Get Exclusive Cruise Deals on Christmas!
Find a cruise and book cruises direct - no booking fee!
Deal of the Week
Group Booking
Top 10 Cruises Sailing to Antarctica
All Bahamas Asia and Asia Pacific Western Mediterranean Arabian Gulf Middle East Caribbean Western Eastern Mediterranean Caribbean Eastern Northern Europe South America
Ready to see the edge of the Earth? The best Antarctica cruises take you closer to snow-covered peaks, floating icebergs, and penguins in their natural home. It’s a trip many people dream of, and the Top Antarctica cruises can turn that dream into a real adventure. We’ve picked the top sailings to Antarctica that offer amazing views, fun activities, and hidden places that everyone wants to explore.
Book the top 10 Sailings to Antarctica
Book the top 10 sailings to Antarctica now and get ready for real ice, wildlife, and moments you will talk about forever.
#1
$16,995.00*
Starting From
$12,995.00*
Includes taxes and fees*
#2
$22,300.00*
Starting From
$22,300.00*
Includes taxes and fees*
#3
$27,600.00*
Starting From
$27,600.00*
Includes taxes and fees*
#4
$46,487.00*
Starting From
$24,824.00*
Includes taxes and fees*
#5
$14,379.00*
Starting From
$13,003.00*
Includes taxes and fees*
#6
$18,229.00*
Starting From
$12,708.00*
Includes taxes and fees*
#7
$20,700.00*
Starting From
$20,700.00*
Includes taxes and fees*
#8
$21,248.01*
Starting From
$18,779.01*
Includes taxes and fees*
#9
$16,529.00*
Starting From
$13,396.00*
Includes taxes and fees*
#10
$19,000.00*
Starting From
$19,000.00*
Includes taxes and fees*
FAQs About Top 10 Sailings of Antarctica
Top Antarctica cruises give you more time on the continent, include landings, great guides, and follow smart routes. They avoid crowds and offer close-up views of ice, wildlife, and remote locations without rushing through the experience.
Cruise lines like Quark, Silversea, Hurtigruten, and Viking offer top-rated Antarctica trips. They use smaller ships, have expert guides, and include extras like Zodiac rides, wildlife watching, and well-planned shore landings.
November to March is the typical season. December and January offer long daylight and active wildlife, while February brings great whale sightings. Early trips show more snow; later ones reveal more rocky views and baby penguins.
Yes, they’re smaller and can visit more landing spots. You’ll get closer to wildlife and nature, enjoy guided excursions, and avoid the limits of large ships, which can’t take as many guests off the ship.
You don’t need a visa for Antarctica, but most cruises start in Argentina or Chile, so check those country rules. Make sure your passport is valid and bring any required travel or health documents.
Sorry, no cruises were found that matched your search request.
Top Cruise Destination Deals You Can’t Miss!
Whether you're seeking relaxation or exploration, there's a destination waiting for you at a price you'll love!