A Luxury Antarctica Expedition to the South Pole
An epic Antarctica adventure to explore the White Continent in-depth, including one night at the South Pole
Personalised journeys from start to finish
Every trip helps support Conservation
Every detail taken care of
Itinerary highlights
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Spend two nights in Cape Town, discovering some of the most iconic site in the Mother City
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Get to known Antarctica at a pace that suits you, from gentle hikes to more adventurous exploring
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Fly to the South Pole and spend the night in a specialist tent
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Visit the Amundsen- Scott American science station
What's included
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Completely private tours in Cape Town
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Special flight from Cape Town to Antarctica
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Specialist Antarctica Camp
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South Pole expedition
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Luxury accommodation throughout
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Meet and greet airport service
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Full support from your Travel Concierge before, during and after your trip
At a glance
This is a once in a lifetime, and ultimate in-depth Antarctica experience; staying and exploring its landscapes and wildlife from an expert, hi-tech camp base for six full days. Including a flight further inland to observe an Emperor Penguin colony up close and spend at night at the Geographical South Pole.
Choose from an incredible selection of daily activities and excursions, such as kite skiing, exploring ice caves and giant abseiling, tailored to the camp each day and all led by a team of professional Antarctica guides. Flying from Cape Town you’ll also have the chance to experience this spectacular city and the Cape Peninsula, with a whole host of expertly guided private tours to choose from.
Example trip itinerary
Cape Town
Meet and greet at Cape Town airport
On arrival at Cape Town, you will be met airside by a Jacada representative, as you enter the terminal building. You will be fast-tracked through immigration, assisted with baggage collection and assisted to your onward arrangements.
Transfer
Private transfer to your Cape Town Hotel
Accommodation in Cape Town
Cape Town
Overview
A very elegant boutique hotel in what once was the grand residence of the harbour engineer, the Dock House sits in a prime position next to the Timeball Tower, and all six of its suites looks out onto the city’s second most iconic landmark (after Table Mountain), the V&A Waterfront.
Amidst the bustle of the designer ateliers and boutique stores of the Waterfront, the Dock House has created a sleek and elegant sanctuary with a central lawn to dine out on, take a dip in the pool, and which commands superb views of Table Mountain. The décor throughout is a modern take on traditional neoclassical furniture and style, with neutral dove-grey tones, sparkling chandeliers, and minimal luxury. Each, very spacious suite has a balcony overlooking the Waterfront and the grand suite even had its own garden. With a total of just six rooms, the whole property can in fact be hired for exclusive use.
The service is attentive, the stay is intimate and impeccable, and there is a state of the art spa for some serious indulgence.
→ Find out moreCape Town
Highlights
- 11 rooms, two suites, two villas
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Spa
- Restaurant
- Contemporary art gallery
- Sommelier-led wine tastings
Overview
Ellerman House is a class act throughout. It feels very much like your own home but with top class service befitting a five-star hotel. Perched in one of the most spectacular and privileged settings in Cape Town overlooking Bantry Bay, it is the epitome of comfort and class with a relaxed, elegant style. Decoration is colonial, with a nod to the contemporary and recently refurbished to provide thoroughly modern comforts.
Where Ellerman House excels above others is the excellent house staff, who in these grand surrounds create such a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Taking a (complimentary) evening cocktail from the lounge and strolling out onto the peaceful gardens overlooking the sea for sunset is the perfect end to a day in Cape Town as one feels both special and relaxing.
There are just 11 rooms, two suites and two private contemporary villas. Communal areas include a spacious lounge, large garden area (with outdoor pool) and a huge spa. There is an open kitchen you are invited to visit, a pantry that you can raid as well as the complimentary evening cocktails.
A particular feature of the property is its private art collection. This is simply outstanding, one of the best in South Africa with works from African masters inside the main building and then, underneath is a contemporary gallery. For anyone interested in art this will add an extra element to their stay.
Guests are also able to book Sleep Rooms at Ellerman House. A concept created by wellness expert Harry Jameson, each of the 13 rooms at the property can be converted into wellness rooms specially designed to optimise both sleep and recovery.
→ Find out moreCape Town
Overview
For a dose of cosy luxury, check in to the Tintswalo Atlantic. Perched right on the edge of the South African shoreline, this boutique hotel is tucked away between the rugged cliffs and gentle waters of Hout Bay, providing you with a degree of isolation from the bustle of Cape Town yet remaining close enough to allow easy access to the area’s sights and activities.
