Antarctica21 has opened bookings for its 2028-29 season, adding 47 air-cruise departures to its voyage collection.
The new season unveils the most departure dates the company has ever offered in a single season, marking 25 years of Antarctic air-cruise operation.
Antarctica21 will operate all air-cruise itineraries during the 2028-29 season on two purpose-built vessels, Magellan Explorer and Magellan Discoverer, giving guests the widest choice of travel dates in the company’s history.
All itineraries will begin and end in Punta Arenas, the Chilean gateway to Antarctica, providing guests a single point of start and end for their Antarctic journey. The company will also provide guests with exclusive access to Explorers House, the company’s private expedition club in Punta Arenas.
“When Antarctica21 flew its first guests across the Drake in 2003, our ambition was to create the finest way to experience Antarctica,” Antarctica21 sales and marketing director Brigitte Lämmle said. “Scheduling 47 Antarctic air-cruise departures for the 2028-29 season is the most exciting expression of that ambition yet.”
To mark the opening, Antarctica21 is offering early-booking savings of up to US$5,000 per person (around AU$7,124) on all Classic Antarctica and Polar Circle air-cruise departures in the 2028-29 season. The offer is valid for new bookings made through to January 31, 2027
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