Cruising to Antarctica's Remote Regions
Veteran cruiser Marilyn Jones investigates a group of extra-adventurous Antarctic trips
Veteran cruiser Marilyn Jones investigates a group of extra-adventurous Antarctic trips
Antarctica is one of the last great wildernesses. It’s a place where human influence remains minimal and nature rules supreme. Exploring it shows nature in its rawest state (sponsored content).
Antarctica, the southernmost continent on Earth, is a land of extremes and a place of wonder for scientists and travelers alike. A visit to Antarctica is unlike any other travel experience (sponsored content)
A research team working with Viking's expeditions, finds a new colony of penguins off an Antarctic island
A Norwegian research base in Antarctica gets a 'special delivery'
Avian flu is a threat to the continent's penguins, but tour operators believe they can avoid a complete shutdown using new rules
Deception Island is one of the only active volcanoes in the world into whose caldera a ship can sail.
A list of posts detailing DrFumblefinger's journey to Antarctica
DrFumblefinger's last day in Antarctica features a wildlife rich destination known as Elephant Point.
An urgent project to mine glaciers for ice cores that can reveal earth's history and the effects of climate change
DrFumblefinger lands and explores parts of Half Moon Island, part of the South Shetlands. Lots of seals and penguins made for an enjoyable visit.
A medical emergency at sea causes DrFumblefinger's Antarctic cruise ship to be diverted to the harbor in King George Island, where a plane evacuated a critically ill passenger.
DrFumblefinger enjoys his transit down the beautiful and highly photogenic Lemaire channel.
DrFumblefinger explores Hidden Bay on his third day in Antarctica. The scenery is memorable, especially the large basalt towers around the Bay.
DrFumblefinger concludes his visit to Danco Island with a look at the island's population of Gentoo penguins.