Boarding the ship at Punta Arenas in the afternoon, sailing in the amazing Magellan Mountains (named after the famous explorer) - also known as the "Land of Fire" and known around the world for their wonderful mountain views. From there, we continue to the Falklands. 

Today, we will continue our journey to the West Falkland region. Throughout the day, we will conduct lectures and provide rich content on the ship. These will include lectures covering nature and history photography sessions focusing on wildlife, landscape, and smartphone photography.

This will ensure that you are well-prepared for the upcoming days.

We will start the morning with a visit to Saunders Island, where we can witness Rockhopper penguins, black-browed albatrosses during the nesting period, and white-eared penguins. Afterwards, we will continue to the island of Caracas, where we will walk along the beach and watch the nesting birds with a hot cup of tea in hand.

Today we travel to the magical island of New Island, a classic West Falkland Islands experience. There, we can observe Albatrosses and large Penguin colonies. Depending on the weather and terrain conditions, in the afternoon, we will continue to the Weddell Islands.

As we make our way towards the South Georgia Islands, we will enjoy a fascinating array of lectures from our experts. These lectures will cover various topics ranging from photography to nature and animals. On the upper decks, you can relish the spectacular view of the open sea and expanses while watching various seabirds.

Depending on the sea conditions during the voyage, we are scheduled to arrive at the bay in the afternoon and disembark towards the evening hours for a Zodiac tour of the bay.

Our first landing is at Gritviken Bay, also known as Pot Bay. We will visit the grave and museum of Ernest Shackleton and pay our respects to one of the legendary explorers of all time. In the afternoon, we will continue to Fortuna Bay, where we can observe the famous royal penguins.

In the morning, we will reach Gold Bay. There, we will witness a spectacular view of king penguins, albatrosses, elephant seals in the calving season, and magnificent glaciers. After that, we will continue to Cooper's Bay, where we can observe the rock penguins

St. Andrews Bay is our destination for this morning's visit. There, we can observe the largest colony of king penguins and elephant seals, creating a spectacle that will amaze you. In the afternoon, we will continue to Ocean Harbor, where we can view shipwrecks and the abandoned remains of the whaling industry.

In the morning, we will visit Prion Island, where we can witness large nesting sites of the wandering albatross. In the afternoon, we will continue to Salisbury Plain, where we will encounter spectacular views and majestic penguins

Today, we will start making our way back to the point from which we left in the Falkland Islands. Throughout the journey, we will continue to enjoy the content of fascinating lectures and meetings prepared especially for you by a team of Israeli and international experts. This will add tremendous value to the entire journey.

Today, we will visit the famous Bleeker Island Nature Reserve, which, according to a recent survey, revealed the presence of 49 types of birds in its area, with 37 also nesting there. Among them are Rockhopper penguins, Magellan, Ginto, Great Cormorants, and Caracara birds of prey

Today, we will continue our journey to the Punta Arenas area. Throughout the day, we will conduct lectures and workshops and provide rich content on the board.

Today, we conclude our tour. From here, you can either proceed with your flight home or continue your travels around the continent, as Punta Arenas is considered one of the best bases for onward trips with an emphasis on Patagonia. The choice is yours.

This is an adventure expedition, and because we have all the ship to ourselves, we might change the schedule according to weather and sea conditions, and with special reporting we might have. So, we'll do our best to deliver to most.