Adventurous travellers can deepen their exploration of the Earth’s most remote places on the world’s first ship dedicated to ocean conservation, Aurora Expeditions’ new Sylvia Earle.
Record-breaking heatwaves hit both Antarctica and the Arctic simultaneously this week, with temperatures reaching 47℃ and 30℃ higher than normal. What on Earth is going on?
The wreck of the Endurance, the long-lost ship of early 20th century polar explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton, has been discovered 3km beneath the Weddell Sea, 107 years after it was crushed by sea ice and sank.
If you’ve always wanted to see the frozen continent in all its glory, this Antarctica flight is just the ticket.
Nature and history thrill a band of would-be polar pioneers on a great southern adventure. Join Australian Geographic and Hurtigruten Expeditions on a journey of discovery to Antarctica and the Falklands in 2022.
Antarctica. Go where few have gone before. Join us for the trip of your lifetime.
Australian Geographic and Hurtigruten Expeditions have partnered to offer you a once-in-a-lifetime experience. In November next year explore Antarctica, touring icebergs and visiting penguin colonies ashore. You’ll also go to the Falkland Islands, visit its capital Stanley and see penguins and seals.
They’re about to attempt something no-one’s ever done before – 2600km in 110 days across Antarctica. Would you dare?
Expeditioners on Australia’s four Antarctic and sub-Antarctic research stations have gone for a chilly swim to celebrate the winter solstice.