Venture to the farthest corners of the South Atlantic, where extraordinary wildlife, legendary tales of exile and vast stretches of ocean await.
Journey into the extraordinary on a South Atlantic expedition across some of the most isolated and rarely visited places on Earth. Departing Puerto Williams, venture to South Georgia, where towering glaciers, immense penguin colonies and elephant seals meet along the shore. Continue into true isolation at Gough Island, Tristan da Cunha and Nightingale Island, discovering precious seabird sanctuaries and the remarkable outpost of the world’s most isolated inhabited archipelago. On St Helena, uncover the fascinating legacy of Napoleon’s final exile before continuing to Ascension Island, where remote landscapes and unique wildlife await. With vast stretches of open ocean between these destinations, this is an adventure defined by raw natural beauty, compelling history and the rare privilege of exploring the farthest reaches of the Atlantic, ending at the shores of West Africa in Tema, gateway to Accra, Ghana.