With 98% of its surface covered in ice, Antarctica has few inhabitants and exploration has mostly been done by researchers, though a few adventurous travelers have cruised south to this icy wonderland. Take a once in a lifetime vacation to the beautiful Antarctica. Accessible to travelers via cruise ship, Antarctica is the perfect destination for people with a sense of adventure who appreciates the beauty of the diverse landscapes Mother Nature provides.
Thorough planning for an Antarctica trip is important as weather can be harsh and affect the availability of activities. When arranging an Antarctica cruise, weather is a major factor, the winter months in Antarctica are harsh and trips should be concentrated in the summer months, November through March. In November and December the sun will glisten off the seemingly endless glaciers and snow melt will fill the crystalline lakes. December and January are the perfect months for penguin spotting; penguin chicks are hatched in these months. February provides continual sunshine; some days in February the sun will fill the sky for 20 hours. March is the perfect time for travelers interested in whale watching, as whales will emerge from the deep waters.
After deciding when you will be traveling to Antarctica the next step is picking the cruise ship right for you. All cruises offer a variety of activities, though all activities are dependent on the weather. The most typical activities include wildlife spotting, exploring the icy lands, and enjoying the peace the Antarctic waters bring, from the comfort of your cruise ship. For those interested in wildlife spotting Antarctica, despite its harsh conditions, supports a wide array of animals; keep a look out for penguins, seals and whales during your Antarctica cruise. Many cruise ships will also stop and allow passengers to debark to explore the Antarctic terrain, from rocky beaches to icy paths, there is plenty to explore on this untouched land. The unexpected thermal hot spring is a pleasant find for any traveler, a great way to relax and truly experience the tranquility of these ice landscapes. Cruises also offer kayaking tours to explore the waters and glaciers.
Pick the cruise line that fits best for your style and budget and enter the final stages of planning your Antarctica vacation. Before you can set off in the icy blue waters on your cruise you have to pack! Packing is extremely important as temperatures during the summer months can range from 20 to 50F, with nights becoming bitterly cold.
Finally you can set off for your vacation, start your journey by flying to Argentina, upon arrival to the southernmost city in the world, Ushuaia, you can depart for the trip of a lifetime. Antarctica cruises can be a week or a month, no matter how long, enjoy the peace and isolation this cruise provides while discovering one of the most unexplored terrains in the world.
Thorough planning for an Antarctica trip is important as weather can be harsh and affect the availability of activities. When arranging an Antarctica cruise, weather is a major factor, the winter months in Antarctica are harsh and trips should be concentrated in the summer months, November through March. In November and December the sun will glisten off the seemingly endless glaciers and snow melt will fill the crystalline lakes. December and January are the perfect months for penguin spotting; penguin chicks are hatched in these months. February provides continual sunshine; some days in February the sun will fill the sky for 20 hours. March is the perfect time for travelers interested in whale watching, as whales will emerge from the deep waters.
After deciding when you will be traveling to Antarctica the next step is picking the cruise ship right for you. All cruises offer a variety of activities, though all activities are dependent on the weather. The most typical activities include wildlife spotting, exploring the icy lands, and enjoying the peace the Antarctic waters bring, from the comfort of your cruise ship. For those interested in wildlife spotting Antarctica, despite its harsh conditions, supports a wide array of animals; keep a look out for penguins, seals and whales during your Antarctica cruise. Many cruise ships will also stop and allow passengers to debark to explore the Antarctic terrain, from rocky beaches to icy paths, there is plenty to explore on this untouched land. The unexpected thermal hot spring is a pleasant find for any traveler, a great way to relax and truly experience the tranquility of these ice landscapes. Cruises also offer kayaking tours to explore the waters and glaciers.
Pick the cruise line that fits best for your style and budget and enter the final stages of planning your Antarctica vacation. Before you can set off in the icy blue waters on your cruise you have to pack! Packing is extremely important as temperatures during the summer months can range from 20 to 50F, with nights becoming bitterly cold.
Finally you can set off for your vacation, start your journey by flying to Argentina, upon arrival to the southernmost city in the world, Ushuaia, you can depart for the trip of a lifetime. Antarctica cruises can be a week or a month, no matter how long, enjoy the peace and isolation this cruise provides while discovering one of the most unexplored terrains in the world.
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