Articles from Poseidon Expeditions - Page 8
Choosing the right polar expedition ship is an essential stage of planning your cruise to the Arctic...
“Why would I want to go to the North Pole?” You’re not the bucket-list type, you add, and you really...
Dreaming of going to Antarctica? Don’t forget to include South Georgia and the Falklands!
There is probably no other novel that is as suitable for getting in the mood for an expedition to th...
Try, Try and Try Again: American Expeditions to the North Pole, 1898 to 1905.
As an incredibly fascinating continent in one of the most remote places on Earth, it’s not surprising...
Englishmen, Russians and Norwegians stand at the forefront of polar exploration during the “Heroic...
We’re suited up in waterproof kayaking outfits, booties and life vests, seemingly ready for anything....
Our first stop is the Isles of Scilly off the coast of Cornwall.
Knud Rasmussen, 1879-1933, was a Greenlandic–Danish polar explorer and anthropologist. He was the...
Visiting the gravesite of Sir Ernest Shackleton is an emotional stop on an Antarctic cruise that...
The same trip to the Arctic today and a hundred years ago are two drastically different things. ...
The Falkland Islands are a United Kingdom territory consisting of more than 700 islands in the South...
Those of us in the sales & marketing departments at Poseidon Expeditions sometimes take for granted...
Seeing Antarctica for the first time can be life-changing. An expedition cruise is a chance for many...
This vessel is truly a masterpiece of engineering and an enduring symbol of Arctic shipping. But...
Visiting Antarctica is something in the back of every avid traveler's mind. Checking off all continents...
Some polar expedition ship operators (like Poseidon!) offer early booking discounts (EBDs) on trips...