Kayaking, camping on the ice, the polar plunge and more — expedition departures grouped by the activities they offer.
Glide past iridescent icebergs, dive beneath the pack ice, or plunge into Antarctic waters.
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Paddle in near-silence through mirror-calm glacial bays, drifting alongside iridescent ice sculptures and listening to the deep exhales of surfacing humpback whales.
Take the leap of a lifetime directly into near-freezing Antarctic waters from a Zodiac, ship gangway, or geothermal black beach for the ultimate polar badge of honor.
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Navigate deep into shallow coves, iceberg labyrinths, and alongside sheer glacier fronts where ships cannot reach, observing leopard seals lounging on floating floes.
Drysuit diving and polar snorkeling reveal a cathedral of translucent blue sea ice, giant sea spiders, and penguins darting underwater with bird-like agility.
Trek across pristine snowfields, scale glaciated coastal ridges, and explore historic landings.
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Crunch through pristine snow up glaciated ridges and volcanic vantage points for breathtaking 360° panoramas over iceberg-choked straits and penguin rookeries.
Roped ascents of unclimbed coastal peaks and backcountry ski descents ending directly at the shoreline, designed for adventurous alpine enthusiasts.
Step ashore onto volcanic shores, wander alongside curious chinstrap and gentoo rookeries, and visit preserved heroic-age wooden huts with expert polar guides.
Bivouac on Antarctic snow, frame polar light with pro photographers, and take flight above glaciers.
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Specialized workshops and excursions guided by professional polar photographers to capture the ethereal midnight sun, dynamic wildlife action, and sculpted blue ice.
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Roll out your bivouac bag directly onto the snow beneath the southern heavens, falling asleep to the rumble of distant calving glaciers and calling gentoo penguins.
Soar above colossal tabular bergs and inland ice sheets to land on untouched glaciers and reach inaccessible colonies like Snow Hill Island's emperor penguins.
Spot wandering albatrosses carving through gale winds with 3.5m wingspans, alongside snow petrels, giant fulmars, and skuas patrolling coastal nesting cliffs.