What a dramatic weather change within 8 hours! Yesterday evening leaving the Lemaire Channel we enjoyed sunshine. This morning at Port Lockr...

To describe a day like this is almost impossible. It is difficult to transmit with words the beauty of what we have experienced and what we...

The morning saw us still in the Drake, but it has calmed down considerably and we experienced a very smooth Drake Passage with a low but lo...

Before enjoying something you have to work for it and before experiencing the beauty of Antarctica you have to suffer the Drake Passage. A...

Ushuaia, the southernmost town in the world (as they claim), always means one thing for our ship: Turnaround time! For the staff, this i...

Today we woke up to a deja vue. Wind and swell increased about 6 o’clock and during the breakfast we had a sea stage up to 7 in Beaufort sc...

Today many of our passengers had the chance to prove to themselves how good their sea legs were. A rough Drake greeted us in the early morni...

Overnight we crossed Bransfield Strait. The day’s activities started shortly before 8 o’clock. Tidily packed on the outside decks we watched...

With the memories of the wonderful afternoon and sunset we experienced the day before still fresh in our minds we began our new day sailing ...

Our plans for the morning were different, but change is a part of Antarctic Expedition. We planed to sail through the 10 km long and narrow ...

Today our day started with a visit to Cuverville Island, located between the Antarctic continent and Ronge Island. From a distance we could...

Here we are, officially in Antarctica after crossing the Antarctic Convergence and filled our normal daily life on board Fram with bridge v...

Today we have been sharing the habitat of the Drake Passage with magnificent Albatrosses. The sun has been friendly to us and between lect...

Its Wednesday and its Ushuaia, this means only one thing, turn around day- we say fond farewell to our friends that have travelled with us t...