This hotel makes for a great base camp in the region; from here you can enjoy watching the busy local harbor unloading their catch each morning, indulge yourself in some retail therapy at the V&A Waterfront, explore the nearby Constantina Winelands or head slightly further afield and trek through the Table Mountain National Park, just a short car journey away.
There are a host of themed suites to choose from, each with its own individual decor and ambiance. All come with stunning panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean stretching from horizon to horizon. When you’re not sampling the plush bedding, then take a dip in the saltwater pool on the hotel decking, or sip cocktails in the bar at sunset at the waves lap against the shore.
→ Find out moreCape Town
Overview
Situated in the heart of the V&A Waterfront, the Cape Grace is one of Cape Town’s most famous luxury hotels. You can expect world class, personalised service from the Grace in a location perfect for enjoying the restaurants, boutiques and entertainment of this upmarket area. The hotel also has a strong focus on contributing to community upliftment and has varuous measures in place to improve their water and energy consumption.
Reflecting its location, the recently refurbished décor has a nautical theme and is full of local detail, with antiques and maps adorning the hallways. In a playful touch, sumptuous chandeliers are adorned with unusual items (such as crockery and kitchenware in the Restaurant area). The 120 rooms and suites are spacious, comfortable and elegantly decorated offering views out to Table Mountain, Signal Hill or the Marina.
The hotel also features a luxurious pool and outdoor deck, a spa on the top floor and a great whiskey bar. You can walk straight out into the waterfront area here making it a perennial favourite.
→ Find out moreCape Town
Overview
The Grand Dame, heritage property of Cape Town, the Mount Nelson comes with bags of history and is perhaps the most famous hotel in the city. It’s set in large grounds and is made up of a number of different smaller buildings. Most rooms have been refurbished with a contemporary refresh, adding comfort and modern touches to the historic décor. The bar and restaurant have had a similar treatment making them a popular place to visit for Capetonians (a great sign for any hotel restaurant, particularly in the fickle and competitive Cape Town restaurant scene).
From their vermiculture project and on-site beehives, to their use of locally produced organic vegetables, the hotel puts a strong emphasis on having a positive impact on the environment and local community.
Rooms are very comfortable and spacious and are located in several buildings dotted throughout the large property and gardens. This makes it stand apart from other larger hotels in Cape Town as in this most outdoor of cities it’s great to have large, green gardens to take a stroll through and outdoor pools (and for the more active, there are also tennis courts).
Though The Mount Nelson is very much a location in itself, the large grounds sit just a short stroll away from downtown and also the Kloof Street Area, which is famous among locals for excellent new restaurants and boutiques. Afternoon Tea at the Nelson (or Nellie as it is affectionately known) is a Cape Town institution and well worth trying.
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Two days exploring Cape Town
Spend your time relaxing and exploring this wonderful city. You have our top recommendations for activities, restaurants and shopping so that you can make the most of your time here.
Full Day Cape Point & Peninsula Tour
Take one of the most scenic journeys in the world in this wonderful, full day private tour. Your guide will collect you from your hotel in the morning and bring you out through the coastal suburbs.
The trip is entirely private, so you can take things at your own pace though typically you'll make stops to see the highlights shown below:
Hout Bay and Chapman Peak Drive
Leaving the suburbs of Cape Town the road winds through Hout Bay and up over Chapmans peak for truly stunning views of the coastline. If we're lucky we may even see Southern Right Whales in the waters off-shore from June-November.
Cape of Good Hope
Explore the rocky coastline and unique Cape Fynbos vegetation which is home to unique bird-life such as African Black Oystercatchers and Cape Sugarbirds amongst others. Climb to the famous Cape Point Lighthouse to capture the magical vistas of False Bay, and stop at the south western most point of Africa - the fabled Cape of Good Hope.
Simon's Town & Boulders Bay
We will visit Boulders Beach for an exciting close up encounter with African Penguins. Drive through the historical naval village of Simonstown and over yet another spectacular mountain pass; Boyes Drive, where you will take in views of the quaint fishing harbour at Kalk Bay as well as the seaside villages of St James and Muizenberg.
The Flagship Lunch
Today you'll enjoy a delicious gourmet lunch in what is one of Cape Town's best kept secrets, the late Chef Bruce Robertson's celebrated restaurant The Flagship.
