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ANTARCTICA - CRUISE AND TRAVEL GUIDE

Visit the Cool Antarctica website Map of Antarctic small
A very useful guide to travel in the Antarctic can be found at the 'Cool Antarctica' website, whose excellent photogallery is mentioned above. The guide details the various basics of travel in cold climes, and gives some helpful information about the ships used and a host of other useful information.

Boat ViewCool Antarctica Cruise
The same site includes some details of clothing for extreme temperature, and the opportunity to purchase.

Visit the Polar Clothing Store

Another site full of useful details about what and what not to expect on an Antarctic tour, together with information on the various cruise ships and operators, is 'Cruises.about.com'.

Frank Wild pipeCape Wild, Elephant Island - a destination for many cruise ships
The site has many useful links and points to the kind of priorities to consider when planning an Antarctic Cruise.

Visit the Cruises.about.com website

The International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators
Zegrahm and Eco Tours are one of several well-established companies that offer keen travellers tours to Antarctica
The principal official source of information on cruise companies offering trips to Antarctica is IAATO, the International Association of Antarctica Cruise Operators, which has a valuable, well-illustrated website full of helpful and useful information.

IAATO Amanda Bay shipshadow
An amusing page of 'Shackleton Trivia' can also be found at the website of the double National Geographic award-winning tour company Zegrahm & Eco.

Enjoy the 'Shackleton trivia'

Read about the Zegrahm Shackleton tour

Read about the history of Shackleton's own expeditions at Zegrahm

 

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