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Everything we have found about travelling in Antarctica, gathered from 6 publications and rewritten as short briefs with the original reporting credited. Last story added 1 week ago.

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Silversea's 2026-27 Antarctica Season Puts The Cormorant at 55 South Front and Centre
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Silversea's 2026-27 Antarctica Season Puts The Cormorant at 55 South Front and Centre

Silversea's 2026-27 Antarctica season: 40 voyages, Drake fly-cruise options and stays at The Cormorant at 55 South, the southernmost hotel on Earth.

Cruise Industry News · 20 Oct 2026 · Travel & Airline News
Two 40-Year-Old Twin Otters Are Flying From Canada To Antarctica — And You Can Watch Them Live
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Two 40-Year-Old Twin Otters Are Flying From Canada To Antarctica — And You Can Watch Them Live

The British Antarctic Survey's Twin Otters fly 9,065 miles from Calgary to Antarctica each October. Here's how...

Ponant Opens Its 2028-29 Antarctic Season With 12 Itineraries — Including a 59-Night Circumnavigation
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Ponant Opens Its 2028-29 Antarctic Season With 12 Itineraries — Including a 59-Night Circumnavigation

Ponant's 2028-29 Antarctica season features 12 expedition itineraries, a 59-night circumnavigation and fares f...

Atlas Ocean Voyages plots its biggest Antarctica season yet for 2028/29
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Atlas Ocean Voyages plots its biggest Antarctica season yet for 2028/29

Atlas Ocean Voyages launches 25 Antarctica expeditions for 2028/29, with new Drake fly-sail options, a Circle...

Atlas Ocean Expands Antarctica 2028–29 Season with More Fly & Sail Options
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Atlas Ocean Expands Antarctica 2028–29 Season with More Fly & Sail Options

Atlas Ocean Voyages doubles its Drake Fly & Sail program for 2028–29, adding Antarctic Circle and South Georgi...

Antarctica: the coldest place on Earth – and yes, you can actually visit
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Antarctica: the coldest place on Earth – and yes, you can actually visit

Antarctica is the coldest place on Earth, with a record low of -89.2°C — here's why it's so cold and how trave...

Cruising to Antarctica as the only Black woman on board: one traveller's story
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Cruising to Antarctica as the only Black woman on board: one traveller's story

A Black travel writer's honest account of 12 days cruising Antarctica with Silversea – the butler service, the...

Quark Expeditions is scaling up: a shared Antarctic ship with APT, new Arctic extensions and what it means for polar travellers
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Quark Expeditions is scaling up: a shared Antarctic ship with APT, new Arctic extensions and what it means for polar travellers

Quark Expeditions teams with APT on a new 2029 Antarctic ship, adds expedition extensions and photo programs a...

Ponant and Woods Hole Are Building a Free Photo Library to Make People Care About the Poles
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Ponant and Woods Hole Are Building a Free Photo Library to Make People Care About the Poles

Ponant and Woods Hole's Polar Ocean Image Collection offers 500+ free polar photos — plus LiDAR science, whale...

Swan Hellenic's Antarctic Cruises Turn Expedition Ships Into a Floating Ocean Observatory
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Swan Hellenic's Antarctic Cruises Turn Expedition Ships Into a Floating Ocean Observatory

Swan Hellenic's Cruising4Oceans joins the UN-linked GlobalCoast Network as its first ship-based site, turning...

Aurora Expeditions Turns Antarctic Cruises Into Floating Science Labs for 2026-27
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Aurora Expeditions Turns Antarctic Cruises Into Floating Science Labs for 2026-27

Aurora Expeditions' 2026-27 Antarctic season: 27 voyages on three ships, with 18 scientists aboard 11 sailings...

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