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PLA26-25, trip log, Antarctica - Discovery and learning voyage
A perfect sunny day to remember, especially when a noisy rookery of Chinstrap penguins welcomed us at the top.
OTL26-25, trip log, Antarctica - Basecamp - free camping, kayaking, snowshoe/hiking,
The scenery alone was enough to leave us in awe, but our enjoyment was further enhanced by the many humpback whales, particularly a close sw
HDS25-25, trip log, Falkland Islands - South Georgia - Antarctica
The king penguins are famous for being glamorous, photogenic, and prone to attracting attention wherever they go.
PLA25-25, trip log, Antarctica - Basecamp - free camping, kayaking, snowshoe/hiking,
The first day of the year began with a day in Antarctica – what a great way to start!
OTL25-25, trip log, Falkland Islands - South Georgia - Antarctica
Shortly after delicious buffet lunch, our ship approached Shag Rocks, a group of six islets located about 150 miles west of the mainland of
The Conquering of the Frozen Continent: Hillary, Fuchs, and the Crossing of Antarctic
Sir Edmund Hillary made his mark on Antarctic history when, on 3 January 1958, he reached the South Pole, leading a team as part of the Comm
PLA24-24, trip log, Falkland Islands - South Georgia - Antarctica
We (carefully) raced outside to see 20+ orcas cruising through the swell, with at least three large males and a few mum and calf pairs.
HDS24-24, trip log, Antarctica - Basecamp - free camping, kayaking, snowshoe/hiking,
When were all lying in our pit, the perfect silence was broken a few times by the thundering sound of breaking ice in the glacier behind us.
OTL24-24, trip log, Antarctica - Discovery and learning voyage + navigational worksh
We saw several Weddell and crabeater seals sunbathing on ice floes as hundreds of gentoo penguins darted near our boats, feeding on the abun
Operation Tabarin: The top secret mission that helped to preserve Antarctica
Operation Tabarin had the primary goal of establishing a British presence in Antarctica, denying safe harbors to enemy vessels, and counteri
HDS23-24, trip log, Antarctica - Basecamp
The inner Errera Channel offered a fantastic kayaking playground past steep ice cliffs and among floating icebergs.
OTL23-24, trip log, Weddell Sea - In search of the Emperor Penguin, incl. helicopter
We could hear the penguin chicks from a distance, while approaching the colony. These fluffy bundles of grey down were as endearing as ever,
The Antarctic Treaty: a testament to the cooperation of humankind
The Antarctic Treaty was designed to ensure that Antarctica remains a region dedicated to peace, scientific research, and international coop
OTL22-24, trip log, Weddell Sea - In search of the Emperor Penguin, incl. helicopter
Excitement levels reached new heights when our ears picked up the unmistakable melodious calls of adult Emperor penguins
HDS21a24, trip log, Antarctica - Basecamp
We had the opportunity to sign up for mountaineering, kayaking, and camping, all of which are thrilling and we eagerly anticipate.
Hubert Wilkins: A Life of Adventure, Daring, and Polar Exploits
The amazing life of Sir George "Hubert" Wilkins, polar explorer and aviator.
Oceanwide Expeditions announces successful landing at Snow Hill Island - the first c
this trip saw guests visit the iconic emperor penguin colony at Snow Hill Island, offering fantastic conditions for photographers and wildli
PLA20-24, trip log, Falkland Islands - South Georgia - Antarctica
After our long days at sea, the view of snowcapped mountains was the sight we had all been patiently waiting for.
You can visit Antarctica, and here's how!
Antarctica is a land of adventure and exploration, only formally discovered in 1820.
The legend of the Kraken and the discovery of the colossal squid of Antarctica
The colossal squid is a prime representation of what may yet be awaiting discovery in the remote frigid depths of the Antarctic.
What to do, see and experience in Greenland
There are so many things to do in Greenland and fantastic, awe-inspiring places to see in Greenland.
Why spending Christmas in Antarctica is a no-brainer
Imagine waking up on Christmas morning, glancing out of your porthole, and seeing penguins frolicking on shore or a whale breaching.