NOVEMBER 11, 2021 ATLAS ASHORE – LAND EXCURSIONS 8-NIGHT ARGENTINE THRILL

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MVD510PRE: COUNTRYSIDE ADVENTURES AT BALCON DEL ABRA - NOVEMBER 11, 2021 | $1,599PP 3 DAYS / 2 NIGHTS | MEAL: YES

Start your holiday early by spending three marvelous days enjoying the Uruguayan countryside and several adventure and leisure activities.

Located amidst the hills of Uruguay’s Lavalleja Department and 114 miles from the capital Montevideo, El Balcon del Abra offers unique landscapes, superb comfort, and the charm of a small posada with only eight rooms. A stay here combines fun experiences that have you rediscovering nature and enjoying the best of rural tourism in Uruguay.

Day 1 - Arriving in Montevideo, you will transfer directly from the airport to El Balcon del Abra, nestled in a well-kept, park-like setting, surrounded by trees and an unspoiled natural landscape. After checking-in, get ready for your first activity, a wonderful horseback ride through the countryside. The inn has a well-trained herd of American Quarter Horses and different types of saddles to fit every rider’s needs. Your horse and the route you will take will be determined by your size and skill level. Guided by expert horsemen, it’s the perfect way to relax and enjoy the scenic countryside. When your ride ends, bid farewell to your equine friend and head back to the main house where there are ample and inviting spaces to relax alone or in the company of your fellow guests.

The comfortable and welcoming lounge with its eye-catching fireplace, features a large satellite TV and a corner with a panoramic window, invites you to contemplate the landscape, read or share moments that you might remember forever. If you wish to pamper yourself and complete your well-being, book an optional massage which in good weather, can be provided outdoors in the shade of a tree while you can listen to the sounds of nature all around you.

At mealtime, you will be treated to delicious homemade food produced with organic produce from the garden and accompanied by excellent wines. There is also a covered barbecue area that offers the possibility of cooking outdoors.

Day 2 - Following a restful night in your comfortable accommodations, enjoy a hearty breakfast before preparing for your Day 2 activities. You can choose between mountain biking or trekking (or if you prefer, just spend the day hanging out and relaxing at the inn). The topography of the area offers ideal roads, paths, and circuits for exhilarating mountain biking. There are trails for every skill level and your expert guides who are intimately familiar with the area will help determine the best routes. Should you choose the option of trekking, there are also a number of trails that vary in difficulty. From easy with no climbing, to more challenging. The choice is yours and whichever you choose, amazing views and the possibility of observing some of the local wildlife in their natural habitat await.

In the afternoon, perhaps take a dip in the large “Biotop” ecological pool that was built with the intent of offering the possibility of swimming in a totally natural environment. Tables of varying sizes are available for you to have lunch or a snack outdoors if you like.

If you are still looking for more activities, there is 200-yard golf driving range which is free to players with their own equipment (clubs are available for rent). Lessons are also available for an additional fee. And if you are still craving more action, there is an optional tandem paragliding adventure you can sign-up for (cost is approximately $100 per person).

Day 3 - Your final day starts early with breakfast and then a terrific canoe ride on the Aigua River. Drink in the peaceful nature of the river’s environs as your canoe slides through the quiet waters. Be assured your rowing is always done with a guide, safety equipment and radio communication. Along the way, do some fishing and then pause for a picnic lunch at one of the small hidden beaches alongside the river.

After your canoe trip, return to the inn where you will gather your belongings and bid farewell to your hosts. Then board the transfer back to Montevideo where you will embark the ship, no doubt filled with memories of a wonderfully authentic Uruguayan countryside experience.

Special Note: This tour includes a mixture of moderate to vigorous physical activity that can include steep inclines, natural and uneven surfaces. The majority of the activities are not available to wheelchair guests or those with other physical limitations and require participants be in reasonably good physical condition. We recommend wearing weather appropriate comfortable clothing; flat, sturdy walking or sport shoes with a closed toe; a sun cap; sunglasses and sunscreen. All safety equipment will be provided where needed. Guests will need to sign a waiver before being allowed to take part in some of the activities.

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ACTIVITY LEVEL: MILD ACTIVITY LEVEL: MODERATE ACTIVITY LEVEL: VIGOROUS BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA

BUE501OVD: EQUESTRIAN GLAMPING ADVENTURE IN ARGENTINA’S PAMPAS AND PATAGONIAN PENGUIN EXPERIENCE - NOVEMBER 12, 2021 | $1,999PP 4 DAYS/ 3 NIGHTS | MEALS: YES

This fantastic adventure offers the unique opportunity of exploring the equestrian culture and traditions of the Argentinean Pampas, followed by a magical stay in a lodge located on the Patagonian Steppe, one of the great natural wonders of Argentina.

Day 1 - Upon the ship’s arrival in Buenos Aires, debark and enjoy a half-day city tour of Buenos Aires, seeing many of its marquee highlights. After a stop for coffee, you will head out to Puesto Viejo, a marvelous estancia located in the countryside approximately one hour from Buenos Aires. Here in the midst of vast fertile lands, you will find the home of the gauchos. There are few people in Argentina that are as romanticized as the gaucho, a rugged nomadic man who shuns modern city living for a simpler existence. However, while the setting is decided natural and relaxing, this estancia is anything but simple.

On arrival, check-in to your accommodation, a delightfully well-appointed African-style tent that features beds with comfortable linens, carpet, a bedside table, towels, and a full private bathroom. Shortly after arrival, lunch will be served and afterwards, you’ll have the afternoon at leisure. Perhaps sit back and soak in the peaceful ambience of this marvelous estancia or take part in one of the daily activities that include a shared horse-back ride, exploring the pine tree labyrinth or doing a walk-about. Dinner this night is a barbeque held at the camp, complete with a lively folkloric performance. Later, relax around the campfire and get to know your fellow travelers before retiring to your tent for the night.

Day 2 – Start your day with an early breakfast and then head to the stables. One of the experienced staff will share with you how they take care of the prized polo and jumping horses that are kept here and then later, it’s your turn for a riding lesson. Whether you are a beginner or intermediate rider, by the end of the activity you will be cantering comfortably with good balance, good position and most importantly, be in total control of your horse. For experienced riders, there are different styles and breeds of native horses that will enhance your experience and you will be given the opportunity to switch horses with the instructor if you like. Following your ride, return to the ranch for lunch and have the afternoon to again do as you please. Continue with another horseback ride, go swimming at the clubhouse, go biking or birdwatching if you like. The day ends with another barbeque dinner at the camp and a final night in your tent accommodation.

