Polar Tracks Expeditions
Featured Antarctic Itineraries
Expedition Cruises
The Classic Voyage / Antarctic Peninsula
Few people ever have the chance to step onto the Antarctic Peninsula. From the moment you come aboard, the unparalleled beauty of this region will leave you breathless.
The Epic Roundtrip / Falklands, South Georgia, Antarctica
Three weeks, tens of thousands of penguins, an expanse of untouched beauty—this is an Antarctic experience that lets you soak it all in.
The Whirlwind / Fly-Cruise Antarctica
If you’re short on time, take to the sky and skip the requisite sea crossing of the Drake Passage to maximize your time cruising down south.
Real Adventures, Real People
When I first began talking to Heather about going to Antarctica I knew right away that I’d picked the perfect person to talk to and put my trust in. Having worked on some of the ships herself, her knowledge of the different companies, and their ships, was first rate which made my choices so much easier.
Knowing that she had been to Antarctica multiple times as part of the crew, I was able to ask her the many questions that I had and know that I could fully trust her answers. She really took care of me and even arranged to have a bottle of wine appear in my room for my birthday! I’d wholeheartedly recommend talking to Heather, and the team at Polar Tracks, if Antarctica is your dream trip.
Insider Advice
We’re a different kind of agency. We work on the ships, with the teams, and are currently active in the polar regions. Our insider advice is truly that – straight from the field – and it’s updated in real time if things change.
Antarctica
Everything you need to know about traveling to Antarctica, including what time of the season is best for what you’re most keen to see.
Arctic
Everything you need to know about traveling to the Arctic. Which is a bit like our proverbial backyard/second home (because we’ve lived there).
What to Bring
All you need to know about what to bring on your trip. Including unusual stuff like why you might want goggles in Antarctica, or extra batteries in Svalbard.
