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Canoe ride on the Beagle Channel

The White Continent onboard the Antarctic Dream

Before I ventured to Antarctica, I began my travels enjoying the buzz of Buenos Aires, followed by a to canoe excursion through the Beagle Channel and a hike on Gabel Island...
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Entering Drygalski Fjord

The Perfect Antarctica Cruise Stop

South Georgia and the Sandwich Islands jut skyward from the horizon in the far south Atlantic Ocean. They are largely uninhabited, their snowy reaches given over to the multitude of wildlife that call them home.
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The Remote Amundsen Sea

Several Antarctic cruise ships travel to the Amundsen Sea continental shelf, which is one of the most remote areas of coastal Antarctica. Nils Larsen gave the sea its name during an expedition in 1929 after Ronald Amundsen, a Norwegian explorer who led the first team to reach the South Pole in 1911. The Amundsen is an arm of the Southern Ocean …
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Jenny's Travels to Antarctica on the Antarctic Dream

Adventure Lifer had a terrific adventure to Antarctica, with a little extra time enjoying the cosmopolitan of Argentina's Buenos Aires and Ushuaia. Read more about her Antarctica and Argentina travels.
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A colony of king penguins on South Georgia

South Georgia Islands

Here is a brief summary and details about the landscape and wildlife of the South Georgia Islands.
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Antarctica Cruises: When to Go?

The time of year for taking a cruise to Antarctica is limited to November through March. This article gives some insight into the best times for travel and why this is an ideal time to explore Antarctica.
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Elaine and Mike Shields Antarctica Adventure

Here's a review from on of our travelers on their Antarctica voyage and experience working with the Adventure Life staff.
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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 fascinating addition to any Antarctic trip. Huts left over from centuries-old expeditions are scattered along the shores, and you'll hear the stories of the explorers who were drawn to this frozen land. Whales, fur seals, and elephant seals inhabit the area, and if you are lucky, you may even spot the elusive Ross seal.
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Lemaire Channel

The Antarctic Peninsula

One of the richest breeding grounds for the continent's birdlife, the Antarctic Peninsula is a fantastic destination for wildlife lovers. The typically warmer climate also makes it an ideal place for research stations, as well as for travelers hoping to actually step foot on the continent. Learn more about the geography, wildlife, weather, and highlights of the Antarctica Peninsula.
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Kayak quiet waters as you sail to remote polar regions

Comparing the Two Polar Regions: Antarctica and Arctic Cruising

Many people assume that the Arctic and Antarctic are similar, just at different ends of the Earth. Vast differences in the environment, geography, climate, and wildlife may result in some rather surprising realizations of each destination.
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