Antarctica
Antarctica
Photos from Antarctica
Pictures of Antarctica (20,934)-
Dancing penguins... (Antarctic Peninsula) -
Reflection. (Neko Harbour) -
Chinstrap penguins... (Port Lockroy) -
Hydrurga Rocks (Antarctic Peninsula)
Videos from Antarctica
Antarctica Videos (265)-
Sledding Penguins (Ross Island, McMurdo Station) -
Adelie with an adgenda (Ross Island, McMurdo Station) -
Drake's Passage (Antartica) -
Running and sledding (Ross Island, McMurdo Station)
Travel Blogs from Antarctica
Antarctica Travel Blogs (968)Our Antarctic Dream Comes True
DOMINIQUE HERE: Day : 271 Temperature : Freezing!! Weather : Sunshine morning and cloudy afternoon Antarctica Day Five - Curveville Island, Neko Harbour, Zodiac Cruise and Chilean Base This was the Antarctica that we ordered!!! We woke up to the most ...
Change of Scenery Once Again
DOMINIQUE HERE: Day : 274 Temperature : 3 degrees Weather : Overcast Antarctica Day Eight - Deception Island It was our last day in Antarctica and we had returned to the South Shetland Islands once again, this time to Deception Island. The landscape had ...
Passport Stamps and Whale Watching
DOMINIQUE HERE: Day : 273 Temperature : 3 Degrees Weather : Some sunshine Antarctica Day Seven - Port Lockroy and Whale Watching On Day Seven of our Antarctica expedition we woke up to much better weather. There wasn't a bright blue sky but there were ...
Probably the best hot springs ever..........
Set the alarm for 3am for sunrise but it is cloudy outside so we go back to bed. We are woken by the bing bong of the PA system at 7.30am for breakfast and it is still cloudy and a bit snowy. We have arrived at Deception Island. Curious name and ...
Forum Discussions on Antarctica
Antarctica Forum (308)Interesting idea...
Posted by lucky
... far south as Manchester is north) and hop on a boat. There is one Argentian ship, called the Ushuaia, which does tours to Antarctica. it takes about 50 passengers (the others take more like 150-500, which means that you don't land very often). We ...
Antarctica Travel Blogs
Posted by wakingdream
... know much about the region of Antarctica, me included. So, just for fun here are some photos and travel blogs from our own Travelpod members about Antarctica. I started reading through some of the different blogs and they're really good.
There go the Poles!
Posted by kiwi_surfer
Ive seen it for myself down in Antarctica. There is a seal down in ross island Antarctica that was frozen around 100 years ago. In the last 10 years it has started to slowly defrost... There are allot of other examples but its late and i need go to bed.
Antarctica
Posted by hdh
We went with Quark on the Shokalskiy, and I'd thoroughly recommend them. It actually wound up a bit cheaper to book through Adventure Associates in Australia than with Quark direct. Unless you're a particularly bad sailor, its worth going on a ...
