Antarctic Explorer: Discovering the 7th Continent

Name: Antarctic Explorer: Discovering the 7th Continent — 10 Nights
Brand: Quark Expeditions
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (1 reviews)

10 nights7 ports3 sea daysRound-trip Ushuaia

October 31

Departure

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$7,995

From

Ultramarine

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GoCruiseTravel.com Cruise Data

$800

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nights

Estimated starting fare — verify with cruise line

GoCruiseTravel.com prices this Ultramarine Antarctic Explorer: Discovering the 7th Continent sailing from $800/night (inside). 10 nights departing October 31, 2026. Compare 4 cabin categories with real pricing data on GoCruiseTravel.com.

What's Included

Wi-Fi

All Drinks

All Excursions

Not included

Gratuities

Specialty Dining

Room Service

Port Shuttle

Flights

Airport Transfers

About the Ship

Hot Tubs: 2
Elevators: 3
Cabin Voltage: 110V & 220V
USB in Cabins: Yes
Pets: Not Allowed
Service Animals: Case by Case
Dress Code: Casual
Formal Nights: No
Balcony Smoking: Not Allowed

Accessible Cabins:4

Self-Service LaundryMedical Center

Dietary Options

Gluten-FreeVegan

Your Journey

DAY1
Day 1
UshuaiaArgentina
The world's southernmost city and primary gateway for Antarctic expedition cruises.
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DAY2
Day 2
At Sea
DAY3
Day 3
At Sea
DAY4
Day 4
Half Moon IslandAntarctica
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DAY5
Day 5
Deception IslandAntarctica
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DAY6
Day 6
Neko HarborAntarctica
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DAY7
Day 7
Paradise BayAntarctica
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DAY8
Day 8
Port LockroyAntarctica
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DAY9
Day 9
At Sea
DAY10
Day 10
UshuaiaArgentina
The world's southernmost city and primary gateway for Antarctic expedition cruises.
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Cabin Pricing

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At a glance

4.9

Ship rating

Quark's flagship polar vessel and the most technologically advanced expedition ship in the fleet, built in 2022 with two twin-engine Airbus H145 helicopters that unlock remote Antarctic and Arctic terrain unreachable by Zodiac alone. With 199 guests, 102 suites, and complimentary alcohol plus Wi-Fi, Ultramarine blends genuine expedition credentials with upscale polar comfort.