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     GoPro: World's First Antarctica Crossing | Solo, Unsupported and Unaided.

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     Surviving the Drake Passage Crossing to Antarctica (What it's REALLY like!)

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     Crossing Antarctica solo: A lonely journey across the ice

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2. www.gadventures.com › travel-styles › cruisingAntarctica Cruises & Tours in 2024 & 2025 - G Adventures

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   Cold comfort. A high-performance parka designed specifically for adventuring in the polar regions’ frozen climate, the official G Expedition parka combines functional cold-weather features like breathable waterproof fabric, a removable 5cm (2 in) Thinsulate TM liner, reflective taping by 3M, and a removable hood with microfleece lining.

3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › List_of_Antarctic_expeditionsList of Antarctic expeditions - Wikipedia

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   1911–1914 – Australasian Antarctic Expedition – led by Douglas Mawson. 1914–1916 – Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition – led by Ernest Shackleton. 1914–1917 – Ross Sea Party – led by Aeneas Mackintosh. 1920–1922 – British Graham Land Expedition – a British expedition to Graham Land led by John Lachlan Cope.

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5. www.antarcticacruises.com › itineraries › antarcticaThe Antarctica Explorer | Antarctica Cruises

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   Experience unbridled adventure exploring the pristine Antarctic Peninsula with its stunning landscapes and remarkable wildlife. Embark on one of the longest Antarctica-only cruises, this 13-day Antarctica Explorer voyage, and discover in depth the breathtaking scenery, glacier-clad peaks, and extraordinary wildlife of the Great White Continent.

6. www.quarkexpeditions.com › expeditions › antarcticAntarctic Express: Crossing the Circle | Quark Expeditions

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   Check off a travel milestone by crossing the Antarctic Circle. Maximize your adventure by skipping the ocean transit and flying over the Drake Passage by charter plane. Simply combine our exciting Crossing the Circle: Southern Expedition itinerary with a direct round-trip flight from Chile to your polar-ready ship, to get our Antarctic Express: Crossing the Circle voyage. Then, explore the ...

7. www.quarkexpeditions.com › expeditions › epicEpic Antarctica Crossing the Circle via Falklands and South ...

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   Starting From: $29,866 USD. Duration: 23 days. Our Epic Antarctica voyage is called so for a reason—it includes all of the major Antarctic highlights you can imagine. From the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) to South Georgia to the Antarctic Peninsula, you will have countless unforgettable moments on this adventure-packed, 23-day voyage.

8. www.swoop-antarctica.com › cruises › circleCrossing the Antarctic Circle | Swoop Antarctica

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   Crossing the Antarctic Circle. Spend 6 full days exploring Antarctica with the Polar Circle at 66 degrees south as your most southerly objective, on board one of the most exciting new vessels. A maximum of just 132 passengers, with spacious cabins, state-of-the-art technology and optional kayaking, polar snorkelling or diving available.

9. explorersweb.com › crossing-antarctica-how-the-Crossing Antarctica: How the Confusion Began and Where Do We ...

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   9 janv. 2019 · In 1988, the fledgling logistics operator Adventure Network International (ANI, later to become today’s ALE — Antarctic Logistics & Expeditions) ran the first commercially guided ski expedition to the South Pole. Four guides led seven clients, using both snowmobiles and multiple air drops to greatly reduce the loads.