What a fantastic second day we had on South Georgia! Weather-wise, the snow and rain that we had yesterday passed by and we were treated to ...

The king in question is King George III of England and today we have arrived at one of the most spectacular islands in the world, named for ...

Today we had another pleasant day at sea, with lectures about the island's fauna and areas of interest, as well as the personalities tha...

As me ntioned yesterday, some of the passengers visited the Long Island Farm, a 22,000-acre sheep farm belonging to a 6th generation Falklan...

This morning we sailed into the harbour of Port Stanley (pop. 3000), capital of the Falkland Islands. Port Stanley was established in 1845, ...

After three glorious days at sea we have arrived in the West Falklands. Overnight, seas were rough but as we approached land, the sea calme...

The seas picked up today as a low pressure system moved in from the west, but the Fram remained quite stable under the circumstances (the f...

Today we woke up to beautiful bright sun and favourable seas. Many seabirds of several species were with us from morning to night. This was ...

This morning found us at the mouth of the mighty Rio de la Plata, which drains about one fifth of the area of South America and is the wides...

We have spent the last two days in this amazing Argentine city of Buenos Aires (population of metro area almost 14 million people!), but i...

An excited crew were watching Fram dock in Buenos Aires around noon. As soon as the ship was cleared we ran across the gangway to feel land ...

This morning we woke up to longed for sight, Land. Even though we seafarers love the ocean, its was nice to finally see land again after 20 ...

Today the Able Bodys have been preparing the ship for arrival Buenos Aires on Saturday. The entire ship has been washed. On the picture you ...

Today was another grey day and it is starting to get colder outside. Ship Doctor Eduardo decided to spend his break inside in the gym. The c...