How to travel responsibly in Antarctica?
October 4th, 2024 / Burnham Arlidge
Antarctica is a fragile ecosystem and is, therefore, highly susceptible to human impact. Here's how to travel responsibly.
Continue ReadingExpedition Ships Need Great Expedition Guides
September 27th, 2024 / Burnham Arlidge
The expedition teams are the rockstars of the Antarctic cruise world: Here is why.
Continue ReadingPunta Arenas to Antarctica: Experience the Chilean fjords
September 13th, 2024 / Burnham Arlidge
Taking a cruise from Punta Arenas to Antarctica is a stunning route that takes in the Chilean fjords and the spectacular Antarctic Peninsula in one trip.
Continue ReadingThe Best Binoculars for Your Antarctic Cruise
September 6th, 2024 / Burnham Arlidge
When embarking on an Antarctic cruise, the first item you will see in my case is a good pair of binoculars. Antarctica is a wildlife watching bonanza and binoculars get you as close as possible to the action.
Continue ReadingSnorkeling in Antarctica: All You Need to Know
August 16th, 2024 / Burnham Arlidge
While snorkeling is commonly associated with warm, tropical waters, it is also possible to explore the icy underwater world of Antarctica.
Continue ReadingThe Top 5 Things You Never Thought You Could Do in Antarctica
August 9th, 2024 / Burnham Arlidge
Often thought of as an inhospitable land of ice and snow, reserved for intrepid explorers and scientists, Antarctica is now seeing a boom in tourism and new activities.
Continue ReadingThe new X-bow ships: Are they better?
July 26th, 2024 / Burnham Arlidge
In the world of maritime engineering, the design of a ship's bow plays a crucial role in its overall performance. Is the new X-bow better?
Continue ReadingCan You Fly to Antarctica?
July 19th, 2024 / Burnham Arlidge
Traditionally, the only way to reach Antarctica was by sea, but in recent years, advancements in travel have made it possible to fly to this icy wilderness.
Continue ReadingThe impact of avian bird flu on Antarctic cruises
July 5th, 2024 / Burnham Arlidge
The spread of avian bird flu has become a significant concern for both the wildlife and the people wanting to visit the White Continent.
Continue ReadingBalancing Antarctic tourism with environmental impact
June 14th, 2024 / Burnham Arlidge
The 2022-23 Antarctic tourist season marked a record high with over 100,000 visitors, driven largely by cruise ship travel. How do we protect this fragile ecosystem?
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