Planning Your Trip to Antarctica
Here are our tips to help you prepare for your upcoming Antarctica expedition.
When travelling to Antarctica it is important you are prepared for your expedition. Our team of Antarctic experts have pulled together a wealth of important information to help you prepare for your upcoming journey. From what to wear to how to get to our Antarctic departure ports, our information below aims to help you start planning your adventure and give you an idea of what you’ll need to know before you go.
If you still have more questions or queries, feel free to contact our team of Expedition Experts.
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View DetailsOur Antarctic Ports
All of our Antarctica expeditions departure from either Chile or Argentina in South America. Find out more about each Antarctic gateway and the best route to reach your departure port.
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View DetailsHealth, Fitness & Age Limits
Our expeditions to Antarctica are suitable for a wide range of ages and physical abilities. From our daily landings to our option adventure activities, we leave it up to you to participate in whichever activity you choose.
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View DetailsTravel Insurance for Antarctica
Travel insurance covering emergency evacuation is mandatory on all of our Antarctic expeditions. Find out what exactly you’ll need to be covered for here.
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View DetailsSolo Travellers, Families & Groups
Whether you are planning on travelling alone, with your kids or part of a special organised group, we can cater for your once-in-a-lifetime holiday to Antarctica!
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View DetailsAntarctic Photography Hints
From towering icebergs, rugged cliffs and smiling faces, there is always something to photograph in Antarctica! Read on for our handy Antarctic photography hints.
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View DetailsVisas & Passport for Antarctica
Find out about passport requirements or if you’ll need to apply for a visa or cover any reciprocity fees before you depart on your Antarctic expedition.
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View DetailsWhat to Wear in Antarctica
From head to toe, our Antarctica packing tips will help you decide on what you need to pack for your trip to Antarctica to ensure you stay comfortable and warm during your expedition.
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View DetailsDrone photography in Antarctica: Rules and Regulations
Drones are becoming a very popular way to take photos. Does this mean that you can bring your drone to Antarctica?
Absolutely 100% performance from the Staff and Crew, Aurora should be proud of the standard of their employees!John Parkinson - Spirit of Antarctica, 2015
The crew were amazing, couldn't have asked for a better experience on this tripJoshua Griffiths - New Year in Antarctica, 2015
The staff and crew were excellent and all worked hard to make the trip an experience to remember.Karen Bonthrone, UK - Weddell Sea and Antarctic Explorer, February 2016
