The Antarctic Peninsula is a 1,300 kilometre jagged finger that juts out of the Antarctic continent, pointing towards South America. With a mountain range that extends for more than half its length, and peaks approaching 3,000 metres, the Peninsula offers the most dramatic scenery in Antarctica.
It also boasts the biggest collection of Antarctic wildlife, with numerous species of seals, penguins and whales that flock to its nutrient-rich waters to feed on krill. Experience stepping foot on the 7th continent, Zodiac cruising past tabular icebergs to mammoth glacier fronts observing the ice calving, and visit historic sites including the most southerly post office in the world.
Antarctic Peninsula Cruise Wildlife Encounters
Our Sustainability Commitment
Since the start, we have embraced a responsibility to inspire, educate and advocate for wild places across the globe, in order to inspire a global community of ambassadors for the planet. Aurora was one of the first operators to become members of both IAATO and AECO, and we are honoured to be a Certified B Corporation™. Not only do we care about reducing our footprint environmentally, we are taking real actions for the care of the planet.