Day 3 – Following an early breakfast, you will check-out and transfer to the airport in Buenos Aires where you will board a flight to Trelew. Upon arrival, you will be greeted and then make the 2.5-hour drive to the El Pedral Lodge, enjoying a boxed lunch en route. The lodge is located on the Patagonian Steppe in Punta Ninfas, which is part of the UNESCO biosphere reserve. Built in 1923, it’s an original Patagonian farmhouse and its interesting history and collectibles on display, make it pretty much a museum itself. Part of a unique landscape of endless pebbled shoreline, high cliffs, and fauna native to the area, it invites guests to unwind and immerse themselves in the Patagonian experience. After check-in, the afternoon is at your leisure and you can take a swim in the pool, go bike riding, visit the penguin colony, explore on foot, or simply find a quiet nook and catch up on your reading. Dinner this evening is served in a family-style atmosphere and later, you’re invited to sit by the fire with your fellow guests and reflect on the amazing experience you’ve had so far before retiring for the evening.

Day 4 – After breakfast, drive to the viewpoint of Punta Ninfas and spend time watching the colony of elephant seals, and then head over to the penguin colony. Have fun seeing up-close the Magellanic penguins that make their home here and if you are lucky, you might catch sight of a Southern Right Whale. After approximately three hours, return to the lodge for a barbeque lamb lunch and then it’s time to check-out and transfer to the port in Puerto Madryn where you will rejoin the ship.

Rejoin ship in Puerto Madryn on November 15.

Special Note: This tour includes several days of activities that can range from mild to vigorous, primarily at the guests’ discretion. There will be steps, inclines, natural and uneven surfaces to negotiate. The activities at both locations are not private to Atlas Ocean Voyages guests. The transfers in Patagonia are provided in small vehicles which may not have air conditioning and the roads there are not all paved and can be bumpy and dusty. The coaches do not have restrooms aboard. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests and portions of it are not suitable for those with other mobility concerns. The horseback riding is subject to prevailing weather conditions and those who wish to ride a horse must be able to mount the horse unassisted and sign a waiver. Pregnant women and those with back, neck or shoulder concerns will not be permitted to participate in any horseback riding. The visit to the penguin colony takes place in a natural reserve and guests should be able to walk approximately two hours over uneven ground, gravel, boulders, and sandy surfaces. There are no benches available. During your visit, guests are requested to respect the local flora and fauna and not approach or touch the penguins. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. Due to the remoteness of both accommodations, WiFi service is not guaranteed.

When packing, please include light clothes for layering; flat, comfortable walking shoes with a non-slip sole and closed toe; hat; sunglasses and a windbreaker jacket as it can be cool in the evenings. The luggage restrictions for the domestic flight to Trelew are 16 lbs. of carry-on luggage and 33 lbs. of checked luggage. ALL GUESTS MUST BRING THEIR VALID PASSPORT AND TOUR TICKETS WITH THEM IN ORDER TO PASS IMMIGRATION CONTROL.

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ACTIVITY LEVEL: MILD ACTIVITY LEVEL: MODERATE ACTIVITY LEVEL: VIGOROUS BUE501: THE ADVENTURE OF A LIFETIME – GLIDER FLIGHT OVER THE PAMPAS - NOVEMBER 12, 2021 | $499PP 7 HOURS | MEAL: LUNCH

Catch your breath as you relish this once-in-a-lifetime adventure of soaring like an eagle over the amazing Argentinean Pampas, the largest fertile grassland plains in the world.

Board your transportation at the port and make the scenic 90-minute drive to the Aerodrome at San Andrés de Giles. On arrival, meet your pilot, receive a security briefing and information on what to expect. Following that, you’ll climb aboard your two-seat, fixed-wing glider and prepare for flight.

A tow plane will pull your glider to an altitude of over 1,600 feet where you will then be released to begin your peaceful flight gliding over the landscape of the Pampas. Your experienced pilot will use his skills to seek the thermal updrafts that will lift your engine-less aircraft into a series of soft glides. If conditions allow, you may be able to see as far as the Zarate Bridge, one of the most impressive engineering works in the area.

The feeling of this virtually silent free flight is indescribable and something you won’t soon forget. The average gliding flight time is approximately 15 minutes, but this can vary dependent upon weather and wind conditions. No doubt you will long for more time in the air as your flight comes to an end with a gentle touch-down.

Back on the ground, you will re-board your transportation and drive to San Antonio de Areco where you will enjoy an authentic Argentinean lunch in this traditional town in the Pampas. After lunch, there will be some time for a short stroll and to take some photos before it’s time to make the two-hour journey back to the port.

Special Note: This tour includes approximately 90 minutes of mild to moderate walking/standing over mostly flat terrain; however, there will be cobblestone surfaces in San Antonio de Areco and steps required to access the transportation. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests; those with other conditions that limit their mobility; or those who have heart, back or neck conditions; mental health issues, hemophilia or who may be pregnant. It is prohibited to be under the influence of any substances such as alcohol, illegal drugs, or any psychoactive substance. Participants must have good mobility in their arms and legs and be able to communicate with the instructor and pilot both visually and auditory. The minimum age to participate is 18 years old; the maximum allowable weight is 264 lbs. and the maximum height allowed is 6’ 2”. All guests must bring their passports with them on the tour and sign a liability waiver before being allowed to participate. Gliders operate every 10 minutes; however, all flights are subject to favorable weather conditions. Unfavorable conditions may require cancellation without prior notice. We recommend casual clothing with a light jacket or sweater, sunglasses, and comfortable flat walking shoes.

Cancellation Policy: Cancellations received up to 4 days prior to the activity date may be cancelled without penalty. Cancellations received between 2-3 days prior to the activity date are subject to a 50% cancellation fee. Cancellations received the day prior to the activity date will be subject to a 100% cancellation fee.

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ACTIVITY LEVEL: MILD ACTIVITY LEVEL: MODERATE ACTIVITY LEVEL: VIGOROUS BUE502: ULTIMATE TANDEM SKYDIVING ADVENTURE - NOVEMBER 12, 2021 | $499PP 7 HOURS | MEALS: SNACK

Satisfy your craving for adventure by jumping out of a plane and experiencing an exhilarating 45-second freefall.

Leonardo Da Vinci once said, “Once you’ve tasted flight, you’ll walk forever on Earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return.” Perhaps no truer words were spoken for those who have experienced the thrill of sky diving.

Your adventure kicks off with a scenic two-hour drive to the SkyDive Center in Chascomús. On arrival, meet with your instructor and receive a safety briefing, instructions, and an overview of what to expect. Then it’s time to board your plane and take flight. When your plane reaches an altitude of approximately 10,000 feet, you will be strapped to your instructor and then with heart-pounding, step out into the open air.

