Passengers on a cruise ship sailing through rough seas got more ... Antartica and the tip of South America, known as the Drake Passage, according to the New York Post. "Imagine if you signed ...

Passengers aboard a cruise ship endured massive 40ft waves as they travelled through the rough waters of the notorious Drake Passage. Lesley Ann Murphy, a travel blogger aboard Quark Expeditions ...

Waves in the Drake Passage crashed against the hull of the Ocean Explorer ship, tossing passengers around ... swinging from side to side. The cruise company that operates the Ocean Explorer ...

A cruise ship faced massive 30-40-foot waves in the turbulent Drake Passage. Passenger Lesley Anne Murphy captured footage of the wild ride, showing passengers falling and sliding. Quark ...

The 342-foot cruise ship had been steaming through Drake Passage — a 600-mile channel between Antarctica and the Southernmost tip of South America — while returning from a voyage to the Frozen ...

While traversing the infamous Drake Passage, a cruise ship turned into what one passenger described as a 48-hour rollercoaster — and the footage needs to be seen to be believed. Towering waves ...

"I had full faith in that ship, and the captain was amazing," she added. Story continues below. Most expedition cruises to Antarctica cross the Drake Passage, which takes around two days.

Passengers aboard a luxury cruise ship had a harrowing experience as 40-foot waves battered their vessel while crossing the Drake Passage — the notorious 600-mile-wide stretch of water ...

The cruise company that operates the Ocean Explorer, Quark Expeditions, said that the Drake ... The passage is between Argentina and Antarctica and the company assures passengers that the ship ...