For advanced cold water divers looking for the ultimate Polar dive experience and for extreme snorkeling around icebergs and seals.
Antarctica Expedition Cruises
In Antarctica’s unique environment Waterproof Cruises & Expeditions challenges the obstacles of this remote destination and introduces explorers to a full concept of the Antarctic, above and below the ocean.
Antarctica remains the last vast wilderness on earth. A continent encircled by pack ice, huge tabular icebergs and covered with an ice sheet miles deep. Remote, inhospitable and without permanent inhabitants. It is the windiest and highest continent, which is capped by an ice sheet over 4 km thick in places. During the months November till April is spring and summer in Antarctica, the best time to travel there. An expedition cruise to Antarctica is the best way to explore this unique place.
Antarctica Wildlife
For many, the most appealing aspect of cruising Antarctica is to see its wildlife. Although there are only a few native species, those that have adapted to the harsh environment thrive in large numbers. Seals, whales and penguin populations are counted in the tens of thousands in some rookeries. The birds and mammals in Antarctica depend on this world where mountains of ice move in beat with the tides. Few life experiences are as mesmerizing as seeing leopard seals, albatrosses and penguins in their untouched natural habitat.Cruising Antarctica
Humans never inhabited Antarctica and exploration of the continent has only started recently. The only sounds you hear are natural; wildlife, water and the occasional boom of icebergs calving. If you listen closely, you can hear your heart beating with excitement!We offer many different expedition cruises to Antarctica, some journeys include a visit to the Falkland Islands and South Georgia. Our experts are happy to help you find the perfect Antarctica cruise for you.
Antarctica Ambassador
As a voting Member of the International Association of Antarctica Touroperators, Waterproof supports the practice
of safe and environmentally responsible private-sector travel to the Antarctic (www.iaato.org).
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Diving & Snorkeling Antarctica
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Cruising the Antarctic Peninsula
Be prepared to be dazzled. The abundance of wildlife here is truly extraordinary including five seal species, massive penguin rookeries of Gentoo, Adélies and Chinstraps.
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Falkland Islands - South Georgia - Antarctica
Explore the Falkland Islands, South Georgia and the Antarctic Peninsula. A dream come true for wildlife enthusiasts. During this voyage you will be able to see up to six penguin species.
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Antarctica Activity Cruise
This unique Antarctica Cruise includes all adventurous activities. From the ship you will go out to explore the surroundings.
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Emperor Penguins Safari
To visit one of the large colonies of thousands of penguins and their young chicks is one of the greatest and yet, least seen wildlife events on the planet.
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South Georgia & Antarctic Peninsula
The combination of the Sub Antarctic Islands and the Antarctic Peninsula makes this voyage an expedition full of exciting highlights.
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Ski the Last Degree
Ski the Last Degree is the ideal choice for those who want a serious challenge of the true Polar experience.
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Antarctica Whale Science Voyage
Join the Whale Science expedition cruise for an exploration of Antarctica and a study on the feeding habits of humpback whales.
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Antarctic Peninsula and Weddell Sea
Our emphasis is on unique wildlife encounters, exploring new sites and pristine landscapes, visiting sites of historical interest and the occasional visit to scientific stations.
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Antarctic Air Cruises
Flying over Cape Horn and the mythical waters of the Drake Passage and explore Antarctica from above.
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Crossing the Antarctic Circle
Travelling south at the west side of the Antarctic Peninsula.
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Solar Eclipse Antarctica 2021
A total solar ecplise will be visible in Antarctica in December 2021. You can only witness this solar eclipse if you’re on an expedition ship near Antarctica.
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Falkland Islands & Antarctic Peninsula
Enjoy the combination of the Falkland Islands and Antarctica and see 200 birds species, whales, seals and penguins!