When Antarctica Awakens From mid-October through November, when light returns after a long polar winter and the sea ice finally begins to melt, ships can once again reach the Seventh Continent. This is when Antarctica is at its most pristine.Antarctica Nature Read more
Antarctica Reading ListHere's a reading list to give you an idea of what you can expect from your trip to the world's most remote location.Antarctica Planning your trip 3 mins readRead more
Penguin WatchFind out how Penguin Watch is using the latest technology to help count (and watch) the penguins of Antarctica.Antarctica Nature Read more
Incredible Facts about the Drake PassageDiscover the Drake Passage, one of the world’s most fabled waterways and a must-do for every adventurer en route to Antarctica.Spectacular Scenery Antarctica Facts & FAQs Read more
Expedition Travel Guide for AntarcticaAntarctica is the pinnacle of expedition and adventure travel! Start planning your journey to exploring this pristine world of ice, wildlife, and awe-inspiring beauty.Antarctica Travel guide Read more
University of Tasmania and Institute for Marine & Antarctic StudiesUTAS and IMAS are developing our understanding of the impact climate change are having on the delicate ecosystems in the southern Atlantic ocean. Antarctica Greenland Iceland Norway Read more
Which Should I Choose? Antarctica vs Arctic Expeditions The polar regions are the coldest, windiest, and perhaps the most awe-inspiring places on Earth. While the Arctic and Antarctic may seem similar, they differ vastly. Find out why in this article, and how to pick between an expedition in Antarctica or across the Arctic regions, accordingly. Antarctica Alaska Iceland Northwest Passage Read more