Can you travel to Antarctica? Yes, here is how to visit Antarctica on an expedition cruise. Learn from experts who've been there for decades.
Find out when is the best time to visit Antarctica. Since much of Antarctica's wildlife is seasonal, choosing the right time to visit is key for your Antarctic cruise.
A complete Antarctica packing checklist covering everything from base layers, cold-weather clothing and waterproof outerwear. Don't forget to pack these items!
The average Antarctica cruise cost is about $10,000 per person. The least expensive cruises start at under $5,000. Luxury expedition cruises can exceed $30,000.
Do you need a passport to travel to Antarctica? Before you go on an Antarctica cruise, here is what to know about Antarctica visas, vaccinations, and permits.
Here are the most important questions to ask before you decide with whom to book your Antarctic adventure.
Hiking in Antarctica is the ultimate way to explore the Great White Continent. Hiking while on an expedition cruise is an unforgettable experience.
Capture Antarctica's breathtaking icy landscapes and extraordinary wildlife on a photographic cruise to the Great White Continent on an expedition cruise.
Paddle among whales, icebergs, glaciers and past beaches teeming with thousands of penguins, seabirds, and seals. Learn more about kayaking in Antarctica.
From observing penguin colony chaos to building an ice cream glacier, these unforgettable activities will enrich and enhance your child’s experience on the White Continent.
In this Expedition Spotlight, certified photo instructor Brooke Juhula shares her approach to photography on the spectacular seventh continent.
In this episode of In Good Company, learn how undersea specialist James Hyde prepares for a dive in Antarctica’s frigid waters.
In this episode of What to Expect, learn about the highlights of each Antarctic season to prepare for your next adventure.
In this episode of What to Expect, Expedition Leader Mike Jackson prepares guests for a safe and exhilarating kayaking experience in Antarctica.
Plunging into the frigid ocean is a badge of honor for many polar travelers. Here, naturalist Adrienne Bosworth answer top questions about this highly anticipated event.
Beginning Nov. 2024, National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions will expand its portfolio of Antarctica expeditions to fly and sail the legendary Drake Passage.
In this mesmerizing short film, cinematographer Andrew Studer captures the magic of Antarctica’s ethereal beauty.
Learn about the National Geographic Resolution and the National Geographic Endurance, two of the most innovative polar vessels in the world.
Discover Antarctica's surprising array of polar wildlife, from Adélie penguins to humpback whales.
In this episode of In Good Company, learn the basics of birding from Christian Cooper, author and host of National Geographic TV’s "Extraordinary Birder."
In this Expedition Spotlight, learn why South Georgia Island's endless wildlife earns it the title of the “Serengeti of the Southern Ocean.”
From sinister-looking leopard seals to wide-eyed Weddells, you’ll encounter up to six species of seals in the Antarctic, each with its own amazing adaptations to life in the frigid waters.
