Antarctica Singles Cruises Reviews
Cruiser Rating
3.6
Average
96 reviews
Filters
1-10 of 40 Antarctica Singles Cruises Reviews
Review for a Antarctica Cruise on Sapphire Princess
triscuit413
2-5 Cruises • Age 40s
I chose this cruise to celebrate my 40th birthday. It was myself and my parents. We ended up in a Family Suite ( see below) and we got to enjoy all of the perks of the suite benefits.
Embarkation/Disembarkation: Embarkation to Valparaiso was a breeze. Princess was very helpful at the Santiago airport and we had no trouble at the terminal. We did have to be shuttled from terminal to cruise ship ...
Read MoreSail Date: January 2024
Cabin Type: Family Suite with Balcony
Review for a Antarctica Cruise on Sapphire Princess
Ken the cruiser
First Time Cruiser • Age 70s
I can't say enough words about how great our 30-day B2B cruise to South America was, which included 4 days cruising around the Antarctica Peninsula as well as visiting the huge Iceberg A23a and Elephant Island. We were fortunate enough to have booked an aft-facing Vista Suite with the weather fully cooperating, where we didn't miss one port due to rough seas or high winds. We of course dined ...
Read MoreSail Date: January 2024
Review for a Antarctica Cruise on Sapphire Princess
Neatnutt
6-10 Cruises • Age 70s
We chose this cruise for a relaxing time as I had recently had surgery.
Fewer excursion days and more cruising was a priority.
Bucket list as well!
A very memorable experience was when we were crossing the Drake Passage. The seas were 26' and the winds were 115MPH! It was like being in a Catogory 3 hurricane!
The Sapphire princess is one of the older ships in the fleet. We found it ...
Read MoreSail Date: January 2023
Cabin Type: Balcony
Review for a South America Cruise on Zaandam
Herbs Mom
10+ Cruises • Age 70s
We chose this cruise because of the itinerary to the Antarctic. We flew down to Buenos Aires a day early so we could enjoy a little of the city before.
Embarkation was fairly smooth - we arrived early and our luggage was taken right away and we checked in. By about 11:30 we were on the ship and went straight to our room. It was ready. We then went to the MDR to enjoy a lovely lunch - we ...
Read MoreSail Date: January 2020
Cabin Type: Neptune Deluxe Verandah Suite
Review for a Antarctica Cruise on National Geographic Orion
Cprofct
2-5 Cruises • Age 60s
Antarctica has been my dream for years. I researched every type of tour operator before deciding on National Geographic Orion. It is a small luxury ship, where they have the ability to get everyone off the ship for multiple daily excursions. There were a dozen naturalists aboard who gave daily lectures on everything from photography to killer whales. Every detail was thought out and implemented to ...
Read MoreSail Date: January 2020
Review for a Antarctica Cruise on National Geographic Orion
2cruiseSue
10+ Cruises • Age 70s
This was on my husband's bucket list, not mine. I was afraid of the Drake Passage and didn't really want to go. It turned out to be the best adventure of our lives! We started in Santiago, Chile with the pre-cruise wine tasting tour. This included a trip around Santiago the first day, three vineyards over the next two days, a lunch we cooked at one vineyard, and two gourmet dinners in ...
Read MoreSail Date: January 2020
Review for a Antarctica Cruise on Coral Princess
bobbabb
10+ Cruises • Age 60s
This trip included four days cruising around the Antarctic peninsula and nearby South Shetland Islands. Ice bergs - check. Really bid tabular icebergs - check. Penguins on the shore and on floating ice - check. Penguins swimming and porpoising - check. Whales floating, swimming, diving - check. Sea lions - check. Glaciers - check. Large areas covered by continental ice sheets - check. ...
Read MoreSail Date: January 2020
Cabin Type: Balcony
Review for a Antarctica Cruise on Coral Princess
Joe&KayCruisers
10+ Cruises • Age 70s
We wanted to go to Antartica and felt cruise touring was the way to go. We were not disappointed! The cruise was incredible. Seeing the icebergs, the wildlife (plenty of whales, penguins and seals) and cruising around the island of Cape Horn was cool.
Although delayed by a huge storm coming from the west towards South America, when it was time to go across Drake passage, it was calm as can ...
Read MoreSail Date: January 2020
Cabin Type: Balcony
Review for a Antarctica Cruise on Coral Princess
Raybit
10+ Cruises • Age 60s
The primary reason for this cruise was to see Antarctica - everything else was secondary. Coral Princess is a great ship in very good condition. May have the smallest ration of passengers per ton of any major cruise ship making for a very uncrowded experience. Superb Captain, very good crew, might be my favorite cruise ship (this was cruise 16.)
Embarkation seemed hectic with what felt like ...
Read MoreSail Date: January 2020
Cabin Type: Mini-Suite with Balcony
Review for a Antarctica Cruise on Coral Princess
Debbie Russell
2-5 Cruises • Age 60s
I couldn't believe my luck when a trip to the Antarctica came up. I was saying the night before to my husband that we would not be visiting this part of the world because it was way too expensive, then BINGO the Coral Princes was cruising down this part of the world with a few stops on the way and on the way back. (at an affordable price)
Our cabin was extremely comfortable and we were on the ...
Read MoreSail Date: January 2020
Cabin Type: Oceanview Obstructed
Find a cruise
Singles Cruises Cruise Reviews to Antarctica on Other Cruise Ships
Get special cruise deals, expert advice, insider tips and more.By proceeding, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.