Monthly Archives: March 2020

[ad_1] To many, the Falkland Islands are renowned for being perhaps the most controversial British lands in the world although guests aboard expeditions to Antarctica revere them primarily for their incomparable wildlife richness. Found just 500 km east of the southern Patagonian coast and about 700 km north of Antarctica, the Falklands are sparsely inhabited, […]

[ad_1] Long considered one of the most awe-inspiring additions to classic Antarctica cruises, South Georgia has swiftly become a coveted travel destination in its own right. The penguin, seal and sea bird headquarters of the far south is an island that figuratively bursts at the seams with Antarctic wildlife and that’s what makes it, primarily, […]

[ad_1] What to do before and during your trip. Practical advice to mitigate the spread of coronavirus for people travelling during the era of COVID-19. Coronavirus requires all of us to stay up to date with reputable advice, particularly those of us travelling during this period. We always recommend travellers utilise government advisories, such as […]

[ad_1] Updated: 4th March, 2020 Antarctica has been one of the most fiercely protected regions in the world for decades – read on to learn how the recent coronavirus outbreak is affecting expeditions to the far south. The recent coronavirus outbreak seems to be causing a lot of confusion among travellers heading to Antarctica and […]