Emperor Penguin
Imagine going on one of our voyages and spotting a penguin that could be as tall as your child. We’re talking about the emperor penguin, the tallest and heaviest species seen during our Antarctica trips.
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Macaroni Penguin
With its vivid orange-yellow crest, striking red eyes, and quirky name, the macaroni penguin stands out as the most numerous penguin species on Earth.
Albatross
Considered one of the largest flying seabirds by wingspan, albatrosses spend most of their time above the oceans due to their exceptional gliding flight ability and capacity to sleep while flying.
Gentoo Penguin
Known for its dashing swim speeds and charming pebble nests, the gentoo penguin thrives on ice-free shores and captures hearts with every waddle.
Southern Elephant Seal
Discover the Southern Elephant Seal, a fascinating and massive creature of the Southern Ocean, known for its incredible size, deep dives, and unique breeding behaviors.
King Penguin
The king penguin stands out not only for its striking orange markings but also for its large, fluffy brown chicks, often mistaken for a different species.
Minke Whale
Ever had a whale look back at you? Known for their curiosity, Minke whales often “spy-hop” right next to our Zodiacs. Learn more about the world of the poles’ most friendly resident.
8 Interesting Facts About Albatross
What does the word ‘albatross’ mean to you? If you golf, you may be familiar with the term as it means you are three under par on a hole. The word is also famously used to describe an unbearable burden in much poetry and folklore.
Wandering Albatross
There is no mightier bird than the Wandering Albatross, a bird surrounded by lore and impressive in their size and wingspan. Also known as the snowy albatross, the white-winged albatross and simply “goonie”, these birds are one of the largest seabirds on Earth.
Wildlife You Can See In Antarctica
Antarctica has an abundant amount of wildlife, with some animals uniquely endemic to the region while others migrate annually from different areas to breed and feed. Known for its extreme environment and freezing temperatures, you might think that there is little life...
Humpback Whale
Have you ever seen a whale whose tail patterns are as unique as human fingerprints? Meet the humpback whale, one of the ocean’s most incredible creatures of the sea.
Weddell Seal
Learn about the Weddell Seal, Antarctica’s southernmost breeding animal, their unique adaptations for underwater life, fascinating diet, vocalizations, and how they raise their pups.