Discover Antarctica Like Never Before
If you want to embark on a truly unique and unforgettable travel adventure, Antarctica is unrivalled!
Explorers lucky enough to set foot on its vast landscapes experience a connection to the natural world like never before, discovering magical mountainous landscapes and majestic ice formations that stretch as far as the eye can see…
An Explorer’s Dream
Touch down on the vast polar wilderness, and make your mark at the Geographic South Pole – the lowest point on Earth!
Meet the famous Emperor Penguins at a spectacular site with over 14,000 flightless birds and their young chicks.
Other-worldly Accommodation
Amidst the magical mountainous landscape, incredible ice tunnels, and endless polar plateau of Queen Maud Land in Antarctica lies Echo Camp, a luxurious hideout catering to only small groups of lucky explorers to ensure a sense of once-in-a-lifetime exclusivity and space.
Straight out of a science fiction film, Echo stands serenely amidst rugged rock formations, offering an unparalleled experience reminiscent of being on another planet, all while firmly grounded on Earth.
The innovative ‘Sky Pods’ boast a space-age design that blends futuristic aesthetics with lavish comfort. Crafted from advanced composite materials, each of the six bedrooms features floor-to-ceiling windows that afford guests breathtaking views of the lunar-like landscape outside.
This cosy camp is ideal for exclusive gatherings of up to 12 individuals, and allows guests to seamlessly merge ultra-luxury accommodation with a once-in-a-lifetime adventure on the seventh continent.
Want to try another oasis of luxury, this one overlooking sparkling freshwater lakes? Try Camp Whichaway. Or, for a more laidback experience that will leave you feeling like an adventurer from a bygone era, try Wolf’s Fang.
For the Adventurous
There are so many once-in-a-lifetime activities to try in the area!
Abseil down the summit of a 100-metre-high cliff, taking in the incredible views of shimmering blue ice all round. Or pick up some crampons and ice axes, and try some ice climbing (carefully guided by former rock climbing champions, of course).
Climb the blue-ice glacier to summit the Nunatak Mountain, and be blown away by the views from the top. You could even try a rope walk above a 200-foot cliff!
Hungry adventurers can refuel with a unique peak-top picnic, sipping on a cocktail with 10 000-year-old ice…