After four days navigating the icebergs and glaciers of the Antarctic Peninsula, we pull into the polar opposite: Deception Island,

We swung our legs out of the zodiac and finally set foot on the continent…our seventh continent. We practically ran

Our expedition ship squeezes through the Lemaire Channel, sandwiched between the towering mountains of Booth Island and the Antarctic Peninsula.

If you can handle freezing temperatures, so much more of the year and world will open up to you. Put

From volcanic Deception Island, eerie Whalers Bay, to the End of the World. Read the Antarctica 7th Continent blog

We dock in Pleneau Bay, Antaractica, an iceberg graveyard between a ring of mountains, and gear up for our morning

Antarctica. Everything about that word seemed untouchable. It is the coldest, driest, windiest, and virtually uninhabited continent, but it kept

A continent without any countries. A desert covered in frozen water. A population dominated by penguins, seals, and whales. A

We had amazing penguin encounters throughout our whole Antarctica expedition, but this was by far the most up close and