As you drop away from the plane, the air envelopes you and you might not be sure if the exhilaration you are feeling is from the adrenaline of having just jumped from a plane, or the expansive views of the city of Chascomús and the Argentine Pampas spread out below you. The only sound is the rushing of air as you free fall through the skies for 45-seconds, reaching a speed of over 124 miles per hour while anticipating the instructor pulling the ripcord and sending your parachute billowing above you. Once deployed, your rate of descent slows and you are able to catch your breath and absorb the experience as you float back to earth. Upon landing, emotions of sheer joy and a sense of having conquered this adventure will no doubt mingle with your sense of relief at being back on terra firma!

Following your jump, enjoy a snack at the SkyDive Center before commencing the drive back to the port.

Special Note: This tour includes approximately one hour of mild walking/standing over mostly flat terrain; however, there will be steps required to access the transportation and the aircraft. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests; those with other conditions that limit their mobility; or those who have heart, back or neck conditions; mental health issues, hemophilia or who may be pregnant. It is prohibited to be under the influence of any substances such as alcohol, illegal drugs, or any psychoactive substance. Participants must have good mobility in their arms and legs and be able to communicate with the instructor and pilot both visually and auditory. The minimum age to participate is 18 years old; the maximum allowable weight is 209 lbs. and the maximum height allowed is 6’ 2”. All guests must bring their passports with them on the tour and sign a liability waiver before being allowed to participate. Flights operate approximately every 25 minutes; however, all flights are subject to favorable weather conditions. Unfavorable conditions may require cancellation without prior notice. We recommend casual layered clothing to include a light jacket, sunglasses, and comfortable flat walking shoes.

Cancellation Policy: Cancellations received up to 4 days prior to the activity date may be cancelled without penalty. Cancellations received between 2-3 days prior to the activity date are subject to a 50% cancellation fee. Cancellations received the day prior to the activity date will be subject to a 100% cancellation fee.

TO BOOK YOUR ATLAS ASHORE LAND EXCURSIONS, CALL OUR VOYAGE SPECIALISTS AT 1.844.44.ATLAS (28527)

ACTIVITY LEVEL: MILD ACTIVITY LEVEL: MODERATE ACTIVITY LEVEL: VIGOROUS BUE503: EXHILARATING HORSEBACK CHALLENGE AT PUESTO VIEJO ESTANCIA - NOVEMBER 12, 2021 | $399PP 8 HOURS | MEAL: SNACK

Travel to the countryside outside of Buenos Aires and immerse yourself in the equestrian culture and traditions of the Pampas as you engage in a horseback riding challenge on native Argentinian horses.

Leave the pier and travel 90 minutes into the countryside to Puesto Viejo Estancia, an impressive resort and equestrian center, located in a lush setting of trees and green fields that seem to go on forever. On arrival, you are treated to a warm welcome reception that includes beverages and assorted cakes. Afterwards, it’s time to dive into your adventure!

Meet your instructor and walk to the stables where you will enjoy an interesting explanation about the Estancia’s breeding program and how to care for the polo and jumping horses that reside here. Then be matched with a horse that is best suited to your skill level and learn how to achieve balance, a good position and most importantly, how to control your horse. Whether you are a beginner or intermediate rider, by the end of the session you will be comfortably (and happily) cantering atop your beautiful steed. For the experienced rider, there are different styles and breeds of native horses and you will have an opportunity to experience two different horses, switching with the instructor.

Your horseback riding lasts approximately 2.5 hours, after which you will return to the ranch for a traditional lunch that includes empanadas and other local delicacies. Following lunch, enjoy some free time to stroll about and explore the ranch’s lovely surroundings before re-boarding your transportation and heading back to the port.

Special Note: This tour includes approximately 90 minutes of mild to moderate walking/standing over a variety of surfaces including natural and uneven terrain and time on the horse is 2.5 hours. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests; those with other conditions that limit their mobility; or those who have heart, back or neck conditions or who may be pregnant. It is prohibited to be under the influence of any substances such as alcohol, illegal drugs, or any psychoactive substance. Participants must have good mobility in their arms and legs and be able to mount and dismount the horse with limited assistance. The minimum age to participate is 6 years old and the maximum age is 70 years old. The maximum allowable weight is 250 lbs. All guests must bring their passports with them on the tour and sign a liability waiver before being allowed to participate. The tour’s operation is subject to favorable weather conditions and unfavorable conditions may require cancellation without prior notice. We recommend long pants; sunglasses; sun cap and flat, comfortable walking shoes with a closed toe.

Cancellation Policy: Cancellations received up to 4 days prior to the activity date may be cancelled without penalty. Cancellations received between 2-3 days prior to the activity date are subject to a 50% cancellation fee. Cancellations received the day prior to the activity date will be subject to a 100% cancellation fee.

BUE301: TANGO SHOW AT EL GRAN CAFÉ TORTONI - NOVEMBER 12, 2021 | $99PP 2 HOURS | MEAL: NONE

Tango – the sensual dance that represents the image and character of Buenos Aires. Come experience this beloved form of dance at the historic El Gran Café Tortoni.

Born in Argentina, the Tango is known and loved all around the world, but before it reached success, it was banned for its sensuality and passion. In the late 19th century when the “Great Village of Buenos Aires” was becoming a fast-growing immigrant city, frustrated and melancholic Europeans gradually were displacing the gaucho rustics who began retreating to the countryside. The children of the immigrants would become the first generation of porteños and the tango-song summarized the city’s new urban style. Infused with nostalgia over a disappearing way of life, the tango expressed the apprehensions and anxieties of individuals as it related to the changing landscape of community, betrayal, friendship, and other personal concerns.

Board your transportation at the pier and drive to the historic El Gran Café, the oldest coffee shop in the entire country that was founded in 1858. Over the years, it has been visited not just by the average citizens of Buenos Aires but also by intellectuals, politicians, and artists. After arrival, be seated and get ready to enjoy a traditional Tango performance while sipping on a complimentary beverage. As you watch this amazingly intricate dance, you will feel like you have been transported back to a bygone era, filled with passion and emotion.

Following what is sure to be an unforgettable experience, re-board your coach and travel back to the pier.

Special Note: This tour is primarily seated with a minimal amount of walking/standing. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have a companion to assist them. We recommend comfortable clothing and flat walking shoes.

