The Capital of the Falklands: Port Stanley HistoryPort Stanley, the Falkland Islands’ quaint, beloved capital, was founded in 1843 and is now the largest community in this remote territory located deep in the South Atlantic.Antarctica History & Culture 4 mins readRead more
Port Lockroy: Five Fun FactsLocated off the Antarctic Peninsula’s coast, Port Lockroy is a natural harbour with two ship visits per day during summer, making it Antarctica’s single most visited site.Antarctica Nature History & Culture 3 mins readRead more
The History of Antarctic ExplorationDiscover and learn more about the incredible stories of Antarctic exploration in the 20th century.Antarctica History & Culture Read more
Five Must-Know Valparaíso FactsValparaíso sits on the Chilean coast, rising up from the harbor like an amphitheater.South America History & Culture Facts & FAQs 1 mins readRead more
Torres del Paine National ParkTorres del Paine National Park is an area of natural importance spanning 448,284 acres in a remote location in the southernmost region of Chile, Magallanes, about 50 miles from the nearest city, Puerto Natales.South America History & Culture Spectacular Scenery 3 mins readRead more
Highlights of ValparaísoChile’s second city, Valparaíso, rises from its harbor onto a series of steep hills. It’s vibrant and colorful, enchanting all who visit. If you are there, don’t miss these five quintessential Valparaíso highlights.South America History & Culture Planning your trip 1 mins readRead more
Top Five Things to Do in UshuaiaTravel to the very edge of the world. Ushuaia, Argentina, is a small coastal city that’s often the stopping-off point for people en route to Antarctica or Tierra del Fuego National Park. However, the world’s southernmost city (at least according to the Argentineans) offers all kinds of adventures.South America Cuisine History & Culture 3 mins readRead more