No one is screaming louder right now than a group of cruise passengers, who staged a hunger strike after their Antarctica itinerary was cut short and they were given a decent refund.
To emphasise how lucky the divers were, the entire ice cave they had just been inside exploded and broke into chunks of slush as far as the eye could see.
For those with a bit more bank to splurge on the trip of a lifetime, luxury tour operators offer a more exclusive and authentic Polar experience.
Shackleton was on what would have been his fourth expedition to Antarctica when he died at age 47 aboard the Quest.
While scientists have witnessed the spectacular moment before, this is the first time the event was filmed.
Huddled within the vast expanse of the Antarctic wilderness lies Ultima Oasis Camp, beckoning guests with an unparalleled chance to delve into one of the planet’s most isolated realms.
Mice might force 19 of the 28 species of breeding seabirds on the island into local extinction over the next 30 years.
Piercing through layers of snow and ice, the strange structure has been raising eyebrows worldwide.
Tourism will be important parts of the repurposed Agulhas 1.
Wildlife can be severely disrupted when icebergs crash into islands, particularly if the bergs become stranded on the seafloor encircling the remote landmasses.
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On a cold and rainy day in Cape Town, it might warm your bones a bit to know that there are far worse places to work, like Antarctica’s sub-zero madness.
A book excerpt has been released introducing readers to colourful characters with big ideas about ice, including this one mariner on a mission to transport an iceberg from Antarctica to SA.
It’s hard to look at the photos from Lewis Hamilton, Shaun White, Nina Dobrev, Zoey Deutch & Jared Leto’s Antarctic trip with all this jealousy clouding your vision.
Cape Town is now being punted as the best place to come before you head all the way down South.
The Titanic would have seen this one coming.
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It is a very proud moment for the SA Agulhas II icebreaker ship that left Cape Town in early February for the Endurance22 expedition.
On its way to find the lost treasure, the SA Agulhas II became trapped between pack ice “stretching out to the horizon” on Sunday.
You can track the South African icebreaker ship that departed Cape Town on Saturday as it heads out on its quest to locate Sir Ernest Shackleton’s sunken ship.
107 years ago, renowned polar explorer, Sir Ernest Shackleton set out with his crew aboard the Endurance, a ship that is now somewhere at the bottom of the Weddell Sea in Antarctica.
When the long-awaited expedition to find the “edge of the earth” was cancelled due to the pandemic, a couple took it upon themselves to go it alone.
The South African National Space Agency is putting together a team for a summer trip to Antarctica, and you’re welcome to apply.
In their ongoing bid to convince the world that the earth is flat, the Flat Earthers are now planning a trip to Antarctica.
Down here in the Mother City we’re freaking out about the impending Day Zero, but down below in Antarctica there’s a different problem to deal with.
If you’re into packing your bags, waving goodbye to the warm and heading off on an adventure you should meet Padraig Riley. Keen to go along for the ride?
You may know of the numerous and ever increasing base stations popping up all over the Antarctic ice. But why? In a small part it is for the advancement of scientific discovery, but more dire intentions seem to be brewing.
Tally ho, chaps. Prince Harry is coming to town. He’s been preparing for a charity race to the South Pole that will take place next week, and he’s going to stop by Cape Town for some sunshine.
Scientists researching previously unexplored deep-sea vents in Antarctica stumbled upon a host of new species, including hairy-chested crabs, ghostly octopus and predatory starfish, in what has since been dubbed a “lost world”.
In 1961 permanent stations in the Antarctic had only just been built. It was quite literally a new frontier. So when Leonid Rogozov found himself with an acute case of appendicitis, the offending organ had to be removed at the station. The only problem: He was the only man who could perform the operation.