The Antarctic environment is unique with abundant wildlife and untouched mountain landscapes. We are now able to access this awesome mountain region by yacht, taking advantage of the most cost effective approach to Antarctica available. Our two itineraries allows us to have maxium time actually exploring and climbing, skiing or snowboarding in Antarctica.
The expeditions are a very small group with a maximum number of 7 people and 2 guides. This allows the specific goals during the expedition to be very flexible depending on the desires of the actual participants.
A multitude of peaks exist in the region, which are mostly unclimbed and all have new route potential from the less technical to the extreme! Expedition participants can choose to climb mountains or ski tour around the region or even just observe the wildlife.
Normally an expedition to Antarctica can be extremely costly and difficult to arrange but by joining one of our expeditions you will get to experience the abundant wonders of the Antarctic Peninsula without the hassle. Climbing and/or ski and snowboard touring. 
- The last frontier
- First ascent possibilities
- Vast wilderness
- Unique wildlife
Dates: 2010 / 2011 Season - we have been booked for private expeditions on the Antarctic Peninsula for this season so our next available departures are as follows;
2011 / 2012 Season
Trip #1: December 14, 2011 - January 4, 2012
Trip #2: January 11 - February 12, 2012
Duration: Trip #1: 22 days
Trip #2: 33 days
Departure: ex Ushuaia, Tierra Del Fuego, Argentina
Price: Trip #1: EUR9,990
Trip #2: EUR12,700
Close off date for applications: June 14, 2011 for the December departure and July 11 , 2011 for the January departure. Places on this expedition fill quickly so bookings need to be made well in advance.
Please click here to download the trip notes for the Antarctic Peninsula Expeditions:
 | Antarctic Peninsula 2011 / 2012 Adobe Acrobat Document: 644 KB, 94 seconds @ 56kbps Details and trip notes for the Adventure Consultants Antarctic Peninsula Expeditions |
You can read about our Antarctic Peninsula Expedition 2006, they sent daily dispatches with amazing pictures!
