Cheap Antarctica Cruises

Traveling to Antarctica is unlike any other cruise vacation. On a cheap Antarctica cruise, you'll likely leave from South America and stop at places like the Falkland Islands, South Georgia, and Cape Evans. There are no actual ports of call on the continent, so ships anchor at nearby islands and guests are escorted to land on Zodiacs. As only 100 guests are allowed to disembark in Antarctica at a time, your ship's passenger count is likely to be low. Once in Antarctica, you'll get the chance to see a stunning display of wildlife in their natural habitat, including fur seals, penguins, whales, and albatrosses. If you're feeling brave, you can even kayak or paddleboard through Antarctica's icy waters.

When do you want to cruise?

Month	Number of Cruises	From Price
Oct 2026	14 cruises	$7,766
Nov 2026	49 cruises	$8,226
Dec 2026	78 cruises	$4,869
Jan 2027	88 cruises	$3,111
Feb 2027	68 cruises	$6,649
Mar 2027	22 cruises	$9,300
Sep 2027	1 cruise	$31,108
Oct 2027	17 cruises	$8,624
Nov 2027	61 cruises	$8,916
Dec 2027	82 cruises	$3,100
Jan 2028	86 cruises	$3,069
Feb 2028	70 cruises	$3,009
Mar 2028	33 cruises	$3,389
Oct 2028	4 cruises	$26,998
Nov 2028	13 cruises	$14,998
Dec 2028	12 cruises	$9,949
Jan 2029	15 cruises	$15,999
Feb 2029	13 cruises	$13,999
Mar 2029	7 cruises	$14,498

There's only a small window of time each year to travel on a cheap Antarctica cruise vacation - between December and February, when the temperatures are mild enough to comfortably visit (usually between 20 and 50 degrees Fahrenheit). This period of time is high summer in Antarctica, so you'll get to experience up to 20 hours of sunlight each day. Most Antarctic cruises are at least 10 nights, and include a variety of destinations like Chile, the Falkland Islands, and King George Island. One look at the expansive, white wilderness of Antarctica and your vacation will most certainly be worthwhile.