Fly Over the Drake Passage? The Easier Way to Visit Antarctica

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Would you visit Antarctica if you didn’t have to cross the infamous Drake Passage? Most traditional Antarctica cruises spend 2 full days sailing to Antarctica and 2 more sailing back. That’s four days of your trip crossing open ocean. The itinerary I’m looking at for a future Travel With Us departure does something different. You fly from Chile to Antarctica, skip the Drake Passage entirely, and spend more of your trip where you actually came to be. ✔️ Penguin colonies ✔️ Whale sightings ✔️ Massive glaciers ✔️ Zodiac landings ✔️ Expert expedition guides ✔️ One of the most remote places on Earth Even better, your expedition includes far more than many people expect, including your charter flight, accommodations, meals, guided landings, lectures from the expedition team, and the gear you’ll need while exploring. I’m looking at hosting this adventure in 2028 or 2029 to give families plenty of time to save and plan. Would you rather fly over the Drake Passage or sail it? #AntarcticaTravel #AntarcticaExpedition #BucketListTravel #LuxuryAdventureTravel #AdventureTravel

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