— the edge of the world is closer than you think.
Independent Antarctica specialists. We match every traveller with the right ship, route and season, then one polar specialist plans every detail.
The coldest place on Earth
The windiest continent
The driest continent
The highest continent on average
Crossing the Drake Passage
Two days of open ocean stand between South America and the White Continent. Some sail it, some fly over it. All of them arrive changed. We'll help you choose your way across.
We don't own a ship, and that's the point. Seventh Continent is an independent specialist. We sell voyages run by IAATO-member expedition operators, so our only loyalty is to the right fit for you: ship size, landing time, cabin, route and season, compared honestly, with one polar specialist who tells you which voyage they'd choose in your place.
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The bottom of the world
Arriving on the Antarctic Peninsula
64° 49′ S, 63° 30′ W
The engines hush, the light turns blue, and the first iceberg slides past the window. You made it.
Season runs roughly November to March (verify)
Up to 20+ hours of daylight in December (verify)
Peninsula summer temperatures often near 0 °C (verify)
Whale sightings peak in February and March (verify)
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