Antarctica and Arctic
Travel Guide
From pre-trip planning, cost analysis, and cruise ship comparison to the departure equipment list
—LGA integrates years of experience to answer all your polar tourism questions.
Antarctic Travel Guide 2026-2029 Edition
Let's Go To Antarctica (LGA) is a travel agency specializing in Antarctic travel. Whether you're planning your first trip to Antarctica or looking for the best Antarctic cruise tickets, we offer professional advice and a one-stop service. Below are 13 frequently asked questions about Antarctic travel to help you understand every detail of your trip.
Arctic Travel Guide 2026-2029 Edition
Arctic Cruise Travel Complete Guide 2026-2028 | Polar Bears, Aurora Borealis, Glaciers: A Plan for All Your Arctic Trip Needed 2026-2028. This article comprehensively covers the best time to travel to the Arctic, popular routes (Cold Shore Islands, Greenland, Canadian Arctic), cruise company comparisons, and more…
Antarctic Photography Guide: What Cameras and Lenses Should I Bring to Antarctica?
What camera and lens should you bring to Antarctica? This is a photography guide specially designed for Antarctic travelers, including lens pairing suggestions, cold-weather shooting techniques, and quick settings references, allowing you to easily capture wonderful moments of penguins, seals, and glaciers in Antarctica.
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[Latest! 2027 Antarctic Travel Leave Guide] You can go to Antarctica with as few as 7 days of leave!
Dreaming of your Antarctic adventure in 2027? With clever use of Hong Kong public holidays, you can take as few as 7 days off to enjoy a 13-day vacation and successfully set off for Antarctica! We've broken down the ultimate leave-taking strategy for 2027 and provided 4 carefully selected Antarctic itineraries, teaching you how to fulfill your dream of landing in the polar regions with minimal annual leave!
How much does it cost to go to Antarctica? A complete breakdown of the budget for Antarctic cruise tickets, airfare, hotels, and insurance from 2027 to 2029.
How much does a trip to Antarctica cost? The most affordable options start from around USD 12,000, comfortable options from around USD 18,000, and top-tier luxury options from around USD 36,000. This article breaks down the costs of cruise tickets, airfare, hotels, equipment, and insurance, including comparisons of three budget options and peak/off-peak season prices.
Returning to Antarctica after 5 years! How Hong Kong embarks on its journey to Antarctica | Derek Tang
After a five-year hiatus, Derek Tang once again sets foot on the Antarctic continent that changed his life. In this video, he shares his journey back to Antarctica and explains in detail how Hong Kong travelers plan their trips and where to start their journey to Antarctica, taking you step by step to understand the true nature of this "once-in-a-lifetime" polar expedition.
A 12-day luxury Antarctic cruise ship was stranded in the world's most dangerous strait, Drake Passage, encountering a once-in-a-century 10-meter wave. Netting on board cost $4,000? | Iwalkutake
What's it like to cross the Drake Passage, one of the world's most dangerous waterways? In this film, Iwalkutake embarks on a 12-day luxury Antarctic cruise, documenting encounters with a once-in-a-century 10-meter wave, the exorbitant internet costing $4,000 onboard, and the real journey to the seventh continent, giving you a taste of the most thrilling and unforgettable first leg of your Antarctic adventure.
Splurging 500,000! Boarding a six-star "Antarctic cruise"! All-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink? Single suites? | Elephant GoGo
What's it like to spend 500,000 NTD on a six-star Silversea Antarctic cruise? Single suites, all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink throughout the ship, and butler service included! Elephant GoGo reviews the Antarctic luxury cruise itinerary, price, and island highlights, making your dream of visiting the seventh continent a reality.
MV Discoverer
MV Discoverer, operated by Polar Latitudes, is a sophisticated polar expedition vessel with a maximum capacity of 140 passengers. The hull features 1A…