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What It’s Like to Travel on Our Ship, Seaventure
Built for Antarctic Travel Imagine the thrill of exploring the depths of Antarctica like few others have the opportunity to do. Now picture doing so without sacrificing your comfort or compromising your expectations for an unforgettable trip to this enchanting...
5 Reasons You Should Book Our Antarctica All-Access Voyage
Seaventure cruising into the Lemaire ChannellIf you’re wanting to visit Antarctica in all her glory and keen to ensure that you’ll be able to participate in every activity and adventure that we offer, then our newest itinerary ‘Antarctica All-Access’ might be the trip...
8 Reasons to Travel to Antarctica in February
From February to March our itineraries reach a point in which our time in Antarctica is nearing its end- but that doesn’t mean you’ll miss out on any of the glory that the White Continent has to offer. This time of year, the Southern Hemisphere offers plenty of...
Highlights from our 22/23 Antarctic Season
Nothing feels quite as good as a comeback, does it? With our 22/23 season now wrapped, let's take a look back at some of this year's incredible highlights. First of all, we want to say a huge thank you to all of our hard-working staff and crew. Our team worked...
Guest Blog: Falkland Islands, South Georgia and Antarctica
Written by Paul Clammer Celebrating Antarctica 13 DAYS (10 nights on board) / Departures in Nov, Dec, Jan, and Feb A true celebration of everything Antarctica has to offer, from wildlife encounters to stunning landscapes. South Georgia must rank as one of the greatest...
2022/23 Antarctic Expedition Cruise Season – Special Guests and Programming
Antarctica Awaits With our 2022-23 season about to kick off, our staff and crew from around the world are getting ‘excited butterflies’ deep in their bellies, knowing that soon we will be in our favorite place on earth – Antarctica. The ships are on their way to the...
Photo Explorer: A Photography Expedition to Antarctica
Whether you are a budding photographer, a professional photographer or just have an interest in being able to capture beautiful photos of your adventure in Antarctica, the 2023 Photo Explorer itinerary suits people of all abilities and experiences. While there...
Landing Spotlight – Port Charcot
A fantastic spot for viewing the ‘iceberg graveyard’, Port Charcot is a bay we visit on the north-western arm of Booth Island on the Antarctic Peninsula. If we are able to make landfall in Port Charcot, we Zodiac to the rocky shore, then hike up the gentle slope to...
Quick Guide of Things to Do in Buenos Aires
Before you make it to Ushuaia, the ‘Gateway to Antarctica’ you’ll likely travel through Buenos Aires, a lively and cosmopolitan city that is the main hub and capital of Argentina. Depending on your travel arrangements, you may have some time to spend in ‘BA’. We...
The Advantages of Small Ship Cruising
As a small expedition cruise ship operator, we are proud to offer the unique experience that only traveling on small ships can offer. What’s the difference? Glad you asked! When you go on an Antarctic cruise, the size of the ship makes a big difference in your...
Shackleton’s Quest: A Once-In-A-Lifetime Antarctic Cruise
The mighty tale of Sir Ernest Shackleton and his men is one you will often hear about when learning about the polar regions. It doesn’t matter if you are new to learning about polar exploration or if it’s something you’ve been fascinated by for years, there is a name...
10 Reasons to Visit Antarctica in Spring
As our summer ends and fall begins, it always brings our thoughts to what is happening in the Southern Hemisphere. Down in Antarctica, the austral winter is ending, and that means spring is on its way! Spring in Antarctica is one of our favorite times of year - the...