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The Geography of Antarctica

The Geography of Antarctica

Stand at the North Pole and, if you are lucky, you will be standing on a layer of ice. If you are still lucky it may be 2 metres thick, otherwise, you’ll be treading water 4 kilometres deep. Stand at the South Pole and you will be on solid ground – well, solid ice over 2800 metres thick. Read on and

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Are There Polar Bears in Antarctica?

Are There Polar Bears in Antarctica?

Are there polar bears in Antarctica, a spectacular land of ice, framed by frigid waters and home to a plethora of hardy creatures? Read on to find out!So do Polar Bears Exist in Antarctica?Antarctica is home to a kaleidoscope of incredibly fascinating creatures, but polar bears are NOT among them. A

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Fun Facts about Whales in Antarctica

Fun Facts about Whales in Antarctica

Imagine this: you’re on the deck of your Antarctica cruise charter in the company of fellow adventure travellers, admiring a pod of Minke whales as they surf behind the wake of your vessel. Everyone’s in awe; the only sound being the clicking of cameras. And then there’s you…chock full of fun facts

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McMurdo Station, Antarctica: a Mighty Fine Place to go for a Drink

McMurdo Station, Antarctica: a Mighty Fine Place to go for a Drink

Often dubbed ‘the final hint of civilization’ on the southernmost end of the world, McMurdo Station is a US-run scientific research station in Antarctica. The largest encampment of its kind is also the last accessible place on the White Continent one can reach by ship.Home to about 1,200 summer resi

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Captain Robert Falcon Scott - 10 Awesome Facts You Need to Know

Captain Robert Falcon Scott - 10 Awesome Facts You Need to Know

Captain Robert Falcon Scott is a legend of Antarctic Exploration. Perhaps more famous for his death and the mistakes that he made leading up to it, rather than his achievements and career. Like his contemporary, Sir Ernest Henry Shackleton, Scott’s dedication to exploring the Antarctic is both inspi

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Antarctica Animals: Wildlife Guide to Antarctica Cruises

Antarctica Animals: Wildlife Guide to Antarctica Cruises

The animals of Antarctica are, rather unsurprisingly, quite a hardy lot. However, the only creature tough enough to endure life this far south all year long is the elusive and majestic Emperor Penguin (more on this super-Antarctic hero later on). Almost all of the incredible animals one encounters o

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Plan the best Antarctica expedition cruise with our top Antarctica travel blogs, designed to help you make the most of your Polar adventure. 

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