Month: January 2018

Allegedly today is cruising the fjords, but in fact that starts around 20:00, before which we’re in the open seas West of […]

Overnight we had to pop out into open sea, we awake to force 8 and an “across the bows” crosswind which caused […]

With all day here there was no urgency to head out early. This was fortunate as we’d initially dressed in shorts and […]

Our day started out rather early, the tour we’d booked had a 07:35 start so we have to up, fed and shaved […]

The infamous Drake Passage was like a lake on the journey down to Antarctica. The return trip turned tables and pretty much […]

Our last day in and around the Continent of Antarctica – got to be sad and yet something to celebrate too.  Today […]

Just because we didn’t touch land doesn’t mean it’s been a quiet day today, infact it has been anything but quiet! Thinking […]

As mentioned last night we planned to take the Leemar Passage to today’s destination, which is seven miles long, but as there […]

After last night’s extraordinary sighting, today was always going to be hard to surpass. We’re en route to Neko Harbour, around 100km […]

Our group was first off today. Hooray you might think, but no it’s just the opposite.  We woke early, jumped up to […]