Submit a Press Release | About | Blog | Help | Pricing & Sign Up
Over 30,000 companies use PR LEAP Learn More
Steppes Travel publishes new sample Antarctic cruise itineraries.
While Steppes Travel specialises in creating tailor-made holidays for its clients, it publishes a number of sample itineraries on its website for each of the destination countries it covers.
Steppes Travel has published three new sample itineraries for Antarctica, of varying lengths from 6 days to 24 days.
The first itinerary is a revolutionary new concept in Antarctic travel, with a 6 day Fly and Cruise trip. Foregoing the 2-day crossing of The Drake Passage, passengers join up with their expeditionary ship in The Southern Shetlands after just a short 3 1/2 hour flight from Punta Arenas in Southern Chile and from there begin exploration of Antarctica.
The more traditional way of visiting Antarctica is the Classic Antarctica itinerary, travelling by boat from Ushuaia across the Drake Passage. This is a 15 day itinerary.
For those looking to spend a longer period in the southern ocean, there is the 24 day itinerary, which includes visits to The Falklands, South Georgia aswell as Antarctica itself, before returning via Buenos Aires.
For further information about the holidays and cruises Steppes Travel can organise to Antarctica, please contact Steppes Travel on 01285 885333 or email latinamerica@steppestravel.co.uk.
About Steppes Travel
Steppes Travel (http://www.steppestravel.co.uk) specialises in arranging tailor made holidays to exotic destinations. All Steppes Travel consultants have first hand and in-depth knowledge of all the countries they cover. For further information, please call 01285 651 010.
For further information, please contact:
Justin Wateridge
Steppes Travel
justin@steppestravel.co.uk
Tel: 01285 651 010
Contact Information
About This News Release
If you have any questions regarding information in these press releases please contact the organization listed in the press release. Issuers of press releases and not PR Leap are solely responsible for the accuracy of the content.
