We can arrange two utterly unforgettable experiences in Antarctica, one being the chance to fly by skiplane to the South Pole, and the other to ski the last degree - the 60 nautical miles to the southernmost spot on earth. Both give you the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to stand where very few people have stood before, and say you've been to the bottom of the world and back.
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Fly to the South Pole
Everyone knows the boy’s own adventure tales of heroism involving those great polar explorers of the early 20th Century, Shackleton, Scott...
Ski the Last Degree
It seems barely a week goes by without some celeb or other testing themselves to the limit on a journey to explore one of the polar regions,...
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Luxury Hotels in Antarctica
M/V Ocean Nova
The M/V Ocean Nova is the ideal expedition vessel for a discovery journey to Antarctica, allowing guests to enjoy a combination of adventure...
Hebridean Sky
In the spring of 2016 a $6.5m refit transformed the 55 cabin Sea Explorer into the all new Hebridean Sky, one of the world’s best small ships....
Greg Mortimer
Named after Aurora Expeditions' adventurous co-founder, the Greg Mortimer is a purpose-built expedition vessel, designed to negotiate even the...
Magellan Explorer
A custom-built expedition vessel designed for Antarctic cruises, Magellan Explorer – named after the famed explorer, Ferdinand Magellan - offers...
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