Drake Passage
The Drake Passage is the storm-swept body of water between South America's Cape Horn and the Antarctic Peninsula. Named after Sir Francis Drake, it is the shortest route between the oceans and one of the roughest seas on Earth. Antarctic expeditions cross its 600 miles watching for wandering albatrosses, petrels, and whales while learning the lore of the sailors and explorers who braved these waters before the canal age.
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Mon, Nov 16
- Silver Cloud Expedition
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Tue, Nov 17
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Sun, Nov 22
- Silver Cloud Expedition
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Mon, Nov 23
- Silver Wind
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Thu, Nov 26
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Fri, Nov 27
- Silver Wind
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Tue, Dec 1
- Silver Cloud Expedition
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Wed, Dec 2
- Silver Cloud Expedition
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Mon, Dec 7
- Silver Cloud Expedition
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Thu, Dec 10
- Silver Wind
Silversea
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- Silver Cloud Expedition
Silversea
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Fri, Dec 11
- Silver Cloud Expedition
Silversea
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