ANTARCTICA
The last continent and site of the South Pole
The allure of the Antarctic Peninsula is obvious - nowhere else in the world can you sail along ice-filled fjords and between spectacular icebergs while enjoying the company of sea birds, penguins, seals and whales. Amazement continues upon disembarkment, exploring the pristine landscape with an expert polar guide.
FROZEN WORLD
The world’s southernmost continent, Antarctica is an isolated, uninhabited island divided by the Transantarctic Mountains, one of the longest ranges in the world. Adventure is the very nature of an expedition to Antarctica - kayak, hike and explore one of the most untouched destinations on the planet.
UNIQUE EXPERIENCES
- Kayak with humpback whales
- Snowshoe to uncharted peaks
- Experience the sounds of the Adélie penguin colonies
- View leopard seals from your Zodiac
WHEN TO VISIT
The best time to travel to Antarctica is during the Antarctic summer from November to March, when you’ll benefit from 24 hours of daylight and see wildlife at its busiest.
Gentoo penguins rear two chicks a year, rare for the penguin species
Take the ultimate plunge
Sit in awe of humpbacks on your kayaking excursion
Snowshoe to a spectacular view of iceberg islands
Understand the massiveness of icebergs more than pictures or books could ever convey
The brilliant blues of Antarctica aren’t just limited to ice and water, but are also found in the blue-eyed shag
Learn how leopard seals hunt and avoid being hunted
Encounter gentoo penguins frolicking in their natural environment
Humpback whales’ sleek darkness breaks through a world of white
Stand on the bow as the majestic Magellan Explorer cruises through pristine waters
Even penguins appear excited to explore the frozen wonderland
