The Drake Passage, located between South America's Cape Horn and the South Shetland Islands of Antarctica, is a key maritime route, connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. It can be one of the most challenging and iconic maritime crossings worldwide. Going through the Drake Passage, with its wild waves and str...

When the word "Antarctica" is uttered, what springs to mind? Perhaps it's the electrifying anticipation of uncovering something truly extraordinary for the very first time. We're intimately familiar with that sensation, yet we're also acutely aware of the challenges involved in reaching this pristine continent, coupled with the scarcity of a...

When visiting Antarctica, choosing which cruise adventure you are going to take might seem like the most important decision of your trip, but due to the remote and harsh nature of the Antarctic, travel insurance can be just as important. Although everyone hopes they will never have to use there tr...

Antarctica! It’s one of the last great wildernesses on the planet and unlike anything else you have ever seen. Roughly twice the size of Australia, it’s the most southern continent and is 98% covered by ice. Because of this...

Announcing the ultimate skiing expeditions in Antarctica and Greenland with Bomber Ski, Olympic Medalist Bode Miller, and Doug Stoup

It's often thought that like Antarctica,

With such an incredible display of nature in the High Arctic, our adventure activities will ensure that you bring out your inner adventurer. When planning to set sail on your trip of a lifetime, you can create your own adventure from t...

“Take only pictures, leave only footprints”. As is often the case with Apex predators, the Polar bear epitomises 

On this particular expedition I was finally able to see and photograph Emperor Penguins for the first time… On our journey home I also saw the Aurora Borealis for the first time shimmering above the ship which was really cool.” Voyage Summary

For me, visiting Mawson’s Hut was one of the best experiences I have ever had in my life. Only a few hundred people have ever set foot inside the hut and it was just so surreal. It was like Mawson and his men had just left…”

“Seeing the flora and the wildlife including whales, musk ox, foxes, polar bears and many amazing seabirds in their natural habitat was definitely a huge highlight of the trip.” Voyage Summary Name:...

“The amount of wildlife and the close proximity that I got to them amazed me and it is something that should be experienced by everyone. Seeing a dangerous Leopard Seal right next to the Zodiac was quite special.” Vo...

* Travel with a team of accredited National Geograph photographers. * Utilise onboard professional camera equipment. * Polar photography lessons and tips in the field from leading wildlife and landscape photographers.

The Earth’s Polar regions are significantly different, the most significant different, although perhaps not the most obvious, is that Antarctica is a continent surrounded by water, while the Arctic is an ocean surrounded by land. This difference alone is the precursor for why the Polar regions are so different. ...

Thinking about exploring the Polar realms, but can’t find anyone to brave the icy chill with you. Don’t worry we’ll let you know the inside scoop on travelling aboard expedition voyages to Antarctica and the Arctic as a solo traveller and the best cabin options for you. If you are considerin...

Coronavirus (Covid-19). It’s having rampant ripple effects throughout the globe. This is a tricky time for everyone, from individuals to small- and large-scale businesses, and we’re sure you’re aware by now that the situation is rapidly changing on a day-to-day basis.  iExped...

What to do when you can't travel We understand that for all you adventurers out there, not being able to travel right now is tough. So we’ve put together a couple of little dot points to get your time in social distancing and self-isolation cruising 😉

On Saturday 9th November 2019 the