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ACTIVITY LEVEL: MILD ACTIVITY LEVEL: MODERATE ACTIVITY LEVEL: VIGOROUS BUE302: EXCLUSIVE WINE TASTING AT LA CAVA – EL QUERANDI - NOVEMBER 12, 2021 | $129PP 2 HOURS | MEAL: SNACK

The roots of Argentinian wine go back to Spain when the Spanish began colonizing the Americas and today, Argentina is the world’s fifth largest producer of wine. This wine lover’s tour will visit the renowned El Querandi where you will be given the opportunity to taste five different wines that are emblematic grapes of Argentina.

From the pier, drive to the city’s historic district and La Cava – El Querandi, established as a bar in 1920, it was restored in 1992 and has since been recognized as a “Living Testimony of Buenos Aires Memory” by the Buenos Aires City Museum, and “Notable Bar” by the National Tourist Secretary. Your wine tasting today is an intimate experience as you sample five notable wine varieties that represent the imagination and flavors of the region’s vineyards. Some delicious local snacks will accompany your wine tasting.

When your visit comes to an end, transfer directly back to the pier.

Special Note: This tour includes a limited amount of walking/standing. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach, negotiate some steps and have a companion to assist them. We recommend smart, casual dress and flat walking shoes. The legal drinking age in Argentina is 18 years old.

BUE303: THE MARQUEE HIGHLIGHTS OF BUENOS AIRES - NOVEMBER 12, 2021 | $49PP 4 HOURS | MEAL: NONE

Become acquainted with Buenos Aires on this primarily panoramic tour that highlights the city’s major neighborhoods but is also punctuated with stops at some of its most iconic attractions.

Board your coach at the pier and head to the La Boca neighborhood. When immigrants began arriving in large numbers to Argentina, many of the older houses became conventillos, tenements that housed European families that were cramped, divided quarters with inadequate sanitary facilities. Despite its unpleasant past, today La Boca is Buenos Aires most colorful neighborhood, in large part due to its brightly painted houses and corrugated tin roofs. Continue from here to Plaza de Mayo where you will find important public buildings such as the Cabildo (traditional city hall), the Metropolitan Cathedral, San Telmo and Casa Rosada, the rose-colored Presidential Palace that sits along the riverbank where the early colonial fortifications once stood.

One of the most notable areas you will visit is La Recoleta, perhaps the most fashionable area in Buenos Aires and best known for the La Recoleta Cemetery which is where Eva Perón is buried. After your visit here, see the colonial church - Iglesia de Nuestra Señora del Pilara and then pass traditional cafés and restaurants. Before returning to the pier, your route will take you through the trendy Palermo neighborhood.

Special Note: This tour includes approximately one hour of mild to moderate walking/standing that includes some steps. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the transportation, negotiate the steps and have a companion to assist them. We recommend wearing weather appropriate comfortable clothing; sturdy, flat walking shoes; a sun cap; sunglasses and sunscreen.

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ACTIVITY LEVEL: MILD ACTIVITY LEVEL: MODERATE ACTIVITY LEVEL: VIGOROUS BUE304: THE MARKETS OF BUENOS AIRES - NOVEMBER 12, 2021 | $55PP 4 HOURS | MEAL: SNACK

Discover the charming ambience of Buenos Aires’ markets, all found within the most well-known areas of the city.

Embark your coach at the pier and travel first to the La Boca neighborhood which is literally Buenos Aires’ most colorful barrio. Settled and built by Italian immigrants along the Riachuelo River, the houses here are brightly painted with corrugated metal roofs. Along the popular pedestrian walkway of Caminito, you will find local artists selling their works and at the end of the street is a delightful handicraft market.

Continue to the barrio of San Telmo, a true artist’s quarter where local bohemians find large spaces in which to work and low rents. Along with being the oldest district of Buenos Aires, it is also one of the best kept. While here, take time to stroll around Plaza Dorrego where amongst its colonial buildings you can find numerous antique and handicraft shops along with galleries, where you can purchase a memento of your visit.

From here, make your way to Recoleta, one of the city’s most fashionable districts. Stop at the El Ateneo Grand Splendid Bookshop, considered one of the most beautiful bookshops in the world. This marvelous building was once an historic theater and it has retained its original frescoed ceilings, ornate theater boxes, elegant, rounded balconies, ornate trimmings, and plush red stage curtains. It remains as stunning today as when it was first envisioned by its architects. Now used as an extraordinary book and music shop, over a million people walk through its doors each year. When your visit comes to a close, you will transfer directly back to the port.

Special Note: This tour includes just over two hours of mild to moderate walking/standing that includes some steps and cobblestone surfaces. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests and is not considered suitable for those with other mobility issues. We recommend wearing weather appropriate comfortable clothing; flat walking or sport shoes with a non-slip sole; a sun cap; sunglasses and sunscreen.

BUE305: RELAXING CRUISE DOWN THE TIGRE DELTA - NOVEMBER 12, 2021 | $65PP 4 HOURS | MEAL: SNACK

Those looking for a relaxing respite will find this leisurely cruise through the waters of the Tigre Delta the perfect choice.

Travel north from the pier along a scenic route to the Tigre River. Along the way pass narrow, tree- lined streets of residential neighborhoods, yacht clubs and mansions. Before arriving at the river terminal, a pause for photos will be made at the Tigre Art Museum.

For more than one hundred years, the maze of rivers and channels of the Tigre Delta have been a favorite weekend getaway for porteños, the residents of Buenos Aires. Arriving at the boat dock, embark your river boat for a tranquil tour exploring the green labyrinth of the river’s channels, streams and lush green islands. Your river route is interspersed with views of beautiful riverside villas, Victorian docks, English gardens and traditional rowing and boating clubs.

After approximately one hour on the water, you will return to the pier and then board your coach for the return drive to the pier.

Special Note: This tour has a moderate amount of walking that includes standing on uneven, natural terrain. There are stairs to negotiate in order to board the boat. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests and not suitable for those with limited mobility or walking difficulties. Those who suffer from motion sickness are cautioned to take the appropriate precautions. We recommend wearing weather appropriate comfortable clothing; flat sport shoes with a non-slip sole; sun cap; sunglasses; sunscreen and insect repellant.

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ACTIVITY LEVEL: MILD ACTIVITY LEVEL: MODERATE ACTIVITY LEVEL: VIGOROUS PUERTO MADRYN, ARGENTINA

PMY301: PIRAMIDES BAY SEA KAYAKING AND SEA LION ADVENTURE - NOVEMBER 15, 2021 | $289PP 5.5 HOURS | MEALS: SNACK

Spend a wonderful day out in nature as you kayak in a bay of water that is home to a wide variety of marine life and sea birds.

Disembarking the ship, meet your guide and transportation on the pier and head toward Puerto Piramides Beach. It’s an incredibly scenic 75-minute drive to the beach where your kayaks await. After receiving a safety briefing and information on what to expect and what you will see, you will board your kayak and follow your guide as you paddle out into Piramides Bay.

