We’ve answered the question “are there any flights to Antarctica?,” but now we turn to what you can expect on the flights.
The most popular option among travelers visiting Antarctica is a fly-cruise trip, allowing passengers to save up to 4 travel days by flying the Drake Passage instead of sailing across.
Depending on your route, it also provides time aboard a cruise ship on the way there or back depending on your preference.
The standard flight takes you to King George Island, just 2 hours instead of 2 days journey. You’ll be set down right in the heart of the Antarctic Peninsula, with your first cold chill of the air coming off the iceberg swells.