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25.01.2022 Did you know that male and female Adélie penguins are almost impossible to tell apart? Their lifestyle offers few clues they're particularly egalitarian, with both parents equally taking care of their offspring : Dominic Barrington / Hurtigruten

23.01.2022 Explorers have always been drawn towards the unknown 7th continent because of its spectacular nature and outstanding wildlife. 2022/23 season just launched: https://fal.cn/3a2DF

23.01.2022 Amazing whale encounter in Wilhelmina Bay. During the summer, Antarctic waters are full of many different types of whales looking to eat fish, squid, penguins and plankton. : Karsten Bidstrup / Hurtigruten

22.01.2022 Marching gentoo penguins : Karsten Bidstrup / Hurtigruten

22.01.2022 Gentoos are the speedsters of the penguin world Although they're not strong runners, they can take off in the water: When diving, they've been known to reach speeds up to 22 miles per hour. They spend the majority of their day hunting krill, squid and fish. : Andreas Kalvig Anderson / Hurtigruten

20.01.2022 Cruising in Wilhelmina bay. The mountains and high glaciers around the bay ensure plenty of dramatic scenery and sculpted ice from tiny floating pieces to large bergs. : Karsten Bidstrup / Hurtigruten

15.01.2022 The most remote continent on Earth is unlike anything you've ever experienced. Here's all you need to know before travelling to Antarctica.

08.01.2022 Let's dream together! Explore Antarctica from home with our experts. What fascinates you the most about Antarctica? 2022/23 season just launched: https://fal.cn/3a2DF

08.01.2022 A minke whale stopping by to say hello. Having this curious and playful whale coming up to the tender boat was an unforgettable experience for guests and crew! : Genna Roland

07.01.2022 Its location in the picturesque Penola Strait makes Petermann Island a great spot for iceberg- spotting and offers spectacular views across the channel to the Antarctic Peninsula. : Tessa van Drie / Hurtigruten

05.01.2022 Chinstrap penguins If you imagine the markings on these penguins' head are a teeny tiny helmet, you'll understand their name. They have a little band of black feathers that run from the black markings on top of their head, through the white underside of their chin and back up - exactly like the chinstrap of a bike helmet. : Marsel van Oosten / Hurtigruten

05.01.2022 Neko Harbour lies nestled in Andvord Bay, surrounded by the mountains and high glacier walls of the peninsula. It's named after a factory whaling ship from the early 1900s. : Karsten Bidstrup / Hurtigruten

01.01.2022 Antarctica is high on the bucket list of many explorers. Learn more about the frozen continent in this webinar hosted by expedition leader Tudor Morgan. 2022/23 season just launched: https://fal.cn/3a2DF