An abundance of wildlife that includes Southern Sea Lions, Cormorants and South American Terns make their homes here and give life to the towering seaside cliffs that encircle the bay. Once you have paddled past the punta (the point), you will be able to view the rock formation that gives Puerto Piramides its name. Your two hours paddling on the water will allow plenty of time for observing the sea lions and sea birds from an advantageous sea-level view.

As you paddle your way back to the beach, you will be able to see both gulfs of the Valdes Peninsula from a different perspective. Back on land, enjoy a local snack before transferring back to the pier.

Special Note: This tour includes a limited amount of mild walking and approximately two hours of moderate to vigorous paddling. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests, those with physical limitations or other medical limitations such as heart, respiratory, back or neck problems or pregnant women. Guests must be able to enter and exit the kayak with limited assistance. Participants should be good swimmers and in good physical condition. We recommend wearing comfortable clothing and flat walking shoes that can get wet; a sun cap; sunglasses and sunscreen. Please bring a towel. Those who take part in any water activities do so at their own risk and responsibility.

PMY302: PUERTO MADRYN HIGHLIGHTS AND ECOCENTER MUSEUM - NOVEMBER 15, 2021 | $125PP 3.5 HOURS | MEAL: NONE

Discover some of the neighborhoods and attractions that add to the appeal of lovely Puerto Madryn.

Traveling from the pier, first enjoy a panoramic tour into the center of town. The original colony was founded here in 1880 by British immigrants led by Viscount Madryn and today, the town remains in the very same location where the original colony was settled.

Navigate through the residential area and see how the locals live as you head towards Punta Loma Natural Reserve where there is a sea lion colony. Young sea lions which are not sexually mature, may be seen here during the entire year, and from April onwards, you may see sea lions that migrate from Puerto Piramides.

Continuing on, visit the Puerto Madryn Ecocenter Museum. The museum is the first center of its kind in Argentina, dedicated to the study of the marine ecosystem. Perched on a cliff overlooking the sea, the museum houses displays that teach us about sea currents, varieties of algae, the behaviors of various species of sea life and the differences between sea lions and seals. There is even a large pool where you can observe small invertebrates.

Following your informative visit at the museum and perhaps having gained a deeper understanding of marine life, you will return to the pier.

Special Note: This tour includes approximately 90 minutes of mild to moderate walking that includes some steps and negotiating natural and uneven surfaces. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests and may not be suitable for those with other mobility issues. We recommend wearing weather appropriate comfortable clothing; flat walking or sport shoes with a closed toe; a sun cap; sunglasses and sunscreen.

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ACTIVITY LEVEL: MILD ACTIVITY LEVEL: MODERATE ACTIVITY LEVEL: VIGOROUS PMY303: DOLPHIN AND SEA LION QUEST BY RIB BOAT - NOVEMBER 15, 2021 | $125PP 3 HOURS | MEAL: NONE

Take this wonderful opportunity to sail the coastal waters of Puerto Madryn to an area inhabited by South American Sea Lions and Black and White dolphins.

Leaving the ship, it’s a short walk to reach your high-speed RIB that will be take you for an exhilarating adventure on the water. Once aboard, sit back and relax as your experienced captain navigates north along the coast of the Golfo Nuevo towards Punta Loma. Punta Loma is a protected nature reserve that is inhabited year-round by South American Sea Lions that can be observed as they lay about on the beach which lies below the white cliffs. While you are out here on the water, be sure to keep your eyes peeled for playful Black and White dolphins which are frequently spotted in these waters.

Your return trip back to the pier will follow the coastline, passing by the beaches of Puerto Madryn.

Special Note: This tour includes a limited amount of mild walking and is primarily seated. The boat portion of the tour is approximately 2.5 hours and may be bouncy and include significant motion at times. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests, those with physical limitations or other medical limitations such as heart, respiratory, back or neck problems or pregnant women. Guests must be able to enter and exit the RIB boat with limited assistance. Those who suffer from motion sickness are cautioned to take the appropriate precautions prior to the start of the tour. We recommend wearing weather appropriate comfortable clothing that may get damp from sea spray; a light jacket or windbreaker as it can be cool on the water; flat walking shoes with a non-slip sole (mandatory); a sun cap; sunglasses and sunscreen. Those who take part in any water activities do so at their own risk and responsibility. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed.

PMY304: CRUISING THE PIRAMIDE COAST IN SEARCH OF WHALES - NOVEMBER 15, 2021 | $295PP 4 HOURS | MEAL: NONE

What can be more awesome than observing whales in their natural habitat, where they live, breed, and give birth? These gentle giants of the sea will give you an unforgettable experience.

Board your transportation at the pier and drive for over an hour, crossing the Istmo Carlos Ameghino en route to Peninsula Valdes, one of the finest wildlife reserves in South America. At the entrance to the reserve, there is a visitors’ center which has a small exhibit of the local flora and fauna found in the area. In the nearby Golfo San José, which lies just off the isthmus, is Isla de los Pájaros (Bird’s Island). While the bird sanctuary is off-limits to humans, you can take close look via a powerful telescope.

Continue on to Puerto Piramide, the only village in Peninsula Valdes. This small village located on the shores of Golfo Nuevo, is where you will board the sightseeing boat that will take you on your whale watching adventure. Whale watching season extends from May to December and there is a very good chance you will sight these magnificent creatures. The trip starts by cruising along the coast in both directions and then heading out to sea for one to two miles. Your navigation of the waters lasts around 1-hour, dependent upon the proximity of the whales to the coastline. Once sighted, the captain will stop the engines and the curiosity of the whales will have them coming close and playing around the boat. It’s truly an indescribable thing to witness.

Returning to shore, re-board your coach and trace your steps back to the pier in Puerto Madryn.

Special Note: This tour includes a limited amount of mild walking and is primarily seated. Total driving time is three hours. The boat portion of the tour is approximately one hour and may include significant motion at times. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests, those with physical limitations or other medical limitations such as heart, respiratory, back or neck problems or pregnant women. Guests must be able to enter and exit the boat with limited assistance. Those who suffer from motion sickness are cautioned to take the appropriate precautions prior to the start of the tour. We recommend wearing weather appropriate comfortable clothing that may get damp from sea spray; a light jacket or raincoat; flat walking shoes with a non-slip sole (mandatory); a sun cap; sunglasses and sunscreen. Those who take part in any water activities do so at their own risk and responsibility. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed.