You will be hosted with a maximum of sixteen guests at the chef's table at The Flagship located in the Winston, a smart Cape Cod-style mansion in Simon's Town. You will be served an inspired five course seafood menu, with local peninsula and seasonal ingredients, expertly paired with a fine selection of award winning wines.
Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens
As we return to the city (time allowing) you have the opportunity to visit these magnificent gardens set on the slopes of Table Mountain before returning to your hotel in the city.
Transfer
Private transfer to Cape Town airport
Flight
Special flight from Cape Town to Antarctica
Antarctica
Transfer
Transfer to Whichaway Camp
Four days exploring Antarctica from Whichaway Camp
Usually your stay here kicks off with you getting settled into your sleeping pod before an introductory afternoon trek and evening presentation. With only 12 clients on each adventure and professional polar explorers as your guides, the day to day itineraries are tailored to each individual. They can be as relaxed or adventurous as you want. You don’t need to be an athlete to come with us, only in normal physical condition. With gentle treks and picnics overlooking the ice waves, you will have all the time in the world to truly explore this great wilderness. Then, for those searching for more adrenaline, your guides can push you as far as you want to go; from kite-skiing around camp to ice climbing up virgin peaks. Put simply: the landscape is as big as your imagination.
Whichaway Camp Activity : Ice Treks
Whichaway Camp Activity : Kite skiing
Whichaway Camp Activity : Ice Caves
Whichaway Camp Activity : Giant Abseiling
Whichaway Camp Activity : Overland Flight and Emperor Penguins
Today you will fly two hours across Antarctica, providing immense views of the high polar plateau before landing at the Emperor Penguin colony. You will be the only people to witness this incredible wildlife spectacle and able to get up close and personal to these real life stars of “March of the Penguins”. You will sit in wonder as the chicks waddle right up to you, their parents equally inquisitive to these strange newcomers to their icy land. It is one of the greatest thrills on earth to witness such a rare and secluded wildlife spectacle. After that, there is the option to drive about 1hr from our camp to a small mountain range. In this stunning landscape, we ski tour around the base of the mountains, even reaching the summit under the expert leadership of your guides.
Whichaway Camp Activity : 'Neverland' Hike to see the Ice Waves
You drive to an area named “Neverland” and, using ropes, walk on the edge of a 200ft cliff overlooking the magnificent ice waves.
Overland Flight to South Pole
Then, you fly to the South Pole - the holy grail of the early explorers and the lowest point on earth. It is a 2,400km flight over unexplored mountain ranges and the mighty High Polar Plateau. After 7hrs, with a stop on the plateau to re-fuel, we land at the pole itself.
South Pole
Tour and Overnight at the South Pole
At the designated marker, you will be at the lowest point on Earth. At this one point there is no more East, South or West on the planet – only North and you will be able to walk around the world in just a few paces! You'll get the chance to visit the Amundsen-Scott Science station, spend the night in specialist tents near the South Pole. You will be comfortable and well looked after as we experience camping in one of the wildest places on earth.
Amundsen- Scott American science station
Learn all about this US scientific research station and their often ground-breaking research, before going to their unique South Pole shop to buy souvenirs and even send postcards!
Geographical South Pole
Flight
Flight from the South Pole back to Camp
Antarctica
Whichaway Camp : Three course dinner
Enjoy a three-course dinner and some champagne to celebrate your Antarctica achievement.
Final day at leisure at Whichway Camp
Transfer
Transfer from Whichaway Camp to the airport
Flight
Special flight from Antarctica to Cape Town
Cape Town
Transfer
Private transfer from Cape Town airport to Cape Town hotel
Accommodation in Cape Town
Cape Town
Highlights
- 11 rooms, two suites, two villas
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Spa
- Restaurant
- Contemporary art gallery
- Sommelier-led wine tastings
Overview
Ellerman House is a class act throughout. It feels very much like your own home but with top class service befitting a five-star hotel. Perched in one of the most spectacular and privileged settings in Cape Town overlooking Bantry Bay, it is the epitome of comfort and class with a relaxed, elegant style. Decoration is colonial, with a nod to the contemporary and recently refurbished to provide thoroughly modern comforts.
Where Ellerman House excels above others is the excellent house staff, who in these grand surrounds create such a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Taking a (complimentary) evening cocktail from the lounge and strolling out onto the peaceful gardens overlooking the sea for sunset is the perfect end to a day in Cape Town as one feels both special and relaxing.
