This is probably the most bucket list inducing adventure on the high seas. Having sailed Cape to Cape for more than a decade, in 2025 this ship will be completing the iconic route from Argentina with a new destination, sailing to Namibia via Antarctica.

An ocean voyage to a remote and rarely visited part of the planet on a world class traditional tall ship where you are the crew. This trip starts in the Ushuaia Argentina and sails transatlantic to Walvisbaai in Namibia with remote Atlantic island stops and exploration in Antarctica.

Dates: 24-02-2025 until 21-04-2025

Embarkation: Ushuaia, Argentina.

Disembarkation: Walvisbaai, Namibia

Fare: € 18.730 p.p. in a 4/5p cabin; € 22.335 p.p. in a 2p cabin

A true offshore expedition to Antarctica

The voyage is an adventure for all nature and sailing lovers. The places you’ll land offer a remarkable wildlife with unique species, sometimes in surprising quantities.

Your voyage offers all nature lovers a special opportunity to meet with some of the most unspoiled  environments of this world. During this 57-day voyage the tall ship aims to visit a number of remarkable areas like the South Shetland Islands, the Antarctic Peninsula and the Weddell Sea with her many icebergs. This voyage is the perfect combination for those who wish to admire nature on some of the most remote places of the earth end experience the wide open ocean during the longer periods sailing at sea.

South Georgia & Tristan da Cunha

After your visit to Antarctica you will sail towards the sub-Antarctic island South Georgia with its spectacular scenery and outstanding wildlife and then on to the remotest inhabited island of the world: Tristan da Cunha.

Here, in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, lives a small community on top of an active volcano. Your voyage ends in the Namibian city Walvisbaai.

Hands-on sailing

Your vessel is a sail training ship which means you will be mustered as voyage crew. But don’t worry, you’ll receive thorough safety training. Being part of the crew is definitely a major part of this amazing experience. And what’s great is that no prior sailing experience is necessary although it’s recommended for all off-shore experiences so you’re sure it’s the right kind of trip for you! This is an adventure open to everyone. While on deck you will work side by side with the permanent crew. Join the watch system, take the helm, assist with manoeuvres and navigation, make the weather observations, learn to furl the sails, and so much more. Lectures will be given regarding basic sail theory, watch responsibilities, line handling, navigation, and steering. You’ll be an old sea-dog in no time.

Your level of participation will partly depend on your interest level as well as your physical condition.  Everything on board is done in a “Dutch” style which means no yelling or whistle blowing just good team work.

As you can imagine, a transatlantic crossing is a team effort. It won’t take long at all before your fellow voyage crew feel like family. And unless you think it’s all work – your vessel has plenty of places and opportunities to relax. There’s a lounge, library, deckhouse, and even a poker corner. Find your spot and kick back to feel the wind in your hair and dream big out on the wide blue ocean.

Places on this incredible voyage are extremely limited so get in touch if you’d like to be part of this amazing adventure.

Bookings for 2025 open on 30th November 2023 12:00 hrs (midday) CEST (Central European Summer Time). Any bookings received before this time will not be processed to give everyone a fair chance so we advise you make your enquiry with Another World Adventures today so we can get you the booking forms and you can be ready to apply when the booking window opens.

Make an enquiry for the full details on how to book.

It is a true privilege to explore this part of the world and the operator is a member of IAATO and operates according to the IAATO guidelines. Therefore all itineraries are a guideline in accordance to the best practice for visitors to Antarctica and landings can not be guaranteed. During this 52-day voyage you will visit a number of remarkable areas like the South Shetland Islands, the Antarctic Peninsula and the Weddell Sea with her many icebergs. After your visit to Antarctica the ship will sail towards the sub-Antarctic island South Georgia with its spectacular scenery and outstanding wildlife, followed by the remotest inhabited island of the world: Tristan da Cunha. Here, in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, lives a small community on top of an active volcano. Your voyage ends in the South African city of Cape Town.