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Antarktis
January 18, 2023 - 
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VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS An extra day on the Antarctic Peninsula Full access to the onboard photo experts Nearly 24 hours of daylight/twilight Camping & Kayaking available Daily Excursions (weather permitting)
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December 27, 2022 - 
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2023-12-07 - 
Dec 17, 2023
This Antarctic Peninsula and South Shetland Islands cruise delivers you into a landscape of dark rugged rock, pure white snow, and a fantastic variety of wildlife. Come say hello to whales, seals, and thousands of penguins....
2023-12-24 - 
Jan 05, 2024
“Base camp” is by definition a temporary storing and starting place, from which an activity starts. We offer “activity modules” which go beyond our normal shore program. The vessel will stay for two or three days at specific locations to serve our active passenge...
2023-12-23 - 
Jan 04, 2024
“Base camp” is by definition a temporary storing and starting place, from which an activity starts. We offer “activity modules” which go beyond our normal shore program. The vessel will stay for two or three days at specific locations to serve our active passenge...
2023-12-12 - 
Dec 24, 2023
“Base camp” is by definition a temporary storing and starting place, from which an activity starts. We offer “activity modules” which go beyond our normal shore program. The vessel will stay for two or three days at specific locations to serve our active passenge...
2023-12-11 - 
Dec 23, 2023
“Base camp” is by definition a temporary storing and starting place, from which an activity starts. We offer “activity modules” which go beyond our normal shore program. The vessel will stay for two or three days at specific locations to serve our active passenge...
2023-11-30 - 
Dec 12, 2023
“Base camp” is by definition a temporary storing and starting place, from which an activity starts. We offer “activity modules” which go beyond our normal shore program. The vessel will stay for two or three days at specific locations to serve our active passenge...
2023-11-25 - 
Dec 07, 2023
“Base camp” is by definition a temporary storing and starting place, from which an activity starts. We offer “activity modules” which go beyond our normal shore program. The vessel will stay for two or three days at specific locations to serve our active passenge...
2023-11-20 - 
Nov 30, 2023
See the Antarctic from the vantage point of a true expedition leader – from the air. Our helicopter capability on the Ortelius provides you the unique chance to view an emperor penguin rookery numbering upwards of 4,000 breeding pairs, located just south of Snow Hill Island. Heavy...
2023-11-13 - 
Nov 25, 2023
“Base camp” is by definition a temporary storing and starting place, from which an activity starts. We offer “activity modules” which go beyond our normal shore program. The vessel will stay for two or three days at specific locations to serve our active passenge...
2023-11-09 - 
Nov 23, 2023
Few places compare to South Georgia in terms of exotic wildlife and jaw-dropping scenery. On this exploratory voyage you can enjoy wandering albatross colonies while also seeing some of the biggest breeding spots for king penguins and elephant seals on Earth – along with day after...

Visiting Antarctica in January

January is an ideal time to visit Antarctica for those looking to experience the region’s wildlife, unique landscapes, and outdoor activities. However, it’s essential to note that weather conditions in Antarctica can be unpredictable, so it’s always best to check with your travel provider before booking your trip.

5 Reasons to Visit Antarctica in January

1- Weather

January is the warmest month in Antarctica, with temperatures ranging from around -5°C to 5°C (23°F to 41°F). The weather is generally stable during this time, making it easier to travel and explore the polar region.

2- Wildlife

January is the height of the Antarctic summer, and the wildlife is incredibly active. Penguin chicks are starting to fledge, and seals and whales are plentiful. This is an ideal time for wildlife enthusiasts to visit Antarctica.

3- Activities

This month is an excellent time for outdoor activities such as kayaking, mountaineering, and camping. The weather is generally more stable, and the days are longer, making it easier to enjoy these activities.

4. Scenery

January is an ideal time to see Antarctica’s stunning landscapes, with the sun shining low on the horizon, creating beautiful light for photography and sightseeing.

5- Research Stations

Many of the research stations in Antarctica are fully operational during January, and some offer tours and visits to learn about the research being conducted on the continent.

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Guests may have the opportunity to camp on the continent 

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Antarctica Cruises in January

Antarctica – Discovery and learning voyage
This Antarctic Peninsula and South Shetland Islands cruise delivers you into a landscape of rugged rock, pure white snow, and a fantastic variety of wildlife. See whales, seals, and thousands of penguins.
$ 8,650
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Celebrating Antarctica
Our extensive experience navigating its shifting sea, ice and wind will ensure that you make the most of your journey. Prepare yourself for towering icebergs, awe-inspiring wildlife, and historical sites that will take you back in time.
$ 10,705
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Polar Circle Air-Cruise
The Polar Circle air-cruise is one of the most adventurous expeditions that we offer. Our main objective on this air-cruise expedition is to try and reach the Antarctic Polar Circle located at approximately 66° south of the equator.
$ 18,495
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