Epic Antarctica: The Peninsula to the Ross Sea & Beyond

TAKE YOUR PLACE AMONG ANTARCTICA’S BOLDEST EXPLORERS

EMBARK ON A NEW VOYAGE MADE POSSIBLE BY THE

extreme ice capabilities of our new expedition ship, National Geographic Endurance. Discover the seventh continent as few ever have or ever will. Venture into the

epic landscapes of remote West Antarctica where we are sure to set foot on ice few other humans have. See the

prolific wildlife and impressive ice shelf of the Ross Sea region. Walk among a colony of hundreds of thousands of king penguins and be among the few to have shared a beach with royal penguins, endemic to Macquarie Island. By special permit, explore these sub-Antarctic islands of New Zealand and Australia, World Heritage Sites for the

thousands of seals and millions of penguins, including huge colonies of king and royal penguins. This is wildness and wildlife at its finest, seen before only by the likes of Scott, Ross, Amundsen, and Shackleton.

EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS Venture deep into the ice aboard the ultimate polar ship, National Geographic Endurance, and explore where few others have been before • See the big tabular icebergs of the Antarctic Peninsula, remote West Antarctica, and the spectacular Ross Ice Shelf • Explore small seldom-seen subantarctic islands of New Zealand and Australia that are havens for wildlife • Paddle a kayak in pristine bays, and Zodiac cruise amid the bergs • Observe endemic royal penguins, gentoo and southern rockhopper penguins, and 100,000 pairs of king penguins on a single beach.