Camping in Antarctica

Fall asleep beneath the Antarctic night sky and wake up in the morning to a stunning glacial landscape, and maybe even an inquisitive penguin or two!
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For those in search of real adventure, willing to pit their wits and courage against the Southern Ocean, join a fully participatory voyage to Antarctica onboard an expedition sailing yacht.
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With a maximum of 8 passengers, this Antarctic sailing experience is truly intimate and unique. An expeditionary trip, where you fly one way and sail the other, enables you to spend plenty of precious time in Antarctica with its penguins,…
Normally a minimum of 21 days in length for Antarctica.
The short sailing window is December to March. Each month has its own particular characteristics.
Reasonably fit and in good health. A clean bill of health from your doctor is required before being accepted on to joining a voyage.
A good understanding of the logistics of sailing and fair sea legs would be a distinct advantage.
The weather is everything and will have a direct and ever present influence on the voyages routing and progress. The master of the vessel reserves the right to alter itineraries without notice due to weather if necessary. Booking a flexible return flight is recommended, in case of delay, if you are planning on flying directly home after the voyage.
The southerly city of Punta Arenas in Chilean Patagonia.
Included: Accommodation on board in a heated cabin, food and beverages including wine and beer, all port fees and local taxes, use of life jackets (PFDs) and harness, use of Inmarsat communication equipment, as per the Communications Agreement, use of Aire Sea Tiger double kayaks
Excluded: The cost for any guiding expertise for special activities, e.g., mountaineering, scuba diving, kayaking, airport transfers, hard liquor, communications transmission costs, other items of personal clothing includes sleeping bag and sea boots, kayaking drysuits
Fall asleep beneath the Antarctic night sky and wake up in the morning to a stunning glacial landscape, and maybe even an inquisitive penguin or two!
Imagine the swish of water as it passes your hull or the clack of brash ice against your paddle blade. Skim past penguin rookeries and seals sleeping on passing ice floes. Bumping …
The pristine waters of Antarctica offer divers not only ice and interesting marine life but also the possibility of interaction with wildlife. While scuba diving in Antarctica …
Snowshoeing is an easy way of exploring the Antarctic Peninsula. For the more adventurous, try mountaineering and get a taste of the region's fantastic climbing opportunities.
Simply getting to Antarctica is a big enough adventure for many, but for those who really want to maximise their Antarctic experience there are some outstanding adventure activities to consider. Many of the Antarctic voyages we offer provide these as optional adventure add-ons.
We'll spend some time listening to your aspirations, then discuss the kind of experience that might suit you.
Next we'll discuss the options, shortlist the best trips for you and present you our impartial recommendations.
We'll place a 24 hour hold on your preferred option - without obligation - whilst we talk through the details.
With over 50 years of Antarctic experience between us, we can help guide you to exactly the right trip for you.
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