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Antarctica
How cold is Antarctica?
Antarctica is the coldest place on earth. Colder than the Arctic and the Andes, even colder than the summit of …
Is Antarctica a desert? YES. Find out why
When most people imagine Antarctica they think of a cold continent covered in ice. And they’re right. In fact, 90% …
Do people live in Antarctica?
Antarctica is known for being the highest, driest, coldest and windiest continent on earth. So perhaps it won’t come as …
King Penguin Fun Facts & Information
On an adventure to Antarctica and the Subantarctic islands with Aurora Expeditions, there is one animal that almost everyone wants …
World Wildlife Day – Our Top 5 Polar Animals
Every year on March 3, it’s World Wildlife Day! This is a time when we are all encouraged to celebrate …
Exploring Film Locations With Aurora Expeditions
Do you get excited about relaxing in front of your favourite show after a long day? Well, how would you …
Interview With Skye Marr-Whelan – AEL & Operations Coordinator
Adventure is in the blood of this young expeditioner, whose résumé includes an impressive list of exciting expeditions with the …
Our 10 Most Popular Instagram Posts Of 2016
It’s been a great year for amazing photos, from Antarctica to the Arctic and to all the places in between. …
All About Antarctic Penguins
It’s time to refresh your penguin knowledge! Of all Antarctica’s resident animals, penguins are some of the most iconic and …
Best Birding Tours – A Birder’s Paradise
Aurora Expeditions’ voyages offer unique opportunities to experience some of our planet’s most extraordinary and rare bird and wildlife. Below …
Stepping Up Your Smartphone Photography
When you set out on a once in a lifetime voyage with Aurora Expeditions, you’ll want to capture the experience …
Who Were The First Australians In Antarctica?
It seems as though Australia and Antarctica are as different as two masses of land can get. While Antarctica is …
Amazing Mountains In Antarctica
In the world of alpine climbing, there is no destination quite so revered, nor so challenging as Antarctica. This wild …
Solo Adventure Vacations: Why You Should Go
It doesn’t matter whether you’re joining us around Antarctica or the European Arctic, undertaking a group holiday as a solo …
Mel Flies The Flag For Cystic Fibrosis
Cystic fibrosis, also known as CF, is a hereditary disease affecting the exocrine system. There is no known cure and …
Antarctica Photos – Best Of 16/17
Congratulations to our winners! The results are in from our 2016/17 Antarctic Photo Competition! Thanks to all passengers who entered the photo …
Why The Poles Are Perfect For Romantic Trips For 2
Ahh, Valentine’s Day. This celebration of love is upon us once again, when couples across the globe will be dreaming …
Sir Ernest Shackleton’s Endurance Expedition Timeline
Shackleton’s Endurance Expedition Timeline When Sir Ernest Shackleton’s Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition left South Georgia Island on 5 December 1914 to assist …
10 fun facts about Antarctica
Antarctica is truly unlike anywhere else on earth. Find out why with these 10 fun (and a little surprising) facts …
Interview With Liz Pope – Assistant Expedition Leader
With years of leading groups and travelling up her sleeve, this friendly and patient assistant expedition leader is always happy …
Two Best Books You Should Read For Your Antarctica Adventure
When you first set off on your Antarctic adventure, you’ll be following in the intrepid footsteps of many brave men …
Patagonia Adventure Trek & Antarctica Cruise Package
Take the ultimate expedition and experience the spectacular world renowned parks of Patagonia followed by a trip of a lifetime …
Wandering Albatross Facts & Information
Standing on the deck of the Polar Pioneer in Antarctica, there’s a good chance that you’ll experience bracing polar winds …
Fearless Females: Top Women In Polar Adventure
This International Women’s Day on March 8, Aurora Expeditions is celebrating the indomitable women who inspire us to keep exploring. Men …
