18 nights | 21 January 2028 | Silver Cloud
Set on Navarino Island along the Beagle Channel in Chiles far south, this remote gateway town offers a starting point for expeditions around Cape Horn, access to the jagged trails of the Dientes de Navarino, and a fascinating glimpse into indigenous Yaghan history at the Martin Gusinde Anthropological Museum.
Spend a day at sea.
Situated in the tempestuous wilds of the South Atlantic, New Island invites visitors to marvel at thriving colonies of rockhopper penguins, albatross, and sea lions before enjoying the local traditional smoko break accompanied by tea and cakes and exploring poignant 1982 war memorials.
Westpoint originally known as Albatross Island is a remote outpost that welcomes visitors ashore with the dramatic sights and sounds of a massive black-browed albatross colony nesting along its rugged, wave-lashed cliffs.
These wind-lashed sanctuaries boast some of the archipelagos most dramatic scenery, where you can hike past the towering sandstone monolith of Cliff Mountain to encounter vast colonies of rockhopper penguins and imperial cormorants alongside playful dolphins patrolling the rugged coast.
Reminiscent of a brightly painted British village dropped into the South Atlantic, the remote Falklands capital serves as a gateway to historic shipwrecks and spectacular wildlife havens teeming with sea lions, elephant seals, and vast colonies of gentoo, king and macaroni penguins.
Two days exploring all the delights your Silversea Cruise has to offer, such as the four unique high-end dining options.
This dramatic sub-Antarctic island offers an untamed wilderness of snow-dusted mountains, historic whaling stations, and Ernest Shackletons final resting place, all set against a spectacular backdrop of clashing elephant seals and endless colonies of vibrant king penguins.
Spend the next two days at sea. Perhaps try whale watching, or lounge in the Zagara Beauty Spa.
Immortalised by Ernest Shackletons legendary 1916 survival mission, this harsh, volcanic outpost invites travellers to follow in the footsteps of early explorers by witnessing the slowly flowing Endurance Glacier and visiting the Point Wild monument, which is often surrounded by migrating gentoo penguins.
Marking your entry into the pristine wilderness of the Antarctic Peninsula, this dramatic waterway confronts travellers with stadium-sized tabular icebergs carved from the Larsen Ice Shelf alongside thriving colonies of nesting gentoo penguins and cape petrels.
Stretching towards South America as Earths least-explored frontier, this untamed realm offers a spectacular introduction to the continent through its scientific research bases, cathedral-sized icebergs, and thousands of Adlie penguins thriving beneath blanched mountain peaks.
Separated from the mainland by the Bransfield Strait, this volcanic archipelago invites exploration of its international research bases, vast penguin colonies, and the magnificent collapsed caldera of Deception Island.
Sailing across these legendary waters carries you into the wake of historys greatest explorers, where the disappearing cliffs of Cape Horn give way to soaring albatrosses, breaching humpback whales, and your first thrilling glimpses of the South Shetland Islands.
The circular voyage concludes back in Puerto Williams, Chile.