2025 Antartica

Today we did a bird watching walk with a guide in the morning and saw a number of interesting birds close to the hotel including Toucans....

This morning we headed to the domestic airport in Buenos Aires to fly to Iguazu Argentina to see Iguazu falls. We are traveling with 15...

We spent the last 2 days at sea crossing the Drake Passage which overall was not bad. We had a few hours one night that was very bumpy...

On our final day in Antartica we got the opportunity to kayak in a beautiful protected cove by the shore of Cuverville island. We saw a...

We moved overnight to the west side of the Antarctic Peninsula to a gorgeous place called Cierva Cove. We woke to ice and mountains and...

Visibility today was poor and so we decided not to go on the excursions, but rather take advantage of views from the ship and to sit in...

Today we reached the Antarctica Peninsula and the surrounding islands. We heard an early wakeup call around 5:30 AM because they had seen...

Today we visited Point Wild on Elephant Island. Point Wild is a narrow sand and rock point, with steep tidewater glaciers and cliffs on...

We are slowly making our way from South Georgia towards Antartica. Today we spent the day in the South Orkney Islands. In the morning we...

Today was a day at sea, which generally doesn't have much to talk about but today we passed the largest iceberg in the world. A23a broke...

In the morning we had been told that there would be a 4:15 AM soft wakeup call if the weather was good to see the sn rise over Gold...

We started our day in a really beautiful protected cove called Godthul, still in South Georgia. When we first arrived we were greeted...

In the morning of the second day in South Georgia we woke up to an early wake up all as we passed the area where Sir Ernest Shackleton...

We woke up looking out at Icebergs out the window. We were headed for a harbor where we hoped to at least get into the Zodiacs to cruise...

Today was a sea day so we thought we would take some time and give a little more color concerning the staff and some of our fellow...