Have you ever wanted to go to Antarctica? Ever thought about extending your Thanksgiving break into a longer vacation? Now you can go on an expedition ship to Antarctica with Atlas Ocean Voyages and save 30% off published pricing. Explore the 7th continent and cross the Antarctic circle on this 13 day, 5 star, all inclusive voyage. Room prices start at just $7,499 per person. Making this one of the best deals to Antarctica for 2024 travel! Plus, set sail with experts from the Global Penguin Society!
Trips to Antarctica can range in price from $8,000 per person on the low end (think fishing boat) to over $50,000 on the high end with just about everything in between. Most trips easily cost $750-$2,000 per person per day! Yet ,today I bring you an exclusive save which drops the price more than $13,000 from base price and adds an additional 30% savings!
Plus those who book via me and Scott and Thomas Travel will enjoy added benefits. These include a $200 onboard credit per guest and a welcome bottle of champagne. Lower prices, plus additional onboard credits are just one of many reasons why you should still utilize a travel advisor.
Atlas Ocean Voyage Antarctica Cruise Deal
Atlas is currently offering their own sale which is a buy one get one free offer. Yet even then prices still start at over $10,000 per person. My private sale: $7,499 per person and solo rooms for $11,249.
Travel Dates: Nov 21 – Dec 5, 2024.
This trip includes a 1 night stay in Buenos Aires on Nov 21, 2024. Round trip charter flight between Buenos Aires and Ushuaia included in the cost of the trip. Fly to Ushuaia on Nov 22 and return to Buenos Aires on December 5.
Ship: World Navigator – 198 passenger super yacht
Trip details: Review Atlas website and trip details here
Thanksgiving with Penguins
As you cross the Antarctic Circle at the 66th southern parallel, you enter what feels like another world, creating a connection with your inner explorer spirit. It’s a space rarely navigated, with narrower channels that bring you closer to ice floes, snow-capped mountain peaks and wondrous icebergs, making for a picture-perfect scene you’ll want to capture on your camera. On this expedition, aside from joining the Order of the Red Nose, you’ll also spend five days exploring the Antarctic Peninsula for a deep dive into the breathtaking landscapes of the Seventh Continent. An overwhelming sense of gratitude will wash over you as you spend Thanksgiving among extraordinary wildlife, such as chinstrap and Adélie penguins as they build their nests.
Room Type Atlas’s Discount Price (Double occupancy) My Price (Double occupancy) Solo Price 3rd person price Taxes (p.p) Navigator Suite $17,149 $15,439 $30,878 $4,499 $650 Discovery Suite $16,249 $14,499 $28,998 N/A $650 Journey Suite $15,999 $13,499 $26,998 $4,499 $650 Horizon Deluxe Stateroom $13,999 $11,499 $17,249 $4,499 $650 Horizon Stateroom $1,249 $9,499 $14,249 N/A $650 Horizon Stateroom $12,249 $8,999 $13,499 N/A $650 Veranda Stateroom $11,999 $8,499 $12,749 N/A $650 Veranda Stateroom $11,999 $7,999 $11,999 N/A $650 Adventure Oceanview Stateroom $10,749 $7,499 $11,249 N/A $650
Deposit is just $1,000 per person and final payment is due 120 days before departure. The Cruise Cancel Fee is also pretty awesome. Cancel any time for just $250 per guest, if it’s after final payment, costs do increase.
- 120 to 91 days prior to Event 25% cancellation fee
- 90 to 76 days prior to Event 50% cancellation fee
- 75 to 46 days prior to Event 75% cancellation fee
- 45 days prior to Event 100% cancellation fee
What to Expect on an Atlas Cruise
From the moment guests step aboard an Atlas Ocean Voyages ship, they are enveloped in an atmosphere of elegance and refinement. Thoughtfully designed accommodations offer the perfect blend of comfort and sophistication, with every detail carefully curated to ensure a restful and indulgent retreat after a day of exploration. Everything is included from open bar to staff tips. There’s no hidden fees and you can go on vacation knowing everything is already paid for.
What truly sets Atlas Ocean Voyages apart is its unwavering commitment to exploration. With a fleet of small, expedition-style ships, guests have the opportunity to venture where larger vessels cannot, discovering hidden gems and remote destinations off the beaten path. With less than 200 people you will be able to do two landings or more per day! Due to requirement in the area, and regulatory requirement, larger ships with more than 200 people are only allowed to do 1. Norwegian Cruise Line Antarctica trips for example have over 500 passengers are not allowed to land at all. These are just scenic cruises. If you want to go to Antarctica, you should really make the most of your Antarctica Expedition!
Led by a team of seasoned expedition leaders, naturalists, and historians, every excursion with Atlas Ocean Voyages is a chance to deepen one’s understanding of the world and its diverse cultures. Learn while exploring. The best type of vacation!
Whether kayaking through crystal-clear fjords, hiking rugged mountains, or encountering penguins and whales in their natural habitat, watching elephant seals roll around on ice, each expedition is an invitation to connect with the world in a profound and meaningful way.
What is included in an Atlas Antarctica Cruise
When you go to Antarctica, paying more is the last thing you want to think about. Therefore it’s great to know that the upfront price includes everything with Atlas. Get yourself to Buenos Aires and before you know it you’ll be sailing across the drake passage.
- FREE cultural immersion
- FREE private charter jet service from Buenos Aires
- FREE enrichment lectures and destination briefings
- FREE shore landings led by expert field guides
- FREE escorted sightseeing safaris via Zodiac cruising
- FREE polar plunge
- FREE Atlas Ocean Voyages winter parka and vest
- FREE use of knee boots for landings
- FREE private group transfers between airport and yacht
- FREE 1-night pre-cruise hotel stay on all Antarctica expeditions
- FREE dining venues with ever-changing menus
- FREE unlimited beverages, including fine wines, spirits and craft beers
- FREE open bars and lounges, including 24-hour bar service with specialty canapés
- FREE stocked in-room minibar
- FREE specialty coffees, teas and fresh-pressed juices
- FREE afternoon and high tea
- FREE champagne and gourmet canapés during meet and greet
- FREE 24-hour room service, including spirits, wine and beer
- FREE L’OCCITANE bath amenities
- FREE pre-paid gratuities
- FREE use of walking sticks and binoculars
- FREE reusable water bottle
- FREE butler service and expanded room service menu in suites
Honestly, when you travel on Atlas, everything is included.
What’s Not Included
There are VERY few things you will need to pay for on your Antarctic expedition, but there are a few things that do cost extra. Such as the Spa. If you want a massage you will pay for this.
Check out Atlas Ocean Voyage’s Antarctica Brochure for more details. Extra excursions such as Kayaking for $200 or overnight camping for $750 cost extra. After spending the free allotment, WiFi costs extra.
Bottom Line
If you are looking for the best deal ever to Antarctica, and want to spend your Thanksgiving holiday in the polar region with penguins, expert scientist and world renown lectures from the Global Penguin Society, this deal is for you. Save 30% when you travel on the November 22, 2024 sailing and enjoy a $200 onboard credit per guest!
It’s rare to nearly impossible to go to white continent on an all inclusive luxury trip for this price point and it’s even better to know the pricing is all-inclusive and the ship will cross the Antarctic circle. Something most ships do not do.
This deal is an exclusive offer for Travel Codex Reader and guests of Scott and Thomas travel. If you’re interested, contact me immediately to book your Thanksgiving with Penguin expedition cruise to Antarctica.
Do not miss your chance to see my favorite place on earth! I’ve went twice in 2023, and cannot wait to return!
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