Norwegian Cruise line operator Hurtigruten is making news now for offering free economy round trip air tickets to US citizens as part of their cruise line package deals to Antarctica from Santiago, Chile. Hurtigruten is popular across the world for offering cruise line expeditions along the Norwegian coast and the polar waters. Hurtigruten is backed by a highly skilled crew who can give you the best sailing experience
People living in the USA can avail this free flight offer to explore the white continent when they book one of the three cruises outlined below before November 30 2019. The time of expedition of these cruises is late October to late December of 2019.
The first cruise to the white continent starts on the 25th October, select this if you are planning to explore the wildlife of Patogonia in particular apart from Cape Horn and of course the Antarctic region. You will be sailing on board the new MS Roald Amundsen and the cruise will last for 21 days.
The second cruise to the white continent starts on the 12th December , select this one if you want to experience a white Christmas, you will be sailing on board the new MS Roald Amundsen to explore Chilean Fjords, Cape Horn, Drake passage and finally the arctic Peninsula. This is a 15 day cruise and you will be sailing during Christmas time.
The third cruise is also a 21 day cruise to the white continent. Select this in particular if you want to explore Falkland Islands. You will also explore Chilean Fjords and Antarctica while you are on this cruise. You will be sailing on board the new MS Roald Amundsen and the cruise will last for 21 days. This cruise operates on three different dates: November 10th 2019, November 26th 2019 and December 25th 2019.
That said, you need to book one of these cruises only through Hurtigruten to get the free flight offer.
All the three cruise itineraries mentioned above start in Santiago, Chile and people living in the US can take a flight from one of these three cities: New York City, Los Angeles or Miami to land in Santiago, Chili to kick start their expedition to Antarctica.
