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Time flies by! The last 7 days have been hectic, doing at least one landing every day, some days 2, plus extra activities like cruising, sn...

We had a very interesting day today. The morning was a little different in that instead of a landing we planned a small-boat cruise around t...

The light snow continues as we make our way down the Antarctic Peninsula. Today we stopped at the popular landing spot of Cuverville Island,...

Today was a big day for many of our passengers, as our landing site, Neko Harbour, is the only place where we can do a landing on the conti...

Faithful blog readers will be familiar with Deception Island. It is an active volcano and a small entrance known as Neptune's Bellows al...

This journey to and along the Antarctic Peninsula is – first and foremost – about penguins and ice, a lot of ice. Today, we made an excepti...

So after a great surprise yesterday when we cruised in the vicinity of Point Lookout on Elephant Island, today, we visited Penguin Island o...

We are back in the Antarctic again! The crossing of the Drake Passage, which can be quite dreadful in bad weather, was a pure “Drake Lake”,...

USH is how we refer to Ushuaia and Ushuaia is where Fram is today. This most southerly city in the world conjures up so many impressions, es...

It is not often this early in the Antarctic summer season that you are able to navigate through the Lemaire Channel, then farther south to P...