There are just 11 rooms, two suites and two private contemporary villas. Communal areas include a spacious lounge, large garden area (with outdoor pool) and a huge spa. There is an open kitchen you are invited to visit, a pantry that you can raid as well as the complimentary evening cocktails.
A particular feature of the property is its private art collection. This is simply outstanding, one of the best in South Africa with works from African masters inside the main building and then, underneath is a contemporary gallery. For anyone interested in art this will add an extra element to their stay.
Guests are also able to book Sleep Rooms at Ellerman House. A concept created by wellness expert Harry Jameson, each of the 13 rooms at the property can be converted into wellness rooms specially designed to optimise both sleep and recovery.
→ Find out moreCape Town
Overview
For a dose of cosy luxury, check in to the Tintswalo Atlantic. Perched right on the edge of the South African shoreline, this boutique hotel is tucked away between the rugged cliffs and gentle waters of Hout Bay, providing you with a degree of isolation from the bustle of Cape Town yet remaining close enough to allow easy access to the area’s sights and activities.
This hotel makes for a great base camp in the region; from here you can enjoy watching the busy local harbor unloading their catch each morning, indulge yourself in some retail therapy at the V&A Waterfront, explore the nearby Constantina Winelands or head slightly further afield and trek through the Table Mountain National Park, just a short car journey away.
There are a host of themed suites to choose from, each with its own individual decor and ambiance. All come with stunning panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean stretching from horizon to horizon. When you’re not sampling the plush bedding, then take a dip in the saltwater pool on the hotel decking, or sip cocktails in the bar at sunset at the waves lap against the shore.
→ Find out moreCape Town
Overview
Situated in the heart of the V&A Waterfront, the Cape Grace is one of Cape Town’s most famous luxury hotels. You can expect world class, personalised service from the Grace in a location perfect for enjoying the restaurants, boutiques and entertainment of this upmarket area. The hotel also has a strong focus on contributing to community upliftment and has varuous measures in place to improve their water and energy consumption.
Reflecting its location, the recently refurbished décor has a nautical theme and is full of local detail, with antiques and maps adorning the hallways. In a playful touch, sumptuous chandeliers are adorned with unusual items (such as crockery and kitchenware in the Restaurant area). The 120 rooms and suites are spacious, comfortable and elegantly decorated offering views out to Table Mountain, Signal Hill or the Marina.
The hotel also features a luxurious pool and outdoor deck, a spa on the top floor and a great whiskey bar. You can walk straight out into the waterfront area here making it a perennial favourite.
→ Find out moreCape Town
Overview
The Grand Dame, heritage property of Cape Town, the Mount Nelson comes with bags of history and is perhaps the most famous hotel in the city. It’s set in large grounds and is made up of a number of different smaller buildings. Most rooms have been refurbished with a contemporary refresh, adding comfort and modern touches to the historic décor. The bar and restaurant have had a similar treatment making them a popular place to visit for Capetonians (a great sign for any hotel restaurant, particularly in the fickle and competitive Cape Town restaurant scene).
From their vermiculture project and on-site beehives, to their use of locally produced organic vegetables, the hotel puts a strong emphasis on having a positive impact on the environment and local community.
Rooms are very comfortable and spacious and are located in several buildings dotted throughout the large property and gardens. This makes it stand apart from other larger hotels in Cape Town as in this most outdoor of cities it’s great to have large, green gardens to take a stroll through and outdoor pools (and for the more active, there are also tennis courts).
Though The Mount Nelson is very much a location in itself, the large grounds sit just a short stroll away from downtown and also the Kloof Street Area, which is famous among locals for excellent new restaurants and boutiques. Afternoon Tea at the Nelson (or Nellie as it is affectionately known) is a Cape Town institution and well worth trying.
→ Find out moreCape Town
Highlights
- Design by local artisans
- Holistic spa
- Two beautifully tiled pools
- Seasonal produce & local wines
- Private dining on request
Overview
This historic hotel in colourful Cape Town has just 19 rooms, offering an intimate escape from the neighbourhood’s buzzy streets. It’s all about local artisans here, with artworks, crafts and striking pieces of furniture that create a bold but beautiful maximalist aesthetic. Expect emerald greens and distinctive printed wallpapers, accented with gold trimmings.
