When to travel to Antarctica

Your exclusive travel guide to learn what Antarctica has to offer

Wondering when to plan your Antarctic adventure? Each month from October to March offers unique wildlife moments and stunning landscapes to discover. Each month promises unique wildlife encounters and exhilarating adventures amidst Antarctica’s dynamic scenery.

In this guide, you’ll find an in-depth look at what each month brings in Antarctica, so you can choose the best time for your journey.

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A month-by-month traveler's guide to discover the best time to explore the Seventh Continent.

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In 2003, Antarctica21 launched the world's first Antarctic air-cruise, introducing a faster and more comfortable way to reach the Seventh Continent and pairing it with boutique cruise exploration.

Avoid the drake passage

Flying over the Drake Passage allows you to reach the continent faster, so you can make the most out of your travel time.

Yacht-like experience

Our small expedition vessels are more like private yachts, offering direct access to intimate areas along the Antarctic shore.

Save time

Crossing the Drake Passage by ship is a 2-day journey, while a flight there takes 2 hours, so you’ll be saving time each way.

One Flight Per Expedition

With only up to 76 guests per departure, Antarctica21 flies all travelers at once to/from Antarctica, lowering chances of disruptions due to Antarctica's volatile climate conditions.

N°1 Air-Cruise Specialist

Antarctica21 has been specializing in Antarctic air-cruises for over two decades, making it the company with the most expertise in this niche.

Low-Impact Expeditions

Journey with purpose, experiencing the magic of Antarctica with a CarbonNeutral certified company. Learn more at antarctica21.com/sustainability

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A group of Adelie penguins on ice in Antarctica