Penguins of the Far South: Falklands, South Georgia & Antarctica, Operated by Quark

Twenty days across three of the South Atlantic's wildest places — the Falklands, South Georgia and the Antarctic Peninsula — built around birds, penguins and ice.

You start in Stanley, a small English-feel town in the Falklands, then head out to dunes and seabird cliffs before sailing on to South Georgia, where king penguins breed on the beaches in huge numbers alongside a fair bit of human history. The trip ends on the Antarctic Peninsula itself, among glaciers and pack ice.

It's a wildlife-first itinerary with room to choose activities and join the onboard educational programme, rather than a fixed daily script.

What you'll do

• Walk the streets of Stanley in the Falklands
• Birdwatch at seabird cliffs and dunes
• See king penguin colonies on South Georgia's beaches
• Learn about South Georgia's historical sites
• Cruise and land on the Antarctic Peninsula's ice and snow
• Spot large concentrations of wildlife across both island groups