The property is perfectly placed for exploring the restaurants and bars on popular Kloof Street, or for getting outdoors and atop Table Mountain, where views of the city are truly awe-inspiring. There’s plenty of pleasure to be found inside the hotel, too, though, with two prettily tiled swimming pools and a handful of loungers that invite you to laze around in the sun for at least a few hours.
Food here is served in Upper Union, where a carefully curated menu offers seasonal produce by way of small plates and larger dishes, and the cocktails are a highlight for locals and visitors alike.
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The impact of your stay:
- Built in the early 1800s and declared a national monument in 1984, Cape Cadogan underwent a thoughtful restoration to become a stylish city hotel. Retaining the original features, it stands as an iconic symbol of Cape Town, serving as a reminder of the city’s history and cultural heritage.
- Revenue from Cape Cadogan Boutique Hotel supports the More Community Foundation, with a strong emphasis on vital education in the local area. In the Cape Town region, they’ve funded the Injongo Educare Centre, catering to children from the Mfuleni area and providing an after-school care programme for children from neighbouring schools.
- With every stay, a sustainability levy is directed to the More Community Foundation, which aids in overseeing their sustainability initiatives. These efforts include the elimination of single-use plastics, the establishment of effective recycling systems, and the monthly generation of a sustainability report. This report captures all relevant data and serves as a workshop tool to continuously enhance their environmental impact and reduce their carbon footprint.
Transfer
Private transfer to Cape Town airport
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A Luxury Antarctica Expedition to the South Pole
How we work
This is a once in a lifetime, and ultimate in-depth Antarctica experience; staying and exploring its landscapes and wildlife from an expert, hi-tech camp base for six full days. Including a flight further inland to observe an Emperor Penguin colony up close and spend at night at the Geographical South Pole. Choose from an incredible selection of daily activities and excursions, such as kite skiing, exploring ice caves and giant abseiling, tailored to the camp each day and all led by a team of professional Antarctica guides. Flying from Cape Town you’ll also have the chance to experience this spectacular city and the Cape Peninsula, with a whole host of expertly guided private tours to choose from. | Whats included?
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Days 1-3 |
Cape Town |
| Meet and greet at Cape Town airport On arrival at Cape Town, you will be met airside by a Jacada representative, as you enter the terminal building. You will be fast-tracked through immigration, assisted with baggage collection and assisted to your onward arrangements. |
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Flights & transfers
Private transfer to your Cape Town Hotel |
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Accommodation in Cape Town
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The Dock House - $$$$$
A very elegant boutique hotel in what once was the grand residence of the harbour engineer,...
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Ellerman House - $$$$$
Ellerman House is a class act throughout. Not to mention a wonderful piece of history that...
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Tintswalo Atlantic - $$$$$
For a dose of cosy luxury, check in to the Tintswalo Atlantic. Perched right on the edge of...
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The Cape Grace - $$$$$
Situated in the heart of the V&A Waterfront, the Cape Grace is one of Cape Town’s most...
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The Mount Nelson - $$$$$
The Grand Dame, heritage property of Cape Town, the Mount Nelson comes with bags of history...
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| Two days exploring Cape Town Spend your time relaxing and exploring this wonderful city. You have our top recommendations for activities, restaurants and shopping so that you can make the most of your time here. |
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| Full Day Cape Point & Peninsula Tour Take one of the most scenic journeys in the world in this wonderful, full day private tour. Your guide will collect you from your hotel in the morning and bring you out through the coastal suburbs.
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| Hout Bay and Chapman Peak Drive Leaving the suburbs of Cape Town the road winds through Hout Bay and up over Chapmans peak for truly stunning views of the coastline. If we're lucky we may even see Southern Right Whales in the waters off-shore from June-November. |
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| Cape of Good Hope Explore the rocky coastline and unique Cape Fynbos vegetation which is home to unique bird-life such as African Black Oystercatchers and Cape Sugarbirds amongst others. Climb to the famous Cape Point Lighthouse to capture the magical vistas of False Bay, and stop at the south western most point of Africa - the fabled Cape of Good Hope. |
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| Simon's Town & Boulders Bay We will visit Boulders Beach for an exciting close up encounter with African Penguins. Drive through the historical naval village of Simonstown and over yet another spectacular mountain pass; Boyes Drive, where you will take in views of the quaint fishing harbour at Kalk Bay as well as the seaside villages of St James and Muizenberg. |
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| The Flagship Lunch Today you'll enjoy a delicious gourmet lunch in what is one of Cape Town's best kept secrets, the late Chef Bruce Robertson's celebrated restaurant The Flagship.
