We have three incredible experiences that will take you to the most amazing places on the planet. Whether you want to chill with a cocktail made with ancient glacial ice, marvel at the cute antics of the Emperor Penguins, or visit the historic site of the South Pole, we have something for everyone. Each package includes 3 days of rest and relaxation at Skydance Villa, round-trip flights from Cape Town, delicious meals, and professional guides.
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On arrival in Antarctica you will spend 3 hours on ice, taking a gentle hike from Wolf’s Fang camp to a nearby nunatak where you will experience an unforgettable champagne picnic and views unlike anywhere on Earth before boarding your return flight to Cape Town.
If you would like to add Victoria Falls and Chobe to your itinerary, enquire about the Greatest Week On Earth. You will marvel at the Smoke That Thunders as well as spot some of the Africa's most exciting wildlife such as the Big Five. Join us for the greatest 6 days on Earth!
We realise visiting Antarctica is a bit too adventurous for some. For those looking for something a bit different we have The Greatest Travel Week On Earth. Guests will enjoy 10 days of relaxation, including accommodation in Cape Town and Victoria Falls, as well as safaris in Chobe.
Book NowA wildlife photographer’s dream. This trip offers unique access to a magnificent penguin colony when the chicks are taking their first steps off their parent’s feet.
Two hours flight in a Basler BT-67 from our main camp and you are at a site of more than 14,000 penguins and their young chicks. Both are totally unafraid of humans and will come within a few meters of our group, immersing you in the noise, commotion and the sheer beauty of it all. This is one of the greatest – and yet least observed – wildlife events on the planet.
Book NowThis luxury adventure takes you into the heart of Antarctica to see the Emperor Penguins. Then it's on to the southernmost point on earth – the South Pole!
Even now, reaching the southernmost point on earth is a feat that very few people have achieved. During the seven-hour flight, we land on the polar plateau to refuel, and you will have a chance to walk around this vast, foreboding wilderness getting a real taste for the immense scale of Antarctica.
Back on board, we continue to the South Pole, landing at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole station. At the designated marker, you will be at the lowest point on earth. A place with no more East, South or West – only North and you will be able to walk around the world in just a few paces!
The Emperor Penguins are totally unafraid of humans and will come within a few meters of our group, immersing you in the noise, commotion and the sheer beauty of it all. This is one of the greatest, and yet least seen, wildlife events on the planet.
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Our uniquely located camps are designed to be easily dismantled and removed, leaving no trace on the pristine environment. Guests can choose to stay at either Whichaway, an oasis of luxury overlooking freshwater lakes, or Echo, where the spirit of adventure is discovered in some of the most dramatic mountain ranges on Earth.
This luxury adventure takes you into the heart of Antarctica to see the Emperor Penguins. Then it's on to the southernmost point on earth – the South Pole!
Even now, reaching the southernmost point on earth is a feat that very few people have achieved. During the seven-hour flight, we land on the polar plateau to refuel, and you will have a chance to walk around this vast, foreboding wilderness getting a real taste for the immense scale of Antarctica.
Back on board, we continue to the South Pole, landing at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole station. At the designated marker, you will be at the lowest point on earth. A place with no more East, South or West – only North and you will be able to walk around the world in just a few paces!
The Emperor Penguins are totally unafraid of humans and will come within a few meters of our group, immersing you in the noise, commotion and the sheer beauty of it all. This is one of the greatest, and yet least seen, wildlife events on the planet.
