Picture this: a place so remote that fewer people have stood on its shores than have climbed Mount Everest. Yet, in 2026, ...

Starting this fall, more people will be able to camp and kayak in Antarctica with HX Expeditions. With two types of kayaking, there are more choices for adventure than ever before. ByRobin Raven, ...

Antarctica is a haven for explorers, globetrotters and those who simply love snow.

From Lewis Hamilton to Prince Harry, stars are increasingly striking the White Continent off their bucket lists. Opportunities abound for the rest of us as well. By Brad Japhe In the early afternoon ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Yuri Choufour/HX Expeditions Kayaking around a glacier in Antarctica. If you’ve ever dreamed of kayaking or camping in Antarctica, ...

Kayak excursions from the Antarctic Dream are one way to get close-up looks at indigenous wildlife. True to its name, this small ship is big on comfort, camaraderie and epic sightseeing. While there ...

It’s got some pilots feeling flighty. Antarctica has become a trendy travel spot for extreme adventurers looking to chill out, with some intrepid explorers spending upwards of $25,000 for an icy-cold ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. It’s the ultimate adventure and one of the most difficult places to access on the globe – and Antarctica is ...

Travel to the end of the earth — as Ushuaia, Argentina, is called. Then travel beyond it, to the islands, coves and research stations of Antarctica, a remote and mysterious land experienced by only a ...

Deepak Chopra will visit his final continent, Antarctica, in November. Chopra advocates for spontaneous travel and embracing the unknown for a richer experience. Come this November, Deepak Chopra will ...

By the time most kids are mastering multiplication tables, Wilder McGraw had already ticked off all seven continents — Antarctica included. The milestone wasn’t part of some color-coded parenting ...

In the early afternoon of Dec. 14, 1911, Roald Amundsen and his crew of four officially became the first men to reach the geographic South Pole. To get there, the Norwegian explorers navigated the ...