Travellers keen to explore Antarctica can now secure earlybird savings on luxury polar expeditions with Atlas Ocean Voyages, available exclusively through Australian cruise specialist Cruise Traveller.
The boutique cruise line is offering 10 per cent savings on 2025 voyages and 20 per cent discounts on 2026 sailings for bookings made by 31 December 2024.
Atlas Ocean Voyages has built a reputation for five-star, all-inclusive exploration journeys, operating some of the most luxurious polar expeditions in the market. Their new, state-of-the-art expedition ships, accommodating only 176 guests, deliver an intimate and adventurous experience.
Earlybird Offers
- 10% discount on select 2025 Antarctica sailings.
- Example: A nine-night voyage round-trip from Ushuaia, departing 9 November 2025, aboard the luxury ship World Traveller. Prices start from US$9044 per person, twin-share, reflecting a savings of US$955.
- More details here.
- 20% discount on select 2026 Antarctica expeditions.
- Example: An 11-night voyage round-trip from Ushuaia, departing 8 March 2026, aboard World Voyager. Prices begin at US$10,909 per person, twin-share, saving travellers US$2590.
- More information here.
These itineraries include a one-night stay in Buenos Aires, a private charter flight to Ushuaia, guided Zodiac expeditions, unlimited beverages, gratuities, specialty dining, and L’Occitane bath amenities. Additional sightseeing tours and stays in Buenos Aires are available.
A Unique Antarctic Experience
Guests will explore Antarctica’s majestic landscapes, abundant wildlife, and icy waters with the opportunity to hike ashore with expert guides, encounter seals and penguins, and even take the iconic polar plunge. Atlas’ ships boast nearly silent hydro-jet propulsion for a peaceful cruising experience and offer a nearly 1:1 guest-to-staff ratio, ensuring personal service and relaxed luxury throughout the journey.
Atlas Ocean Voyages, launched in 2019, is known for its innovative polar expeditions and operates three luxury ships—World Voyager, World Traveller, and World Navigator—with two more vessels on the way.
