The Antarctic Peninsula is one of the world’s most remote and pristine wilderness regions. Huge mountain ranges decend to the water edge. Wildlife is abundant including seals, penguins and whales to be sighted.

Imagine after a day of photographing this sub Antarctic wildlife from the close proximity of your zodiac, you zip underneath the overhanging cliff of a 6000’ high glacier and retire to the warmth of your private research ship. After a nice hot shower you relax to your deck chair with h’ordeurves on hand and sip from a 12 year old malt scotch soaked in glacial ice that is 1 million years old...or for the more adventurous... Imagine... you can hear the crunch of sea ice sliding beneath your zodiac as you carefully steer your way ashore. You and your boarding party carry with you skis, ice picks ropes, tents, satellite phones, radios, food and a plan to scale a nearby mountain peak and meet the yacht the following day.