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Humpback whales at Wilhelmina Bay - Antarctic Peninsula
As we moved away from the ship, the Zodiacs scattered in several directions. I took my Zodiac into Brooklyn Channel, between the two islands
Humpback Whales Sing for Food, Not Entertainment
The normal call of a humpback whale can be heard from miles away, and they often make noises that sound similar to crying, howling and moani
No Patches, Pills, or Tablets: Seven Natural Seasickness Remedies
Just because you're embarking on polar sea travel doesn't mean you need to spend the whole voyage leaning over the rail. If you're anticipat
How Polar Bears and Musk Oxen Survive in the Arctic
There are numerous animals throughout the Arctic Ocean that survive in a climate that many people find almost unbearable. Interestingly, man
Under the Greenland Ice Sheet
Anyone who goes on an expedition to the right part of the globe can encounter huge amounts of ice, but Greenland has something very unique:
A Day of Whale Watching in Antarctica
This morning we awoke early to enjoy the first light in Wilhelmina Bay, with the snow and cloud blanketing the surrounding mountains. As da
A Day of Basecamp in Antarctica – Paradise Harbour
After another early morning picking up our camping group we arrived at the entrance to Lemaire Channel. Snow and some mist around the top of
Life in the Polar Regions
Polar bears in the Arctic, penguins in Antarctica. That's all there is to it, right? Well, actually, no. There's a lot more to it. Though th
Camping in Antarctica: a True Expedition Experience
We tend to associate camping with warm summer nights, dinners cooked over an open fire, and quiet mountain lakes. But that’s not the only ki
5 Must Read Books on Antarctic History
Antarctica is a long way from anywhere, and thank goodness, as you’ll need all the reading time you can get. Considering that this continen
Discover the Scoresby Sund Fjord System in East Greenland
Are you thinking of taking a trip to Greenland? Then one thing you do not want to miss is visiting the largest fjord on earth with spectacul
South Georgia in Spring
March, may be the best time of the year to be in South Georgia! The wildlife is plentiful and the light is just magical for photographs.
