Combine the achievement of reaching 90°S with the raw drama of Antarctica's most striking mountain range — a photographer's and explorer's dream.
First, conquer the geographic South Pole — a feat achieved by only a handful of people in history. Stand at 90°S, where every direction is north, and follow in the footsteps of Amundsen and Scott.
Then, turn your gaze upward to the mountains of Dronning Maud Land — a jagged, otherworldly landscape of nunataks piercing through the ice sheet. This is Antarctica at its most dramatic, a place where earth and ice collide in spectacular fashion.
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Afternoon flight to Antarctica (6 hours). Land on blue-ice runway. Transfer to Polar Camp.
Rest and gear briefing. Optional short exploration near camp.
Four-hour flight to the South Pole via Wilderness Camp. Time at 90°S for photos and reflection. Overnight at Wilderness Camp.
Morning flight back to Polar Camp. Rest and share stories of your Pole experience.
Full-day scenic flight over the mountains of Dronning Maud Land. Land for a guided walk on a glacier tongue.
Second day in the mountains — explore a different area, with optional photography workshop.
Return to your favorite location for additional exploration or rest at camp.
Final excursions. Farewell dinner at Polar Camp.
Morning flight back to Cape Town.
The peaks of Dronning Maud Land reach over 3,000 meters (10,000 feet), rising dramatically from the ice sheet.
Yes, we land on glacier tongues and safe areas within the mountain range for guided walks.
The Pole sits at approximately 2,700 meters (9,000 feet) above sea level.
Slightly more active than other expeditions due to mountain walks, but still accessible to most fitness levels.
Two of Antarctica's greatest achievements in one extraordinary journey.
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