At the end of our voyages, the chatter continues about different wildlife sightings and experiences. It’s not uncommon to have a friendly discussion on what animal you enjoyed seeing best. Between the four species of penguins we typically see on mainland Antarctica,...
The orca, also known as the killer whale, is the ocean’s most formidable predator and the biggest member of the dolphin family.
Arctic Terns are one of the most famous seabirds in the world, known for their long-distance migrations from one pole to another.
On a voyage to Antarctica, most people are excited about seeing the amazing scenery, icebergs, seals, whales and penguins. However, the incredible birds found during our voyages also offer quite a bit of excitement, and the moment we set sail on our journey we get to...
The leopard seal, also known as the “sea leopard”, is a solitary marine mammal that is unique among Antarctic animals and serves as the top predator in its ecosystem.
Spotting seals in their natural habitat is just one of the many incredible wildlife highlights on our voyages to the Southern Hemisphere.
In honor of World Migratory Bird Day, we thought we’d give you a brief introduction to some of the migratory birds you might encounter on our trips. Birding on our voyages is one of the most popular activities, and often passengers will collect on the outer decks to...
Discover the captivating world of Antarctic penguins! Learn about the eight unique species you might encounter on your expedition, from the majestic Emperor to the social Chinstrap, and what makes each one special
Whale watching is hands down one of the top activities on all our voyages. How could it not be? The Antarctic Peninsula is a prime zone for spotting these giants of the sea, and with its endless vistas and exquisite bays, it’s heaven!