

The Antarctic Circle stands as one of the most challenging polar exploration routes which people can attempt during their lifetime. The journey begins in Ushuaia which serves as the main entry point to Antarctica before heading through the Drake Passage to reach the stunning Antarctic Peninsula region.
The route allows visitors to view glacier-filled waterways while they visit historical exploration locations and distant penguin nesting areas. The main event of the journey occurs when you reach latitude 66°33′ South which marks the official entry into the Antarctic Circle. The exploration lets you discover Antarctic territories which remain inaccessible to most travelers because the area contains massive ice formations and marine mammals and pristine polar landscapes.

























