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Capture the white wilderness of Antarctica populated with pristine peaks
Discover Earth’s land of extremes from its breathtaking beauty to giant peaks nestled along the peninsula. Absorb yourself in the majestic white wilderness that is Antarctica while mountain climbing on some of the highest peaks not only on the continent but on Earth, such as Vinson Massif, one of the iconic Seven Summits. Visit between December and January for prime mountain climbing conditions.
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FAQs: Mountain Climbing in Antarctica
What should I know about Mountain Climbing Antarctica?
Home of many extremes, the continent of Antarctica is the coldest, driest and windiest continent in the world. Positioned around the South Pole, almost its entire territory is glazed over by the world’s largest ice sheet that is on average 1.6 kilometres thick. It is one of the remotest landscapes on Earth and features breathtaking scenery of its white wilderness.
Why should I choose Antarctica for my Mountain Climbing adventure?
Unique climbing
An expedition in Antarctica is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to discover some of the rarest and wildest regions on Earth. With awe-inspiring scenery, glimpses of fascinating animals that populate the continent, and thrilling climbs, come to discover a mysterious continent that has barely been touched by humans.
Land of discoveries
The continent of Antarctica was the last region on Earth to be discovered in 1820, yet now is only populated by scientific centres which heavily study the region. Remarkably, the highest summit of the continent, Mount Vinson at 4,892 meters, wasn’t discovered until the year 1957.
Animals of Antarctica
The hostile environment of Antarctica provides fertile grounds for an abundance of animals perfectly adapted to the extreme depths of temperature. The birded snow petrel swoops over the heads of Emperor penguins, which slide past the fur seals that rest by the waters. Come to see these magnificent animals in their natural habitat.
What can I expect from the weather in Antarctica?
The continent is mostly a polar desert receiving only 200 millimetres of precipitation every year. It can reach deep temperatures of -63°C.
What’s the high season for Mountain Climbing in Antarctica?
Visit between December and January for prime mountain climbing conditions.
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