Remote East Antarctic coast
A defining experience along this expedition route.
POLAR TRAVEL TRIBEANTARCTICA · East Antarctica and French Southern Lands
Cross the remote East Antarctic sector from Tasmania, follow the ice edge for whales, seabirds and rare landing opportunities, then continue via the French Southern and Antarctic Lands to Cape Town.
TRIP OVERVIEW
Cross the remote East Antarctic sector from Tasmania, follow the ice edge for whales, seabirds and rare landing opportunities, then continue via the French Southern and Antarctic Lands to Cape Town.
This is a reference structure for an approximately 29-day Hobart-to-Cape Town voyage. French Southern Lands visits require special permits, and East Antarctic operations change with weather, sea state and ice.
A defining experience along this expedition route.
A defining experience along this expedition route.
A defining experience along this expedition route.
A defining experience along this expedition route.
Hobart → East Antarctic Coast → Southern Ocean → French Southern Lands → Cape Town
DAY BY DAY
Embark in Tasmania and sail south with safety training, polar briefings and the first albatross, petrel and whale watches.

Explore navigable leads along East Antarctica for icebergs, seals, penguins and whales, with daily operations set by current wind and ice.

Turn towards the western Indian Ocean sector for pelagic albatrosses, photography sessions and onboard science programmes.

Subject to permits and weather, attempt visits in the Kerguelen sector for volcanic scenery and concentrations of seabirds, penguins and seals.

Continue towards Africa with expedition reviews and image workshops before arriving beneath Cape Town’s skyline.

PLAN WITH CLARITY
This is a reference structure for an approximately 29-day Hobart-to-Cape Town voyage. French Southern Lands visits require special permits, and East Antarctic operations change with weather, sea state and ice.
PLAN THIS JOURNEY
Ask about current operators, dates, cabins and suitable alternatives.
Start an Enquiry →