Always wanted to join an Antarctic expedition with someone you’ve seen on the telly? Well, have we got news for you!

If you’ve recently visited Europe on a nice warm holiday, cool off (in October) with a venture down south to the penguins.

It’s berets and baguettes all ’round at the Aussie expedition company’s office today, while Travel Weekly makes do with a simple pairing of Jam Fancies and Aldi tea.

A subantarctic safari is like an African Safari, but where you would expect to see lions you see penguins and instead of it being scorching hot it’s freezing cold.

The expedition cruise line has revealed some smashing destinations for its new ship’s bid debut, so get ready to go penguin spotting!

Travel Weekly joined hundreds of adventurous expeditioners from around the globe for the line’s big Antarctic come back.

We are all familiar with Zoom fatigue – it’s that feeling of exhaustion at the end of a day dominated […]

What do you look for in an onboard cabin? Nine out of ten people would say, “Space!” Travel Weekly begs to differ. We look for intelligent design.

All good things must come to an end. Alas, work and taxes never stop.

Think of this as your intermission from the diary posts; a brief reprieve from mind-bogglingly beautiful landscapes and once-in-a-lifetime experiences. For now.

In this instalment, our intrepid reporter embarks on “the best day trip”, topping even his coveted trips to the pub down the road.

This is part two of our series chronicling our trip to Antarctica with Aurora Expeditions. Check out part one if you’ve missed it.