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| Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens As we return to the city (time allowing) you have the opportunity to visit these magnificent gardens set on the slopes of Table Mountain before returning to your hotel in the city. |
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Flights & transfers
Private transfer to Cape Town airport |
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| Special flight from Cape Town to Antarctica | |
Days 3-7 |
Antarctica |
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Flights & transfers
Transfer to Whichaway Camp |
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| Four days exploring Antarctica from Whichaway Camp Usually your stay here kicks off with you getting settled into your sleeping pod before an introductory afternoon trek and evening presentation. With only 12 clients on each adventure and professional polar explorers as your guides, the day to day itineraries are tailored to each individual. They can be as relaxed or adventurous as you want. You don’t need to be an athlete to come with us, only in normal physical condition. With gentle treks and picnics overlooking the ice waves, you will have all the time in the world to truly explore this great wilderness. Then, for those searching for more adrenaline, your guides can push you as far as you want to go; from kite-skiing around camp to ice climbing up virgin peaks. Put simply: the landscape is as big as your imagination. |
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| Whichaway Camp Activity : Ice Treks | |
| Whichaway Camp Activity : Kite skiing | |
| Whichaway Camp Activity : Ice Caves | |
| Whichaway Camp Activity : Giant Abseiling | |
| Whichaway Camp Activity : Overland Flight and Emperor Penguins Today you will fly two hours across Antarctica, providing immense views of the high polar plateau before landing at the Emperor Penguin colony. You will be the only people to witness this incredible wildlife spectacle and able to get up close and personal to these real life stars of “March of the Penguins”. You will sit in wonder as the chicks waddle right up to you, their parents equally inquisitive to these strange newcomers to their icy land. It is one of the greatest thrills on earth to witness such a rare and secluded wildlife spectacle. After that, there is the option to drive about 1hr from our camp to a small mountain range. In this stunning landscape, we ski tour around the base of the mountains, even reaching the summit under the expert leadership of your guides. |
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| Whichaway Camp Activity : 'Neverland' Hike to see the Ice Waves You drive to an area named “Neverland” and, using ropes, walk on the edge of a 200ft cliff overlooking the magnificent ice waves. |
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| Overland Flight to South Pole Then, you fly to the South Pole - the holy grail of the early explorers and the lowest point on earth. It is a 2,400km flight over unexplored mountain ranges and the mighty High Polar Plateau. After 7hrs, with a stop on the plateau to re-fuel, we land at the pole itself. |
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Days 7-8 |
South Pole |
| Tour and Overnight at the South Pole At the designated marker, you will be at the lowest point on Earth. At this one point there is no more East, South or West on the planet – only North and you will be able to walk around the world in just a few paces! You'll get the chance to visit the Amundsen-Scott Science station, spend the night in specialist tents near the South Pole. You will be comfortable and well looked after as we experience camping in one of the wildest places on earth. |
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| Amundsen- Scott American science station Learn all about this US scientific research station and their often ground-breaking research, before going to their unique South Pole shop to buy souvenirs and even send postcards! |
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| Geographical South Pole | |
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Flights & transfers
Flight from the South Pole back to Camp |
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Days 8-10 |
Antarctica |
| Whichaway Camp : Three course dinner Enjoy a three-course dinner and some champagne to celebrate your Antarctica achievement. |
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| Final day at leisure at Whichway Camp | |
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Flights & transfers
Transfer from Whichaway Camp to the airport |
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| Special flight from Antarctica to Cape Town | |
Days 10-11 |
Cape Town |
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Flights & transfers
Private transfer from Cape Town airport to Cape Town hotel |
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Accommodation in Cape Town
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Ellerman House - $$$$$
Ellerman House is a class act throughout. Not to mention a wonderful piece of history that...
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Tintswalo Atlantic - $$$$$
For a dose of cosy luxury, check in to the Tintswalo Atlantic. Perched right on the edge of...
•
The Cape Grace - $$$$$
Situated in the heart of the V&A Waterfront, the Cape Grace is one of Cape Town’s most...
•
The Mount Nelson - $$$$$
The Grand Dame, heritage property of Cape Town, the Mount Nelson comes with bags of history...
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Cape Cadogan Boutique Hotel - $$$$$
Set in the fashionable Kloof Street area, the Cape Cadogan is a wonderful boutique...
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Flights & transfers
Private transfer to Cape Town airport |
