Countdown to the Spring Festival Antarctic charter cruise: 2 hours to fly over Devil's Gorge!
🔥【Flying Over Devil's Gorge】14-Day Easter Island Exploration Tour on the Nova of the Seas
Departure Date: February 10th, 2026 (Chinese New Year)
‼️【Antarctic Charter, Sea and Air Combined】
🔥【Flying Over Devil's Gorge】14-Day Chile + Antarctic Island Exploration Tour
🚁Efficient Sea and Air Transportation, No Seasickness, Saves Time
✈Selected Antarctic A21 with Priority Flight Rights
🐧One-Time Landing/Cruise, Doubled Antarctic Experience
🚢Private Antarctic Experience for 67 People Expedition Service Ratio 1:5
💖Trip Highlights💖
⭐Premium Airlines: Selected quality international airlines for comfortable and safe travel.
⭐Quality Accommodation: 4-5 star local hotels + 5 nights on a luxurious expedition cruise.
⭐Polar Experience: Capacity of 67 passengers, one-time landing or cruise, efficient embarkation and disembarkation speed, in-depth exploration of Antarctica.
⭐Optimal Dates: Witness the New Year in Antarctica and the first rays of dawn, the best season for Antarctic travel.
⭐Customized for Chinese Travelers: Full-time Chinese-speaking tour leader service for seamless communication and a more comfortable travel experience.
⭐Professional Team: Experienced international expedition team and scientific experts onboard the Antarctic cruise.
⭐Polar Exploration: Exciting adventure activities such as polar trekking and Antarctic kayaking offer a unique experience.
⭐Polar Animals: Close-up observation of various Antarctic wildlife such as penguins, sea lions, seals, and whales, inspiring endless photographic inspiration.
✨Itinerary Preview✨
Day 1 Beijing/Transit/Santiago
Day 2 Santiago
Day 3 Santiago - Valparaiso - Santiago
Day 4: Santiago/Ponta Arenas
Day 5: Punta Arenas/King George Island (Boat Departure)
Day 6: Exploring the Antarctic Region
Day 7: Exploring the Antarctic Region
Day 8: Exploring the Antarctic Region
Day 9: Exploring the Antarctic Region
Day 10: King George Island/Ponta Arenas
Day 11: Punta Arenas/Santiago
Day 12: Santiago/Transit/Beijing
Day 13: Transit/Beijing
Day 14 Beijing
💌Attractions I Know💌
✨Great Wall Station✨
🚩China's Great Wall Station in Antarctica is China's first scientific research station in Antarctica, completed in 1985. Located on the Fildes Peninsula west of King George Island in the South Shetland Islands, it faces Great Wall Bay, a small bay in Maxwell Bay, which is wide and deep, providing easy access. Backed by snow-capped mountains, it has abundant water resources. 🗺 Visiting the Great Wall Station allows visitors to experience firsthand the working environment and activities of Antarctic scientists, learn about their lives in extreme conditions, and pay tribute to these pioneering Antarctic researchers!
✨Crossing the Drake Passage✨
🎀The Drake Passage, located between the southern tip of South America and the South Shetland Islands, is the widest strait in the world. With its enormous waves, it is the first "test" for those traveling to Antarctica. Usually, people travel to Antarctica by cruise ship across the Drake Passage, a round trip that takes about four days and may involve encountering terrifying waves. 🚢
✨South Shetland Islands✨
🏠Located approximately 120 kilometers north of the Antarctic Peninsula, the South Shetland Islands are not recognized or disputed by any signatory to the 1959 Antarctic Treaty. They are open to all nations for non-military purposes, and several countries maintain scientific research stations there.
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✨Frey Base✨
🔬At Frey Base, you can witness spectacular glacial scenery. Snowfall is rare, and all facilities on land are for scientists' research use.
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✨Antarctic Peninsula✨
🐧The Antarctic Peninsula is the largest peninsula on the Antarctic continent, extending furthest north into the ocean. It is also the warmest and wettest place on the continent. Here you can see Gentoo penguins, chinstrap penguins, Adelie penguins, killer whales, humpback whales, minke whales, and various seals. The Antarctic Peninsula also boasts numerous relics of human Antarctic exploration and research stations from around the world. 🐟
✨Paradise Bay✨
🌂Paradise Bay is named for its breathtaking scenery. During storms, it transforms into a guardian of the Jerash Strait, sheltering visiting tourists. It offers the best vantage point for viewing the Antarctic Peninsula. 📷
✨Petermann Island and Limar Channel✨
👇Petermann Island offers the most beautiful scenery along the Nora Passage, allowing you to witness whales swimming among the ice floes and potentially see Adélie penguin colonies and the cormorant colony. The Limar Channel, only 11,000 meters long and 1,600 meters wide, is one of the most beautiful channels in Antarctica, but its abundance of ice floes makes it challenging and unpredictable. Ships glide close to the cliff faces as they pass; once you've experienced it, you'll understand the allure of Antarctica. 💙
✨Puerto Lacorro✨
💖Puerto Lacorro, built in 1941, was once a British base. In 1996, the Antarctic Heritage Foundation converted it into a museum where you can experience Antarctic life in the 1950s. More importantly, you can send a genuine Antarctic postcard from here to friends and family. 💌
✨Chile✨
🗻Chile, located in southwestern South America on the western slopes of the Andes Mountains, is the world's longest and narrowest country. Its capital, Santiago, and the mysterious Easter Island are famous tourist destinations. 🌎
✨Santiago✨
😍Santiago is the capital and largest city of the Republic of Chile, and the fourth largest city in South America. The sparkling Mapocho River flows gently past the city, making it a scenic and charming place. 🍰
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