South Orkney Islands
The South Orkney Islands, located in the Southern Ocean, are among the most remote and least-visited places on Earth, making them a true gem for adventurous travellers and wildlife enthusiasts.
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A sample of our Antarctica Safaris Itineraries
All expeditions into this fascinating icy wilderness are on set departures and as part of a small group of intrepid explorers, all sharing a keenness to experience something that most will not in their lifetime. The travel season is short, from November through March, so once you have decided on which of the below suggested itineraries looks right for you, contact our specialists to ensure that you gain a space on your Antarctic adventure. Contact us for a bespoke quote.
Falkland Islands
The Falkland Islands, located in the South Atlantic Ocean, are a stunning and diverse archipelago that serves as a gateway to Antarctic expeditions. With over 700 islands, this remote paradise is renowned for its windswept landscapes, rugged coastlines, and pristine beaches.
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Drake Passage
At just 400 miles, the Drake Passage is the shortest crossing of Antarctica, a body of open sea located between the southernmost tip of South America and the northern tip of the mainland ‘White Continent’.
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Lemaire Channel
The Lemaire Channel is one of Antarctica’s most iconic and picturesque locations, often referred to as the “Kodak Gap” for its breathtaking photographic opportunities.
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Antarctic Peninsula
The Antarctic Peninsula is one of the most accessible and breath-taking regions of Antarctica, known for its rugged mountains, vast ice fields, and abundant wildlife. Located just a short voyage from South America, it serves as the primary destination for many Antarctic expeditions.
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Antarctica Cruises
Embark on an extraordinary Antarctic cruise with our curated selection of ships. Immerse yourself in unparalleled wildlife encounters as you navigate the stunning icy landscapes.
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South Georgia
Widely heralded as one of the world’s most understated wildlife sanctuaries, the sheer isolation of this island is just part of its appeal. A wonderland of snow, ice and inquisitive wildlife, South Georgia offers its visitors magnificent and pristine scenery.South Georgia
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South Shetland Islands
Set parallel to the Antarctic Peninsula, across a stretch of ocean of 540 kilometres, this archipelago is formed of some 20 islands and islets, first discovered in February 1819.
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