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ACTIVITY LEVEL: MILD ACTIVITY LEVEL: MODERATE ACTIVITY LEVEL: VIGOROUS PMY305: PUERTO MADRYN HIGHLIGHTS AND GAIMAN WELSH TEA BREAK - NOVEMBER 15, 2021 | $99PP 4 HOURS | MEAL: SNACK

Take this perfect opportunity to learn about the locals and the traditions their Welsh ancestors brought over from the old world on this tour that gives you an orientation of Puerto Madryn and includes a traditional Welsh tea break.

It’s a short drive from the pier to the center of charming Puerto Madryn, an attractive small town that remains in the exact same spot where British immigrants, let by Viscount Madryn, founded a colony in 1880. Similarly, Welsh immigrants established the nearby towns of Trelew and Gaiman. An orientation tour of Puerto Madryn will introduce you to the main landmarks here and your local guide will be happy to share the history and culture of the area.

Today, local residents continue to observe many of the traditions that their Welsh ancestors brought from the old world, and this is especially true in Gaiman where you will travel to next. Known for its quaint, red brick cottages, the village features many Welsh family names and continues its wonderful tradition of afternoon tea, done Wales-style. After a tour of the town, a stop will be made at a local tea house here where you will enjoy a traditional tea, accompanied by delicious homemade scones, cakes, breads, butter, and jam.

Following your delightful tea experience, you will re-board your coach and travel back to the port.

Special Note: This tour is primarily seated with a minimal amount of mild walking/standing. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have a companion to assist them. We recommend dressing in layers and wearing a wind/ water resistant jacket; flat walking shoes with a closed toe; a hat and sunglasses.

PMY306: PUNTA LOMA NATURAL RESERVE AND PALEONTOLOGICAL MUSEUM - NOVEMBER 15, 2021 | $99PP 5 HOURS | MEAL: SNACK

Experience first-hand the marvelous Punta Loma Natural Preserve and its colony of sea lions, then later learn about prehistoric fauna at the Paleontological Museum.

Board your coach in the port and make your way through the residential area of Puerto Madryn as you head to the Punta Loma Natural Reserve. Created in 1967 for the purpose of protecting the only permanent South American sea lion colony. While here, you will be able to observe young sea lions that are not yet sexually mature in their natural environment. At other times of the year, mature lions migrate here from Puerto Piramides. Following this special opportunity, you will re-board your coach and travel to Trelew.

Arriving in Trelew, you will visit the Paleontological Museum which is very unique in South America. Not only does it have exhibits, it is also a research center that focuses on fossil remains from the flora and fauna of Patagonia. You will also see on display life-size dinosaur bone replicas and there are videos that depict the birth of planet Earth. Following what is sure to be an interesting and informative visit, you will make your way back to the pier.

Special Note: This tour includes approximately two hours of mild walking/standing that includes some steps and uneven natural surfaces. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have a companion to assist them. We recommend dressing in layers and wearing a wind/water resistant jacket; flat walking shoes with a closed toe; a hat and sunglasses.

TO BOOK YOUR ATLAS ASHORE LAND EXCURSIONS, CALL OUR VOYAGE SPECIALISTS AT 1.844.44.ATLAS (28527)

ACTIVITY LEVEL: MILD ACTIVITY LEVEL: MODERATE ACTIVITY LEVEL: VIGOROUS PMY307: INCREDIBLE SEA LION SNORKELING EXPERIENCE - NOVEMBER 15, 2021 | $299PP 3 HOURS | MEALS: SNACK

The Patagonian region of Argentina is known for its Sea Lion colonies and a 30-minute sail from Puerto Madryn brings you to Punta Loma, home to one of these colonies. Not only will you get to observe these wonderful animals in their natural environment, you will also have the opportunity to get in the water and actually snorkel with them.

Board your coach at the pier and make the short drive to where your touring boat awaits. At the local dive shop here, you will be outfitted with neoprene wet suits and receive your equipment. Then it’s time to climb aboard your boat and set sail for Punta Loma. As you draw close to the area you will begin to spot the local birds who nest along the cliffs here. You might even find yourself being escorted to your snorkel site by some of the resident sea lions.

After being briefed on what to expect and safety measures, enter the water and enjoy the next 45 minutes interacting with the delightful creatures. Sea lions are harmless and love to play when they find themselves amongst humans, so relax and enjoy this unforgettable moment.

Back aboard the boat, a light snack will be offered as you retrace your route back to the dive shop where you will change clothes before making the transfer back to the port.

Special Note: This tour includes limited walking but does include sandy surfaces to negotiate and there are seven steps required to board the boat. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests, those with limited mobility, cardiac, respiratory, back or neck problems or pregnant women. Participants should be in good physical condition, know how to swim and be comfortable in deep water and ocean currents. The minimum age to participate is 12 years old. The maximum allowable weight is 220 lbs. Those who are prone to motion sickness should take the necessary precautions prior to commencing the tour. We recommend wearing swimwear under your clothing, a hat, and sunglasses. Please bring a towel from the ship and do not bring any unnecessary items such as keys, jewelry or large electronic devices that could get wet or damaged. It is prohibited to consume alcohol prior to the tour that day. Wildlife sightings while expected, are not guaranteed. The transportation may not be air-conditioned. Operation of this tour is subject to weather and tide conditions.

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ACTIVITY LEVEL: MILD ACTIVITY LEVEL: MODERATE ACTIVITY LEVEL: VIGOROUS PORT STANLEY, FALKLAND ISLANDS

PSY301: THE HISTORIC BATTLEFIELDS OF THE 1982 CONFLICT - NOVEMBER 17, 2021 | $69PP 2.5 HOURS | MEAL: NONE

Travel back in time to 1982 and visit the historical battlefield sites of the war with Argentina.

On April 2, 1982, the Falkland Islands were invaded by Argentinean troops and thus began the conflict that lasted 74 days until the Argentine surrender on June 14th. During this tour, you will visit notable sites related to that conflict and hear about how the conflict culminated with the arrival of British forces at San Carlos. Sadly, the conflict resulted in the deaths of 649 Argentine military personnel, 255 British military personnel and 3 Falkland Island residents.

Meet your guide at the Jetty Visitors Center and board your coach, travelling west from Port Stanley to the epicenter of where the main battles were fought. En route enjoy beautiful panoramas that include famous Boot Hill and the wind turbines that supply the capital with up to 40 percent of its energy requirements. During the drive, your guide will share with you the sequence of events that led up to the conflict.

Your first stop is at Estancia Farm which became a base for hundreds of British troops in June 1982. A large contingent of local men and women went to the farm to help look after the troops, even using their personal off-road driving skills to help move munitions under the cover of darkness up the mountainsides. While here, enjoy views to the west while your guide explains about the famous “yomp” and the battle for Goose Green. Next, head east back towards Stanley and hear how the British forces moved forward and positioned themselves throughout the surrounding mountains.

