when conditions and the skipper’s assessment allow. Participation is discussed in advance.
Shared equipment for the expedition. The team provides the voyage-specific kit list and explains what to bring yourself.
Sailing instruction as part of life on board. Learn with the crew at a pace suited to your experience and the conditions.
SAFETY FIRST
Our approach combines an aluminium expedition yacht, an experienced captain and backup equipment. The aim is to anticipate problems, make measured decisions and keep the group’s safe return at the centre of every plan.
Pavel Mulyukin brings extensive ocean sailing experience, repeated Drake Passage crossings and Antarctic voyages. He takes a cautious approach and has the final say on passages, anchorages and landings.
The yacht has aluminium hull plating up to 10 mm thick. Its ballasted keel is an integral part of the hull structure, with metal ballast contained inside.
Spare sails, multiple communication options and contingency equipment support the expedition. Life-saving provisions include a 15-person liferaft, an EPIRB and personal equipment for everyone on board.
Yes. The yacht has heating to keep the interior warm. You will still need suitable clothing for time on deck, boat transfers and shore landings.
No. Weather, sea ice, access restrictions and the skipper’s assessment determine where we can go. We adapt the plan throughout the expedition, and individual landings or station visits may change or be cancelled.
We travel through areas known for Antarctic wildlife and make time for observation when conditions allow. Sightings are never guaranteed, and we keep the required distances from animals.
Requirements depend on the departure and the activities involved. Contact us before booking so we can explain the expected level of participation and confirm whether the trip is a good fit.
The crossing can involve significant swell and seasickness. Allow for days at sea and speak with your healthcare professional about suitable prevention before travelling. We provide practical information about the crossing as part of your preparation.
Your journey starts with a conversation
Travelling solo, with a partner or with friends? Share your preferred dates and questions. We will help you understand the expedition, accommodation and preparation involved.
+44 75 20641700adventure@drakepass.com