How to Plan a Trip to Antarctica

Planning a Holiday to the Last Frontier on Earth

Looking for somewhere that is completely out of the ordinary in the way of holiday locales than Antarctica is the place to top all others. The journey required if commenced from the United States will literally take you across the world. To say that a trek to Antarctica is right up there with the adventures of a lifetime is slight an understatement as it very well could be the mother of all adventures on earth. The breathtaking calm and clean crisp air of the Antarctica may have you sleeping like a baby. With stunning ice capped, well in fact just about everything Antarctica is ice capped, summits on the highest mountains and untouched nature all around you to wake up to your time in Antarctica will be a most peaceful occasion. The thrill of venturing out in the cool air to view the penguin or partake of whale-watching is what makes Antarctica so very special.

The journey to Antarctica by way of the state general speaking will take you firstly to the beautiful country of Argentina with a stopover in Buenos Aries. It would be almost a crime if you do not allocate ample amount of days in Buenos Aries to take in the wonderment that is one of the most exciting and vibrant cities of South America. From here the journey commences by cruise ship on route to Antarctica as there are no scheduled commercial flights to the mainland. If traveling from other parts of the world scheduled cruise ship depart from Ushuaia, Argentina, Punta Arenas or Puerto Williams, Chile, or Sydney and Melbourne, Australia; or Wellington, New Zealand. To maximize your time you may want to go with a tour guided holiday in Antarctica. Many tour companies such as Pure Travel provide guided adventure tours at competitive prices. Once you arrive at Antarctica you can either brave the adventure on your own or opt to continue with a guided tour scenario.

  • A trek to Antarctica is right up there with the adventures of a lifetime.
  • Journeys commence by cruise ship on route to Antarctica as there are no flights to the mainland.
  • Previous travelers to Antarctica swear by the trek to and from Drake Passage.
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