Before returning to the jetty, two additional stops are made, one at the site of the wreckage of Chinook and Puma aircraft that were shot down, and one at a location that overlooks Stanley and five battle sites.

Special Note: This tour is primarily seated with some short stops; however, there will be uneven ground at the stops. Jeep safari ride will be bumpy and over off- road tracks. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the transportation and have a companion to assist them. The tour may occasionally go off the track so those who suffer from motion sickness are cautioned to take the appropriate precautions prior to the start of the tour. We recommend wearing weather appropriate comfortable clothing that includes a sweater or jacket and flat walking shoes with a non-slip sole.

TO BOOK YOUR ATLAS ASHORE LAND EXCURSIONS, CALL OUR VOYAGE SPECIALISTS AT 1.844.44.ATLAS (28527)

ACTIVITY LEVEL: MILD ACTIVITY LEVEL: MODERATE ACTIVITY LEVEL: VIGOROUS PSY302: AUTHENTIC LONG ISLAND FARM EXPERIENCE - NOVEMBER 17, 2021 | $99PP 2.5 HOURS | MEAL: SNACK

Experience authentic Falkland Island farm life on this experience that visits Long Island Farm, a traditional 23,000-acre sheep farm.

Join your guide on the pier and make the picturesque drive out to Long Island Farm. The farm belongs to the Watson’s, a sixth-generation Falkland Island family who still live and farm in completely traditional Falkland style. The family farms using skilled sheep dogs and Falkland Island bred horses. Not only do they milk their own cows, make their own bread, butter, and cream, they even still use peat for fuel, a tradition that has nearly died out in the Falklands.

Arriving at the farm, your gracious hosts will welcome you and your tour begins with a rare opportunity to see a peat cutting demonstration while learning the history of peat and its influence on Falkland life. Next, there will be a demonstration of sheep work using skilled sheepdogs, followed by a sheep shearing. Your final demonstration is a horse-gearing display which explains the various gear and how the farm uses the horses in their work.

If you have worked up an appetite by now, join Mrs. Watson in the farmhouse kitchen for a delicious spread of tea, coffee, home-baked cookies, and other treats. Afterwards, feel free to stroll around the farm or along the white sandy beach directly in front of the house.

After approximately two hours at the farm, you will re-board your transportation (probably reluctantly), and travel back to the jetty in Stanley.

Special Note: This tour includes approximately two hours of mild to moderate walking/standing that includes some steps and negotiating natural and uneven surfaces. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests and may not be suitable for those with other mobility issues or walking difficulties. We recommend wearing warm, waterproof comfortable clothing; flat walking or sport shoes with a closed toe; a sun cap; sunglasses, sunscreen; insect repellent.

PSY303: NATURE TREK AT WHALEBONE COVE - NOVEMBER 17, 2021 | $79PP 3 HOURS | MEALS: NONE

What better way to get out in nature and stretch your legs than with an exhilarating hike around the natural beauty of Whalebone Cove. Geared for nature enthusiasts and those with a penchant for the outdoors, this tour provides an exclusive opportunity to view the diverse wildlife and flora of the Falkland Islands.

Meet your guide at the Jetty Visitors Center and then travel by minibus to nearby Whalebone Cove where your guided walk will begin. The walk covers 3.5 miles and is conducted at a brisk pace. Along the way, your expert guide will provide a general background on Falkland wildlife and what you might expect to see on this tour. They will also distribute a special tour specific illustrated tour checklist for your easy reference.

During your walk around the rugged coastline, breathe in the refreshing sea air and enjoy views of the cove and its surrounding landscape, which includes seeing the wreck of the Lady Elizabeth that is partially submerged in the bay.

After approximately 2.5 hours, you will meet up with your minibus and transfer back to the Jetty Visitors Center.

Special Note: This tour includes approximately 2.5 hours of moderate to vigorous walking that includes negotiating natural rocky and uneven surfaces. Portions of the trail may be slippery when wet. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests, those with physical limitations or other medical limitations such as heart, respiratory, back or neck problems. Participants should be in good physical condition. We recommend wearing weather appropriate comfortable clothing, flat walking or sport shoes with a closed toe and non-slip sole.

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ACTIVITY LEVEL: MILD ACTIVITY LEVEL: MODERATE ACTIVITY LEVEL: VIGOROUS PSY305: DID SOMEONE SAY PENGUINS? COME MEET THE ROCKHOPPERS! - NOVEMBER 17, 2021 | $109PP 4 HOURS | MEAL: SNACK

No visit to the Falkland Islands is complete without seeing penguins. This tour lets you get up-close and personal with the charismatic Rockhopper penguins, the Falkland Island’s smallest breed of penguin.

From the jetty, travel by minibus over an un-surfaced road out to the Murrell Farm. On arrival, transfer to a comfortable 4X4 vehicle and embark on an exciting one-hour off-road experience over a rolling peat moor to reach the colony. Waiting for you is the remarkable experience of being in the midst of hundreds of Rockhopper penguins in their natural environment. And what an environment it is with stunning views of Berkeley Sound in the background. Spend approximately one hour here at your leisure observing the penguins and taking some incredible photos. Surprisingly, despite their small size, they are known for being able to hop up steep cliffs with both of their feet together. To enhance your visit, a warden is permanently based at the site to answer any questions you may have.

While the setting is definitely rural, for your comfort and convenience, there are portable toilets and a small cabin that serves tea, coffee, and homemade cakes and cookies. There are also some locally crafted souvenirs for sale.

When your visit comes to a close, retrace your steps back to Stanley.

Special Note: This tour includes approximately two hours of mild to moderate walking/standing that includes some steps and negotiating natural and uneven surfaces. There will be two hours of off-road travel in a 4X4 which can be bumpy and jarring at times. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests, those with mobility issues or medical limitations such as heart, respiratory, back, hip or neck problems, or pregnant women. We recommend wearing warm, waterproof comfortable clothing; flat walking or sport shoes with a closed toe; a sun cap; sunglasses and sunscreen.

PSY307: OFF-ROAD TREK TO NEWANS STATION AND JOE’S FLAMBOYANT GENTOO PENGUINS - NOVEMBER 17, 2021 | $99PP 2 HOURS | MEAL: SNACK

Head out to nearby Newans Station to mingle with their colony of Gentoo penguins, enjoying a short off-road adventure on the way.

