Travel Guide to the Poles: Your Adventure Awaits

The fifth largest continent in the world and 98% covered by ice, which makes for some wonderful landscapes. Visitors come to see the glaciers and the penguins, blue whales and seals. You can trek over the great ice flows and enjoy skiing, climbing and sea kayaking. Uninhabited by humans, why not come and experience this unique and ancient snowscape first hand and wonder at the Aurora Australis, the southern lights.

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The Arctic

The Arctic

The Arctic is a truly spectacular location for a holiday with opportunities to explore the wondrous landscapes, see polar bears and icebergs. The Arctic offers some breathtaking activities and experiences and the chance to see seals, several species of whale including the killer whale and walrus. Witness the delights of the Aurora Borealis (northern lights) and go dog sledding and snowmobiling in one of the world’s last remaining continuous wilderness areas.

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The Antarctic

Travellers guide to the Antarctic, the coldest, driest, and most remote continent on Earth, a land of towering icebergs, vast glaciers, and breathtaking silence. Home to penguins, seals, and scientific research stations, this frozen wilderness offers an unforgettable glimpse into Earth’s extremes and the fragile beauty of our planet’s southernmost frontier.

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The Arctic

Guide to the Arctic; The Arctic is the remote, icy region encircling the North Pole, home to polar bears, glaciers, and the midnight sun. This fragile wilderness spans parts of Canada, Greenland, Norway, and Russia, offering stark beauty, unique wildlife, and insights into climate change at one of the planet’s most extreme frontiers.