Antarctica Travel Blogs

Browse travel blogs from Antarctica below. Antarctica travel blogs, travel journals, and travelogues are written by fellow travelers and provide an invaluable firsthand perspective in helping to plan your travels to Antarctica.

#1 of 33 Antarctica travel blogs
CHINSTRAP PENGUINS, SKUA, ELEPHANT SEAL...OH MY!??!?!
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Nov 25, 2008 – Dec 08, 2008
WOOHOO FIRST LANDING OF THE EXPEDITION!!! I was so excited to get out of the boat. Our first landing at 4pm, it takes time to put on layers of clothes. After lunch, I grabbed my binoculars and my jacket to go outside to take photos entering Deception Island. There are only small amounts of sno…
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This trip was featured on Tuesday December 16th, 2008
#2 of 33 Antarctica travel blogs
First glimps of land, Shackleton and Elephant Island
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Dec 06, 2000 – Dec 20, 2000
Sunrise 03:42, sunset 22:11.Our first glimps of land today, it was Elephant Island in the distance. We also saw our first icebergs. The icebergs in the southern ocean can be really impressive, and lots of them are flat on top, because that's how they fell off the Antarctic continent. Elephant Islan…
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#3 of 33 Antarctica travel blogs
ON ICEBERGS
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Jan 25, 2008 – Feb 28, 2008
It’s Day 8 of my Antarctic cruise and the Clipper Adventurer is on the way back to Ushuaia via the Drake Passage. We left from the South Shetland Islands last night and immediately encountered rough seas as the ship passed through two weather systems. We had great landings in the Antarctic Penin…
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This trip was featured on Sunday March 23rd, 2008
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#4 of 33 Antarctica travel blogs
Palmer Station: South Pole Travel Photos
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Jul 23, 2005 – Nov 06, 2009
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#5 of 33 Antarctica travel blogs
Halfmoon Island & Deception Island
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Dec 03, 2008 – Jan 01, 2009
After 2 days in bed due to the roughest waters in the world: The Drake Passage, I considered my price for the majestic Antarctica payed.It was time to really enjoy my expedition and what a wonderful day it was! Two landings on 2 different islands in the South Shetland: Chinstrap Penguins, Gentoo Pe…
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#6 of 33 Antarctica travel blogs
Antarctica, South Shetland Islands. : Antarctica Travel Photos
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Oct 24, 2000 – Jan 09, 2001
Despues de una larga singladura tocando puertos como: Salvador de Bahía (Brasil), Río de Janeiro (Brasil), Mar del Plata (Argentina), Ushuaia (Argentina) o Punta Arenas (Chile) llegamos al fin a nuestro destino: las salvajes y virgenes Islas Shetland. La sensación que te invade al pasar el tiemp…
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#7 of 33 Antarctica travel blogs
WAY down under
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Dec 19, 2004 – Jan 07, 2005
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I made it to Antarctica! I spent nearly 3 weeks at McMurdo Scientific Research Station! AND! I finally made it to the South Pole! Quite an exciting time for this geography geek..McMurdo Station, Antarctica77.85°S 166.67°EBrief HistoryAntarctica was not sighted until 1820. It is believed that no o…
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This trip was featured on Sunday May 27th, 2007
#8 of 33 Antarctica travel blogs
Antartic: Antarctica Travel Photos
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Dec 04, 2006 – Dec 07, 2008
Some time ago i was reading a few travel brochures and in one of those there was a trip to Antartica. it was already an idea to go to antartica in the future, but here was an opportunity  that i could not pass. after a few months i was finaly on board the ms explorer. After 40…
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#9 of 33 Antarctica travel blogs
The Aitcho Islands are the best welcome to Antarctica
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Feb 03, 2007 – Feb 24, 2007
Date: 08-02-07 From: Ushuaia To: Aitcho 20:00 Position         60˚31’0.S         061˚02’3.W Weather: Wind:                SW 6-4 temperature: &…
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#10 of 33 Antarctica travel blogs
Patagonia & Antarctica 2007-2008: South Shetland Islands Travel Photos
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Nov 25, 2007 – Jan 22, 2008
From 10 December 2007 to 22 January 2008 in Argentina, Uruguay, Antarctica & Chile. 6-week trip in South-America (Patagonia & Lake District) and Antarctica.
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#11 of 33 Antarctica travel blogs
cold, ice and penguins!
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Feb 19, 2007 – Mar 04, 2007
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when the fresh air hits your face and you get your first glimpse of an ice burg the beauty takes your breath away! if 10 days on a ship isnt enough, the moment you step on land and get within inches of 100s of penguins is unbelievable! if adventure is your cup of tea there always swimming in the an…
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#12 of 33 Antarctica travel blogs
Its good to be home...
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Aug 15, 2007 – Dec 16, 2007
As some of you know, I have recently returned from the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station. I was there for three days conducting the annual fire inspection with the assistance of the four full time firefighters stationed there for the summer. Going to 90 south I didn't really know what to expect bes…
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#13 of 33 Antarctica travel blogs
Antartica Christmas 2006: Antarctica Travel Photos
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Dec 24, 2006 – Dec 27, 2006
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On the very last day of Antarctica we came to this spot that actually had a little bit of a beach. Most of the spots have been carved up so much by glacier movements that the land just falls right into the water with jagged edged cliff walls. This spot had a pebble beach with a very slow grade into…
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#14 of 33 Antarctica travel blogs
Ushuaia is the gate to Antarctica: Antarctica Travel Photos
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Feb 28, 2006
Ushuaia to Ushuaia cruise feb / may 2006 ms Hanseatic Hapag Lloyd Expedition - Antarctic The never-ending ice crunches under the hull of the HANSEATIC. You glide along on table icebergs, which break away from the shelf ice and then drift thousands of kilometres in the sea. We only accompany them for a short distance on the way to the next island, where penguins plunge into the sea, seals tend their harem and albatrosses perfect their flying skills.
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#15 of 33 Antarctica travel blogs
Antarctica Safari without Borders
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Dec 01, 2009
Getting to and fro the ultimate disconnection from civilization requires crossing the infamous Drake Passage – the tourist filter. The two to three day journey from Tierra del Fuego to Antarctica leaves Ushuaia, Argentina via the Beagle Channel and spans the turbulent intersection of the Atlantic…
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