The tour is perfectly designed to take only small groups of visitors at a time, making your experience more intimate and memorable. Begin by meeting your minibus and guide at the Jetty Visitor Center and make the 15-minute trip to nearby Newans Station. On arrival, meet your 4X4 driver and climb aboard for the 15-minute off-road drive to the Gentoo colony. On the way, your driver will share with you some interesting history about the Falklands and the local way of life here. Arriving at the site, enjoy 45-minutes here interacting with the approximately 200 breeding pairs that inhabit the colony. These charismatic creatures known for their flamboyant orange-red beaks are also the world’s fastest underwater bird, reaching speeds up to 22 mph.

Following your delightful visit with these charmers, climb back aboard your 4X4 and start the trip back to Stanley. On the way back, you will take another route which provides an opportunity to see some other seabirds.

Special Note: This tour includes approximately 45 minutes of mild to moderate walking/standing that includes some steps (a large one to enter and exit the 4X4) and negotiating natural and uneven surfaces. There will be 30 minutes of off-road travel in a 4X4 which can be bumpy and jarring at times. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests, those with mobility issues or medical limitations such as heart, respiratory, back, hip or neck problems, or pregnant women. We recommend wearing warm, waterproof comfortable clothing; flat walking or sport shoes with a closed toe; a sun cap; sunglasses and sunscreen.

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ACTIVITY LEVEL: MILD ACTIVITY LEVEL: MODERATE ACTIVITY LEVEL: VIGOROUS PSY308: A SNAPSHOT OF THE HIGHLIGHTS OF HISTORIC STANLEY - NOVEMBER 17, 2021 | $69PP 2 HOURS | MEAL: NONE

This encapsulated tour of Stanley’s most notable sites provides the perfect introduction to the Falkland’s small capital.

Arriving at the Jetty Visitors Center you will meet your guide and board your transportation. As you head out along Ross Road, Stanley’s main street that runs along the seafront, your guide will point out points of interest. Your route takes you past the Cathedral with its Whale Bone Arch, the 1982 Battle Memorial, wrecks of old sailing ships, a private whalebone display, the Stanley Airport, the hospital, the Government House, and some of Stanley’s original houses. Stops for photos will be made at several locations such as the Mizzen Mast from the famous SS Great Britain. Commentary from your guide will give you additional insight into the Falkland’s Heritage, social habits, and economy. Designed to give visitors an idea of local daily life in this rugged, remote but beautiful location, this tour truly delivers.

Just outside of town, you’ll be treated to a stunning view of Stanley from the bottom of the harbor and the shipwreck of the Lady Elizabeth. You might also catch a glimpse of an Upland Goose or a Flightless Steamer duck.

When your tour comes to a close at the Historic Dockyard and Museum, you have the option of staying here and learning more about the Falkland’s social, maritime, military, and natural history or being dropped back at the Jetty Visitors Center.

Special Note: This tour is primarily seated; however, guests must be able to enter and exit the vehicle with limited assistance. The ground is uneven at some of the optional photo stops and guests may stay on the vehicle if they wish. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the transportation and have a companion to assist them. We recommend wearing weather appropriate comfortable clothing and flat walking shoes with a closed toe and non-slip sole.

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ACTIVITY LEVEL: MILD ACTIVITY LEVEL: MODERATE ACTIVITY LEVEL: VIGOROUS 8-NIGHT ARGENTINE THRILL PLAN YOUR LUXE-ADVENTURE VOYAGE LET YOUR JOURNEY BEGIN! At Atlas, every port includes a complimentary land excursion (shown in red). Feel free to take advantage of any, or all of these. But if you want something different to check off your bucket list, just let us know which excursions you want to purchase. Please note that all excursions are limited capacity and will be assigned based on date received. So, don’t wait!

Complete this form and mail/email to: ATLAS OCEAN VOYAGES · GUEST SERVICES 1 EAST BROWARD BLVD, SUITE 800 FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33301 1.844.44.ATLAS (28527) · [email protected] MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY PORT STANLEY, FALKLAND ISLANDS MVD510PRE: Countryside Adventures at Balcon del Abra PSY301 The Historic Battlefields of the 1982 Conflict November 11, 2021 | Price: $1,599 November 17, 2021 | Price: COMPLIMENTARY OPTION OR $69

BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA PSY302: Authentic Long Island Farm Experience BUE501OVD: Equestrian Glamping Adventure in Argentina’s Pampas and November 17, 2021 | Price: $99 Patagonian Penguin Experience | November 12, 2021 | Price: $1,999 PSY303: Nature Trek at Whalebone Cove BUE501: The Adventure of a Lifetime – Glider Flight Over the Pampas November 17, 2021 | Price: $79 November 12, 2021 | Price: $499 PSY305: Did Someone Say Penguins? Come meet the Rockhoppers! BUE502: Ultimate Tandem Skydiving Adventure November 17, 2021 | Price: $109 November 12, 2021 | Price: $499 PSY307: Off-Road Trek to Newans Station and Joe’s Flamboyant Gentoo BUE503: Exhilarating Horseback Challenge at Puesto Viejo Estancia Penguins | November 17, 2021 | Price: $99 November 12, 2021 | Price: $399 PSY308: A Snapshot of the Highlights of Historic Stanley BUE301: Tango Show at El Gran Café Tortoni November 17, 2021 | Price: COMPLIMENTARY OPTION OR $69 November 12, 2021 | Price: $99

BUE302: Exclusive Wine Tasting at La Cava – El Querandi November 12, 2021 | Price: $129

BUE303: The Marquee Highlights of Buenos Aires November 12, 2021 | Price: COMPLIMENTARY OPTION OR $49

BUE304: The Markets of Buenos Aires November 12, 2021 | Price: COMPLIMENTARY OPTION OR $55

BUE305: Relaxing Cruise Down the Tigre Delta November 12, 2021 | Price: $65

PUERTO MADRYN, ARGENTINA PMY301: Piramides Bay Sea Kayaking and Sea Lion Adventure November 15, 2021 | Price: $289

PMY302: Puerto Madryn Highlights and Ecocenter Museum November 15, 2021 | Price: $125 NAME PMY303: Dolphin and Sea Lion Quest by RIB Boat November 15, 2021 | Price: $125 ADDRESS

PMY304: Cruising the Piramide Coast in Search of Whales November 15, 2021 | Price: $295 PHONE # PMY305: Puerto Madryn Highlights and Gaiman Welsh Tea Break November 15, 2021 | Price: COMPLIMENTARY OPTION OR $99 BOOKING #

PMY306: Punta Loma Natural Reserve and Paleontological Museum November 15, 2021 | Price: COMPLIMENTARY OPTION OR $99 NOTES

PMY307: Incredible Sea Lion Snorkeling Experience November 15, 2021 | Price: $299

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