ANTARCTICA21
Antarctica21 Flight Antarctica Cruises
The unique concept of air and cruise Antarctica offers travelers the opportunity to visit Antarctica without the difficulties of navigating the Drake Passage. Antarctica21 has created a travel program that combines the advantages of air and sea transportation in a unique and new combination. Over the years, Antarctica21 has built a reputation for professionalism and reliability and continues to be the world's leading operator of air travel to Antarctica. We look forward to partnering with Antarctica21 and to the next phase of their development and growth in the space
Antarctic Travel.
Why you should consider flying to Antarctica?
Antarctica21 has pioneered travel to Antarctica in a new way that we passionately believe is better - fast, intimate access to the white continent. Before Antarctica21, there was only one option for travelers wanting to reach the Antarctic Peninsula: navigating the notoriously rough seas of the Drake Passage. But since 2003 we have offered a more comfortable alternative: Fly The Drake. Our 2-hour flight takes you from Punta Arenas, the Chilean gateway to Patagonia, directly to Antarctica, where you then board your expedition ship. No stormy crossing. No seasickness. Just quick, full immersion in your Antarctic adventure. More like private yachts, our small expedition ships provide direct access to areas along the Antarctic coast that larger vessels simply cannot reach. And because we have fewer guests, you'll get on and off the ship faster, so you can focus on what's important ashore: enjoying every moment of a unique travel experience.
The Main Benefits of an Air Cruise
-COMFORT: You fly from Chile-Patagonia via the Drake Passage to the Antarctic Peninsula, avoiding the rough open seas.
-TIME: Reach Antarctica in 02 hours instead of 02 days or more.
Magelan Explorer
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Anz. Passengers: 100
Number of crew members: 60
On-board language: English
Year of construction: 2019
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Ocean Nova
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Anz. Cabins:
Anz. Passengers: 67
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On-board language: English
Year of construction / renovation: 1992 / 2006
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We use three similar aircraft for our Antarctic flights: the BAE 146-200, the AVRO RJ 85 and the AVRO RJ 100. These aircraft were manufactured in the UK by British Aerospace (which later became BAE Systems). These are high-wing aircraft that require short runways and are therefore particularly suitable for our destinations. They are operated by Aerovías DAP, which has over 25 years of experience flying Patagonia and Antarctica.
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Bookings and advice directly from us, your CruiseLounge.
You book with us at original prices, receive competent advice, we organize your arrival and return journey as well as pre- and post-event programs. And of course you enjoy the protection of the Swiss travel guarantee and comprehensive support from us.
