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When to go on
an Antarctica cruise

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Seasons
matter


Peak season -
Mid-December to mid-February

Advantages

Long daylight hours (this peaks on December 22).
Seas tend to be calmer. Waves and winds subside at sea - and in the bays and channels.
Wildlife viewing is at its best, both onboard and on shore. This is the prime penguin egg-hatching season - and the fluffy chicks are adorable.

Drawbacks

Prices are at their highest in all cabin categories.
Many cruises are fully booked six or more months in advance.

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FIRST PAGE - Introduction

PAGE TWO - Early season

PAGE FOUR - Late season


Best 3 Antarctica cruise ships
When to go
Who should go - and not go
Small versus big ship
Itineraries
Costs
What-to-pack checklist

Zodiac landings
How to identify penguins
Antarctica history in brief
Interesting facts & tidbits
Glossary
More  pointers
Photo gallery

Top 10 experiences
Suite photos
Deck plans
Onboard enrichment
Dining & entertainment
Other onboard activities
Ship facts

Antarctica Cruise - Home page
Top 10 wonders of Antarctica

World's Top 100 Wonders

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