Ushuaia

Cruise Antarctica – Ushuaia Ice Weisheng Lin

The Ushuaia is a brilliant choice for an intimate Antarctica cruise, with an ice-strengthened hull and an excellent assortment of 44 suites and cabins. It has everything you need for an Antarctica adventure to really remember, and a whole lot more.

If you’re looking for a personal, small-scale Antarctica cruise, the Ushuaia will tick every box. Originally built as for the US Agency NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), the ship has been lovingly refurbished to carry 88 intrepid passengers deep into Antarctic waters.

The Ushuaia’s fleet of zodiac craft is truly top-notch, allowing you to explore even the narrowest reaches of the Antarctic channels and get an unbelievably close-up glimpse of the incredible Antarctic wildlife.

Antarctica Cruise Ship Highlights

  • 44 comfortable cabins and suites
  • Ice-strengthened hull
  • Ample deck space for passing panoramas
  • Open bridge policy
  • Fleet of inflatable landing craft
  • Open-plan observation lounge
  • Lecture room with multimedia equipment
  • Bar
  • Well-stocked library
  • Changing room
  • Infirmary
  • High experienced captain and crew
  • Specialist international expedition leaders and lecturers
  • Ample storage space in every cabin
  • Excellent chefs preparing local cuisine
  • Various shore excursions

The Ushuaia Deck Plan

Please click here for a detailed deck plan of this Antarctica cruise ship.

There are 5 classes of accommodation to choose from aboard the Ushuaia, giving you the chance to cruise Antarctica your own way. Every cabin is comfortable, with ample storage space and portholes or windows.

Ushuaia - Suite 202-1SUITES

4 Outside cabins with windows on the upper deck G, private facilities, two lower berths, lounge, TV, DVD player and fridge. Suite 201 features two double beds, Suite 202 one double bed and a sofa bed. Suites 204 and 207 feature three lower single beds.

Ushuaia - Sup 308SUPERIOR

9 Twin outside cabins with windows on the upper deck G, private facilities, two lower berths. Cabin 301 has one double and one single bed, making it perfect for families or passengers travelling in groups of three.

Ushuaia - A cabin (210) -Rogelio EspinosaPREMIER

6 Twin outside cabins with windows on the upper deck G, private facilities, two lower berths. 2 Single cabins with portholes on the upper deck G, private facilities.

Ushuaia - A cabin (213) Rogelio EspinosaSTANDARD PLUS

11 Twin outside cabins with portholes or windows on deck E, private facilities, two lower berths. Cabin 640 has one double bed. 2 Triple outside cabins with portholes or windows on deck E, private facilities, three lower berths.

Ushuaia - C cabin - Tim FisherSTANDARD

10 Twin outside cabins with portholes on deck E, semi-private facilities, two berths (upper/lower). Semi-private facilities: Two cabins share one bathroom accessible from both cabins (shower and wc). Each cabin is also equipped with its own washbasin. 

Cruise Antarcitca - Ushuaia Penguin © Facundo Santana 093
The Ushuaia sets sail on for Antarctica very frequently, so there are plenty of departure dates available. It’s a very popular small-scale ship and follows the classic Antarctica cruise itineraries, so places tend to fill up quickly.

For more information about dates, itineraries and prices for Antarctica cruises aboard the Ushuaia, contact us on 1300 654 861.

Classic Antarctic – 11 days Ushuaia to Ushuaia

Classic South Georgia – 20 days Ushuaia to Ushuaia

Polar Circle Quest – 12 days Ushuaia to Ushuaia

Weddell Sea Quest – 12 days Ushuaia to Ushuaia

Pricing guide: Standard Plus Twin (mid range cabin with en suite) starts from US$7,490pp for 11 days (Antarctic Peninsula) US$9,860pp for 12 days (Peninsula + Antarctic Circle). Lower and higher category cabins available and various early bird or last minute specials may apply. Please get in touch with our team at Cruise Antarctica on 1300 654 861 for details.

The Ushuaia Gallery

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