Antarctica Cruise Deals

Antarctica is best visited November to March when the weather is warmer and the sea ice has melted enough to get closer to the island shore. 

You have to be prepared and thorough when packing for Antarctica due to its remote location. Make sure you bring lots of layers, gloves, sunscreen, and moisturiser among other items.  

Antarctica isn't part of one single country; rather, it is a continent governed under a series of recognized guidelines and agreements called the Antarctic Treaty System.  

Each expedition includes stops at various landing sites around the Antarctic, but when you stop at them and for how long often depends on the weather, sea ice and wildlife movement.  

The climate in Antarctica is the coldest on Earth, with cold summers and freezing winters. The warmest month is January with averages of around 50°F.  

While Antarctica may not be hospitable to human life, there are plenty of animal species that call the seventh continent their home. This includes penguins, whales, sea birds, seals, and more.