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Antarctica CruiseIn 1999 I took an Antarctica Cruise from Ushuaia, Argentina via a 2-day, 600-mile journey through the treacherous Drake Passage, and arriving at our Antarctica travel destination of the Antarctic Peninsula.We spent 10 days of our Antarctica vacation landing on different islands and seeing the most amazing sights you will (or can) ever see anywhere in the world -- Antarctica penguins, icebergs, seals, whales, glaciers... even a museum, an abandoned whaling factory, and a research station. I even got to go SWIMMING in Antarctica!!! (How many people can say that?) Out of all the places I've been, this Antarctica cruise stands far and away the absolute best trip I have ever been on. Please join me on this Antarctica travel vacation aboard the Professor Multinovsky, a converted ice-strengthened Russian research vessel. You will experience what I experienced, and you will learn how you can take an Antarctica vacation yourself!!! I know you will be inspired.
Affording an Antarctica VacationTraveling to Antarctica was not cheap. Take a look at my Antarctica FAQ to get an idea of what it cost me in 1999. Then check out my generic Saving For a Trip page if you want some good advice on how to sock enough money away for an Antarctic travel vacation cruise like this one.Site NavigationClick on a destination button to the left to get started. Inside you can click on any of the destination pictures to enlarge them. Click on the "MAP" button to return here, or the "HOME" button to return to the MickTravels homepage.If you want to skip right to the most awesome Antarctica pictures, try Paradise Bay, Lemaire Channel, Gerlache Strait, or Falkland Islands. I hope you enjoy this Antarctica travelogue as much as I did making it!
 Click on the map above for a more detailed view of the Antarctic Peninsula. Or click here to purchase the full Ocean Floor around Antarctica Map
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