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Why should I visit Antarctica in December on an expedition cruise?
December, in particular, is an ideal time to visit, as it marks the height of the Antarctic summer.
The beauty of inspiring others: an interview with expedition guide Charlotte Taplin
We sat down with expedition guide Charlotte Taplin, who shared her joy of working in the polar regions and the importance of having a passio
An Antarctic Expedition’s Mission to Restore Historic Building
With the successful restoration of the hangar, there was a deep sense of satisfaction in seeing it returned to its original state.
From Stonington to the South Orkney Islands: The legacy of Nathaniel Palmer
Nathanial Brown Palmer, also known as 'Captain Nat,' was an American sealer, whaler, ship designer, and explorer whose polar legacy continue
Our guide to Antarctic whale watching on an expedition cruise
The nutrient-rich waters of Antarctica are one of the best places on Earth for whale watching.
All aboard the penguin express! The penguin highways of Antarctica
All penguin species are restricted to a slow waddle and short bursts of speed along their penguin highways.
To the ends of the Earth: an interview with Gabi Kolodko
We spoke with Gabi Kolodko, an Expedition Guide with Oceanwide Expeditions, during a recent trip to Scoresby Sund, Greenland.
The Conquering of the Frozen Continent: Hillary, Fuchs, and the Crossing of Antarctic
Sir Edmund Hillary made his mark on Antarctic history when, on 3 January 1958, he reached the South Pole, leading a team as part of the Comm
Operation Tabarin: The top secret mission that helped to preserve Antarctica
Operation Tabarin had the primary goal of establishing a British presence in Antarctica, denying safe harbors to enemy vessels, and counteri
The Antarctic Treaty: a testament to the cooperation of humankind
The Antarctic Treaty was designed to ensure that Antarctica remains a region dedicated to peace, scientific research, and international coop
Hubert Wilkins: A Life of Adventure, Daring, and Polar Exploits
The amazing life of Sir George "Hubert" Wilkins, polar explorer and aviator.
You can visit Antarctica, and here's how!
Antarctica is a land of adventure and exploration, only formally discovered in 1820.
The legend of the Kraken and the discovery of the colossal squid of Antarctica
The colossal squid is a prime representation of what may yet be awaiting discovery in the remote frigid depths of the Antarctic.
What to do, see and experience in Greenland
There are so many things to do in Greenland and fantastic, awe-inspiring places to see in Greenland.
Why spending Christmas in Antarctica is a no-brainer
Imagine waking up on Christmas morning, glancing out of your porthole, and seeing penguins frolicking on shore or a whale breaching.
Purple Saxifrage: A jewel of the Arctic
Hardy, resilient, and beautiful, this small but vital plant thrives in some of the harshest environments on Earth.
Reconnecting with an ancient world: Long hikes in Scoresby Sund
Our long hikes connect guests with nature in ways they hadn't before thought possible.
The how, why, and when of visiting Greenland
We're sharing some of our insights, top tips, and must-do's for a trip to Greenland.
The tragic tale of Franklin's lost expedition
Perhaps one of the most well-known and tragic polar expeditions to have pursued the Northwest Passage was led by Sir John Franklin, a Britis
Martin Frobisher's polar quest for golden glory
One of the earliest Europeans to explore the Canadian Arctic was Martin Frobisher, a swashbuckling English privateer serving the English cro
Set sail to see the southern lights in 2025: A voyage into discovery and a profound g
A more profound Antarctica experience and connection with the universe
A guide to some of our best Antarctica tours
Some focus more on wildlife, others on the remote, dramatic landscapes of the South and exciting not-to-be-missed Antarctic activities.
