If you are asking yourself whether it is worth going, I will answer honestly: if you have a vacation and have money, and you are at least a little interested in nature or just life, you should definitely go.
I have already traveled to 30 countries, but Antarctica is completely different. It's like comparing a walk in the park to climbing Everest. Not that one is better, just a completely different format.
The main thing is not to expect comfort like in a five-star hotel. Expect adventure. It’s cold there, there are waves, and it’s not always possible to do what you planned. And that's okay, because you're in Antarctica, not Disneyland.
If you are asking yourself whether it is worth going, I will answer honestly: if you have a vacation and have money, and you are at least a little interested in nature or just life, you should definitely go.
I have already traveled to 30 countries, but Antarctica is completely different. It's like comparing a walk in the park to climbing Everest. Not that one is better, just a completely different format.
The main thing is not to expect comfort like in a five-star hotel. Expect adventure. It’s cold there, there are waves, and it’s not always possible to do what you planned. And that's okay, because you're in Antarctica, not Disneyland.
