Early this morning we entered the port of Ushuaia, with it's magnificent backdrop of the southern Andes mountains. The most southerly ci...

(Naut.) A sailers cry upon sighting land, and we did just this today. More later. The strong winds that we had all day yesterday dropped o...

There is only one band of latitudes on Earth where you can go around the world and never hit land. South of the southern tip of Tierra del...

Early this morning around breakfast we cruised through the Lemaire Channel between Booth Island and the mainland of west Antarctica. It wa...

Yesterday was an amazing and interesting day at the same time. "May you live in interesting times" goes the proverb and we sure ...

Last evening we had very rough sea conditions, which lasted through most of the night. In the very early morning we approached the South S...

Say that 10 times in the row! Today we continued to sail southwest from South Georgia, on our way to Antarctica. Yesterday we crossed the ...

After our departure from Drygalski Fjord last night we headed into rather agitated seas, only to wake up to a beautiful calm sunny day with ...

Temperature range for the day: 5 to 13°C. These are some keywords for our second day on South Georgia. Yesterday evening we sailed into C...

Early this morning we approached the north coast of South Georgia, abruptly turned right, and entered Fortuna Bay. This was to be the site...

We spent our second day at sea from the Falklands to South Georgia enjoying the better weather outside, and sea-watching. A moderate breez...

We are skimming the top edge of the Scotia Sea on our way from the Falkland Islands to South Georgia. The day was grey and rainy, which made...

...well for many of us at least. Those who went on excursions to the Long Island Farm or Volunteer Point left this marvellous town of Stanle...