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Visit some of the most remote regions of the planet, as you explore the Ross Sea, just like Scott, Shackleton, & Ross (the 19th-century explorer for whom this sea is named). Here, you will see the impressive Ross Ice Shelf - the world's largest and the Transantarctic Mountain Chain. You'll also see the well-adapted species like the active colonies of Adelie penguins, lazy seals, & majestic whales. Your journey to this unique part of the Antarctic waters will likely include stops in New Zealand, Macquarie Island, the Snares, and the Antarctic Peninsula. Since pack ice makes it impassable for all but two months of the year, the tours offered here are exclusively 30-35 day journeys that will show you all the highlights of the bottom of the world. Our travel specialists will help you find the perfect Antarctic cruise.

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Ross Sea Antarctic Odyssey
33 Days from $27,500
Beginning in Ushuaia, Argentina embarks on this epic 33-day expedition cruise of Antarctica aboard the Ortelius. Cruise across the Drake Passage, along with the Antarctic Peninsula, into the Ross Sea, & north through the Southern Ocean stopping to explore islands along the way. You'll see Shackleton’s and Scott’s huts, Mc Murdo Station & Campbell Island.
A single penguin on Antarctica.
In the Wake of Scott & Shackleton
30 Days from $23,000
Embark the Spirit of Enderby for an unforgettable 30-day Antarctica expedition cruise. Along the way, you'll visit the Snares, Auckland, Macquarie and Campbell Island, in the frigid Southern Ocean. You're sure to spot penguins, seabirds, seals and whales too as you explore via zodiacs and on wildlife walks.

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A spectacular iceberg off the coast of Antarctica
Land of Legends
Although a less-visited region, the Ross Sea is a truly fascinating addition to any Antarctic trip. Scattered huts along the shores are left from century-old expeditions and behold the stories of explorers that were drawn to this frozen land. Whales, fur seals, and elephant seals inhabit the area - if you are lucky, you might even spot the elusive Ross seal...
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Weather is, of course, unpredictable. However, it is good to be as prepared as possible for what you might experience on your expedition. This guide will help travelers know what to expect for weather conditions on an Antarctica cruise.

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